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Let's Celebrate Chucho

Let's Celebrate Chucho

We are raising $40,000 for WRAP’s vital work at

We are raising $40,000 for WRAP’s vital work at this 40-year mark, and all donations will be matched up to $20,000 in November and December! Contribute $40, $400, $4,000 to help make sure that mass homelessness is not around another 40 years. https://conta.cc/3VAWHQ8

Why not housing?

Why not housing?

the type of C.A.R.E the state its willing to bring

the type of C.A.R.E the state its willing to bring to the table

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WRAP-UP. SB 1338, also known as “CARE Court,”

WRAP-UP. SB 1338, also known as “CARE Court,” passed on Wednesday August 31. The bill makes it easier to coerce people with mental health disabilities into treatment, and is targeted at the unhoused. https://conta.cc/3QH48lN
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On August 11th, Newsom's "Care" Act passed out of

On August 11th, Newsom's "Care" Act passed out of the Appropriations Committee. The bill was amended on the 15th and will be scheduled for a floor vote any time between August 17th and 31st. https://conta.cc/3dz2NzQ

Part 12... Infractions and Due Process Rights Ant $Part 12... Infractions and Due Process Rights Anti-homeless laws and ordinances and their application have, in fact, created a loophole that allows for the circumvention of a homeless person’s right to due process under law. The process by which homeless people face repeated incarceration generally follows this scenario: A homeless man is sleeping on the sidewalk. A local ordinance makes it illegal to do so. The man gets a ticket and is later arrested for not paying the ticket. He spends a couple of days in jail, and is just as homeless now as he was before, only now he has a criminal record. This was the case for many of the individuals interviewed by RWHP. One man relayed the familiar scenario, “I was sleeping in a tent in a hidden spot near the freeway. They gave me a ticket for trespassing. I don’t have money to pay it. I’ve never been in jail before. I keep to myself, but now they’re going to make me a convict just for sleeping.”$

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Denver, CO. Public Health Agencies Speak up Against Freezing Sweeps - WRAP

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Attached see a letter from multiple local public health organizations – including Colorado Public Health Association, Human Impact Partne...

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