Report Finds San Diego Ill Prepared For Large Influx Of Military Vets

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Report Finds San Diego Ill Prepared For Large Influx Of Military Vets

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Maurice Wilson view more articles

04 September 2012 10:15

A new report predicts the homeless problem for military veterans in San Diego is likely to persist. It shows various federal, state and San Diego agencies spent $54 million dollars on the problem between 2009 and 2010. But the money has done little to provide affordable housing or jobs for homeless vets.

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