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San Diego is changing its homeless shelter system to prioritize vulnerability as extreme weather displaces thousands.
San Diego is exploring a shift from a first-come, first-served shelter system to one prioritizing vulnerability, amid overwhelming demand and low placement rates—only 8% of shelter requests were met in November.
Heavy rainfall and flooding forced hundreds to evacuate a homeless shelter, the third such evacuation in recent years, highlighting recurring risks for vulnerable populations.
The storms, part of a climate-linked pattern, follow last year’s wildfires and threaten burn-scarred areas with debris flows.
Nationally, 11 million Americans were displaced by disasters in 2024, and extreme weather continues to strain housing, especially for homeless individuals.
San Diego está cambiando su sistema de refugio para personas sin hogar para priorizar la vulnerabilidad a medida que el clima extremo desplaza a miles de personas.