janette cooling. vivian and amy. >> i am marcus heisman, a resident at the arf off and on since 2009. all i got to say is, is this discrimination against gay people like myself secretly, and i think 10 times before you kick people out on the streets. it is not safe out on the streets. thank you. >> i am janette connelly, and i live in the reseptive behavioral health center for more than 15 years. i went from there and i worked in the acute care psychiatric area, and i see that you keeping beds empty at the behavioral health center when there is an ample amount of people ready to go from acute care and in the medical area of san francisco general. it is just almost criminal. we have huge amounts of people getting acute care services that really need to be on a lower level of care and they are unable to move because there is empty beds not being filled. to change them and the bhc that it is now called is just i don't know. i think you need to find a better solution to find the navigation center or shelt

patrish an shaallen, -- patricia, jennifer, doctor palmer, janette cooling, i believe. i can't read the writing.

patrish an shaallen, -- patricia, jennifer, doctor palmer, janette cooling, i believe. i can't read the writing. >> i stay at the arf facility. i don't think they should close it down. that is my place of living. i have been there for five years along with my other clients there. i feel that the arf shouldn't be closed down. thank you. >> thank you, ms. allen. >> good afternoon. i am a mental health worker at the facility also known as arf. i want to thank you. thank you so much. i don't have anything to say because supervisor ronen said everything i will agree with what he is saying. i is agree with her. i came to the arf to the mental health and living en independeny in the community. it is in the hopes of enabling them to get back into the community. some clients are able to move to lesser care. unfortunately, a majority of clients are in need of constant care