0:27
Thea Agnew-Bemben
12:48 - 13:16
“one of them is to be able to do short-term assisted living for people who otherwise would be— Uh-huh. In shelter as a way to bridge them into the benefits that are needed to get them into actual assisted living.”
- Speaker
- Thea Agnew-Bemben
- Timestamp
- 12:48 – 13:16
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
From the transcript
And these are all things to test responses to the gaps that we're observing. So for example, one of them is to be able to do short-term assisted living for people who otherwise would be— Uh-huh. In shelter as a way to bridge them into the benefits that are needed to get them into actual assisted living. So, and then we have a bunch of other ones. So that's, it's a big lift.
Related Coverage
Anchorage homeless residents tell Assembly: shelters worse than jail
Two sets of lived experience meet at Anchorage's homelessness debate: those in shelters and those who watched encampments grow.
True North dropped crisis services from Fairview plan after months of pushback
Fairview pushed back. True North revised. No more crisis services in the Fairview building — outpatient and a mobile van instead.
