mental health services this is just so that when they run into this kind of situation, you know, a horder, clutter, and that they are better able to you know, kind of understand but deal with them and make, you know, give them some sort of you know, referals or something like that. because i mean, they end up going into a lot of situations, i have heard where they go in and they want get into the room even though there is a lot of complaints about it. and the sro, and, it turns out that you know, there is a lot of electrical equipment and all of these kind of wiring that is problematic and but yet they can't, they have a hard time communicating. >> yeah, i know, it is a lot of a goal. i would suggest, maybe, that we also hook in our or code enforcement groups and the sro collaboratives who have experience in that as well. just to complete the picture. >> right. >> that might be a good way to connect in those folks that are doing that work for us. >> i think that it would be really helpful. >> i do think that it is important, i just think that it is a very sensitive area and we just want t

we found out actually we've become a nation of digital horders. 60% have one or more phones laying around home, and one in ten have four or more homes at phone. >> michelle is with lookout mobile security. its security app protects your cell phone's privacy when you use a phone and after you give it up. she and others at lookout have been collecting cell phones for the troops, she says more phones aren't available because of security concerns. >> the main reason is people just don't know what to do with the phone, and, two, they're concerned about the personal information, the photos, text messages, they're still on those devices. so what happens is they're left sit fog drawers. >> so take a moment, download the lookout app or just go online and find instructions how to wipe your cell clean so it can then to on to do good works. >> it's pretty crazy that hey have to pay for these phone bills and they have such a difficult time communicating with their loved ones and it really is a huge help for them to be able to communicate with home while they're away. >> i've posted a link to cell phon

we found out actually we've become a nation of digital horders. 60% have one or more phones laying aroundheir home, and one in ten have four or more homes at phone. >> michelle is with lookout mobile security. its security app protects your cell phone's privacy when you use a phone and after you give it up. she and others at lookout have been collecting cell phones for the troops, she says more phones aren't available because of security concerns. >> the main reason is people just don't know what to do with the phone, and, two, they're concerned about the personal information, the photos, text messages, they're still on those devices. so what happens is they're left sit fog drawers. >> so take a moment, download the lookout app or just go online and find instructions how to wipe your cell clean so it can then to on to do good works. >> it's pretty crazy that hey have to pay for these phone bills and they have such a difficult time communicating with their loved ones and it really is a huge help for them to be able to communicate with home while they're away. >> i've posted a link to cell