SFGTV May 12, 2014
Pretty low wages to provide this sort of safety net, especially in Supportive Housing or even in our lowincome housing and they deal with populations that [speaker not understood] trained on how to deal appropriately with. A lot of tenants, inner conflicts, stuff like that. Maybe Mental Health [speaker not understood]. And finally, eviction prevention. What we hear a lot from our partners in the nonprofit world along with the experiences that we have with clients is that oftentimes you work so hard to get a client housed and then either because of hoarding and cluttering or some sort of break ...