San Jose is increasing accountability for its nonprofit homelessness providers by implementing stricter data reporting requirements, ensuring effective use of millions spent on homelessness services.
Councilmembers and Mayor demand transparency in evaluating performance outcomes, emphasizing the necessity to track the usage of interim housing solutions and the transition to stable living for homeless individuals.
Despite extensive spending to combat homelessness, a lack of clear goals and plans has led to criticism from state officials, pushing San Jose towards a more structured approach.
The 2023 count revealed over 6,340 homeless residents, with 70% on the streets. The need for effective solutions is critical to alleviate the ongoing crisis.
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