roher, would you like to come up? >> i would like to give you a bigger overview of the fostercare system so you can understand the need for resource families and the population that we're serving, as well as the context of changes in state law that are really making the need for more resource families in san francisco even more imperative. i'm 4.4% in the children in sanfrancisco, we received a hotline call of abuse or neglect. when we get these calls, we screen them initially on the phone and decide whether or not the allegation warrants a visit or response from us. this includes more children than 13 because of sibbings. 2% of all children in sanfrancisco in 2018 were investigated to see if they were at significant risk or victims of abuse or neglect and then, if the threshold of abuse or neglect rises to a level that warrants removal to ensure the safety of the children, we do that and we place them into foster care. you can see we placed 290 children into care in 2018, which represents one quarter of 1% of all chi

laugh thing i want tthe lasa contrast to what some of the other speakers and particularly director roher spoke about, i think your point, if i'm not missing it, even if we do all of that right, even if we ramp up testing and even if folks follow the instructions that the mayor and department of public health and yourself gave to everyone yesterday, that we run the risk because of congregate living weighingsesituations, that it es again or emerges. and so that's a real disconnect, i think, to when we were hearing about the priorities here. frankly, i think one of the things that seems to be being deprioritized so some extent is -- i mean, we're moving folks one from congregate living situation to another one, maybe a better one, and we don't have a great plan around folks who are unhoused. and so, i wonder if you could just talk about your -- whether there is a disconnect between your view on that and other city leaders or if i may be mischaracterizing or misinterpreting the difference. >> so right now, i don't represent any policy option from the health department around that, wit but i

laugh thing i want tthe lasa contrast to what some of the other speakers and particularly director roher spoke about, i think your point, if i'm not missing it, even if we do all of that right, even if we ramp up testing and even if folks follow the instructions that the mayor and department of public health and yourself gave to everyone yesterday, that we run the risk because of congregate living weighingsesituations, that it es again or emerges. and so that's a real disconnect, i think, to when we were hearing about the priorities here. frankly, i think one of the things that seems to be being deprioritized so some extent is -- i mean, we're moving folks one from congregate living situation to another one, maybe a better one, and we don't have a great plan around folks who are unhoused. and so, i wonder if you could just talk about your -- whether there is a disconnect between your view on that and other city leaders or if i may be mischaracterizing or misinterpreting the difference. >> so right now, i don't represent any policy option from the health department around that, wit but i

laugh thing i want tthe lasa contrast to what some of the other speakers and particularly director roher spoke about, i think your point, if i'm not missing it, even if we do all of that right, even if we ramp up testing and even if folks follow the instructions that the mayor and department of public health and yourself gave to everyone yesterday, that we run the risk because of congregate living weighingsesituations, that it es again or emerges. and so that's a real disconnect, i think, to when we were hearing about the priorities here. frankly, i think one of the things that seems to be being deprioritized so some extent is -- i mean, we're moving folks one from congregate living situation to another one, maybe a better one, and we don't have a great plan around folks who are unhoused. and so, i wonder if you could just talk about your -- whether there is a disconnect between your view on that and other city leaders or if i may be mischaracterizing or misinterpreting the difference. >> so right now, i don't represent any policy option from the health department around that, wit but i

laugh thing i want tthe lasa contrast to what some of the other speakers and particularly director roher spoke about, i think your point, if i'm not missing it, even if we do all of that right, even if we ramp up testing and even if folks follow the instructions that the mayor and department of public health and yourself gave to everyone yesterday, that we run the risk because of congregate living weighingsesituations, that it es again or emerges. and so that's a real disconnect, i think, to when we were hearing about the priorities here. frankly, i think one of the things that seems to be being deprioritized so some extent is -- i mean, we're moving folks one from congregate living situation to another one, maybe a better one, and we don't have a great plan around folks who are unhoused. and so, i wonder if you could just talk about your -- whether there is a disconnect between your view on that and other city leaders or if i may be mischaracterizing or misinterpreting the difference. >> so right now, i don't represent any policy option from the health department around that, wit but i

laugh thing i want tthe lasa contrast to what some of the other speakers and particularly director roher spoke about, i think your point, if i'm not missing it, even if we do all of that right, even if we ramp up testing and even if folks follow the instructions that the mayor and department of public health and yourself gave to everyone yesterday, that we run the risk because of congregate living weighingsesituations, that it es again or emerges. and so that's a real disconnect, i think, to when we were hearing about the priorities here. frankly, i think one of the things that seems to be being deprioritized so some extent is -- i mean, we're moving folks one from congregate living situation to another one, maybe a better one, and we don't have a great plan around folks who are unhoused. and so, i wonder if you could just talk about your -- whether there is a disconnect between your view on that and other city leaders or if i may be mischaracterizing or misinterpreting the difference. >> so right now, i don't represent any policy option from the health department around that, wit but i