Maia Szalavitz: In Seattle, something better than a tent for the homeless

Seattle has an innovative method to address the need of the homeless and those of businesses and homeowners.

(Grant Hindsley for The New York Times)

Nhan Dinh Truong hugs Ms. Alexander while loading a van before heading to a hotel room supplied by JustCare.

(Grant Hindsley for The New York Times) Nhan Dinh Truong hugs Ms. Alexander while loading a van before heading to a hotel room supplied by JustCare.

| Aug. 27, 2022, 4:00 p.m.

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