Perhaps emergency social services would be a better use of resources. Btw SF has social services people/volunteer orgs canvassing the Tenderloin during most da

Perhaps emergency social services would be a better use of resources. Btw SF has social services people/volunteer orgs canvassing the Tenderloin during most daylight hours distributing resource info... it's almost impossible to not cross their paths on the fin district opposite side. The issue is that emergency social workers whom can be assigned to a specific person to intervene until they're in a better situation are what's most needed. Not all homeless people know how to fill out forms, navigate, keep appointments or can stick to getting their basic needs met by themselves/know what to do next for whatever reason/s; some do too, sure. The U.S. really needs centrally-coordinated assigned caseworker management for social services so that all needs (food, housing, health, $, edu, work, mental, dental) can be met and addressed, not the patchwork /hit-miss system-of-infinite-cracks it is now.