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He fought meth addiction for years. Now he‘s won drug-free housing for SF
Supervisor Matt Dorsey’s ordinance aims to create drug-free homeless housing in San Francisco, challenging the city's housing-first approach. The initiative seeks to test an alternative model to the existing policy.
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