now and don't want you to forget it is summer time, school is letting out, there will be a lack of resor sources and food and we need to get the money out to the people that most need it. i don't know why we are thinking about cutting from youth and families services, but i urge we don't. thank you. >> hello. hi, again. jessica hernandez. i just wanted to say, doesn't make sense we have to come here and demand for you guys to--not you guys but there shouldn't be cuts. why should we come and tell you guys this when you already know it? there is hardly enough resources already in san francisco. san francisco has 14.something billion dollars of budget. why cut on the programs that really need it? there is only the 5 percent of the budget goes towards homeless programs, and i just heard recently there will be [indiscernible] the mayor wanting to give more money for that. are we really housing pandas and not the people who resident in san francisco? that's not-that's crazy. i just heard that-forgot the name, but there is 25 [indiscernible] cutting $25 million from youth. that's crazy. are we

prevent further trauma and instability allowing parents to focus securing employment and access and resor sources and rebuild their lives. we have over 6 thousand members and over the years we have seen is san francisco becomes more unaffordable we see more families suffering from unhousing. thank you for having this hearing. >> hello, my name is danica, a mirther of three and first generation immigrant of san francisco. i lived in san francisco 27 years. i am here today with the sense of urgency regarding the escalating homelessness crises faced by families in san francisco. as a concerned community members i'm troubled by the growing number of families who are forced to endure hardships and live on the streets with their children. it is unacceptable that in the city as prosperous as san francisco families are struggling to find a safe and stable place to call home. the lack of affordable housing and supportive service has exacerbated the situation. leaving vulnerable families without resources they need to rebuild their life. i ask a leader in our community to take immediate action to a

prevent further trauma and instability allowing parents to focus securing employment and access and resor sources and rebuild their lives. we have over 6 thousand members and over the years we have seen is san francisco becomes more unaffordable we see more families suffering from unhousing. thank you for having this hearing. >> hello, my name is danica, a mirther of three and first generation immigrant of san francisco. i lived in san francisco 27 years. i am here today with the sense of urgency regarding the escalating homelessness crises faced by families in san francisco. as a concerned community members i'm troubled by the growing number of families who are forced to endure hardships and live on the streets with their children. it is unacceptable that in the city as prosperous as san francisco families are struggling to find a safe and stable place to call home. the lack of affordable housing and supportive service has exacerbated the situation. leaving vulnerable families without resources they need to rebuild their life. i ask a leader in our community to take immediate action to a