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Half of California’s chronically homeless adults were youth experiencing homelessness, with few shelter beds and advocates pushing for a housing fund to break the cycle.
Children experiencing homelessness in California face a high risk of becoming chronically homeless adults, with half of the state’s chronically homeless population first homeless as youth.
Only 3.4% of shelter beds are designated for youth, leaving over 60% unsheltered and sleeping in cars, on streets, or couch-surfing.
Advocates, including Jevon Wilkes of the California Coalition for Youth, highlight systemic failures, especially for youth aging out of foster care, and are pushing for SB 492, which would create a Youth Housing Bond Fund to expand transitional housing with supportive services and break the cycle of homelessness.
La mitad de los adultos sin hogar crónicos de California eran jóvenes que no tenían hogar, con pocas camas en albergues y defensores que presionaban por un fondo de vivienda para romper el ciclo.