> this whole celebration of reducing chronic homelessness is more likely just a PR piece. No... that's not a fair comment. We are measuring it. People are con

> this whole celebration of reducing chronic homelessness is more likely just a PR piece. No... that's not a fair comment. We are measuring it. People are constantly going through rough patches and become homeless. In some cases, most cases, they get help "soon" and get into a home. In other cases, they don't. This article is about the latter cases. Your statement suggests that the efforts to reduce chronic homelessness compete with efforts to help the temporarily homeless. The article doesn't suggest that is the case.