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"It’s kind of its own little community," Zuver said. "For the most part they try to help each other out. They babysit each other’s kids and become friends."
Minkevitch remains upbeat about the many challenges the homeless community faces.
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"These are problems with solutions," he said, adding that more federally subsidized housing vouchers would be a giant step forward in reducing homelessness.
"Housing is just too expensive," Minkevitch said. "Especially for folks with incomes as challenged as those who are coming to us."
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