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How Boise Could Meet Its Goal Of Ending Family Homelessness In Five Years

Emilie Saunders
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Boise State Public Radio

Home prices in Boise continue to soar, pricing many buyers out of the market. Simultaneously, city leaders are concerned about an increase in family homelessness, and have set a goal of eliminating family homelessness in five years. How will they get there?

Two people trying to meet this goal are Sara Busick and Jeanette Curtis of ‘Our Path Home,’ a public-private partnership with the city that focuses on getting people housed.

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