The City of San Diego is looking to possibly put shelter beds or affordable housing at the one stop shop for services run by the San Diego Housing Commission in collaboration with PATH San Diego.
“I was homeless because I was looking for some place for live,” Pelayo said.
In his journey to move to a place where the weather was good for his health, he ended up homeless for four months. “I’m disabled. My money every month is not too much. I was sometimes paying a hotel, you know,” Pelayo said. “It’s not easy when we are homeless, you know. Different places, living alone. I don’t know different situations. But we need help. It’s most important; we need help.”Deanna Villanueva, who is with the housing commission, is supportive of the possible idea.
“We’re already in conversations with the City about where and how we would still provide the resources and services that we provide here if the use of the site were to change,” Villanueva said.PATH said if the city does pick the center to add shelter or housing, the resources at the center would still be offered in the redevelopment or offsite.“I think it’s really helpful to look at it holistically.
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