The conversation surrounding solutions to the homelessness crisis has consumed the city, but the voices of people who are unhoused can get lost in the crowd.
DENVER — Mayor Mike Johnston plans to house 1,000 people currently living on the streets of Denver by the end of the year.
"People probably look at me and just think I look like I'm healthy," said Torres."They have no idea what I've been through.”Denver mayor's $7 million request for tiny homes inches closer to approval Brandon Richard 5:19 PM, Aug 22, 2023 Born and raised in Denver, Torres never thought he would experience homelessness. He owned a tow truck business until 2018 when he had his first heart attack.
In 2020, Torres suffered a second heart attack. He also went into kidney failure and needs dialysis three times a week. “It's been a roller coaster. It's been ups and downs. You know, we try to make the best of every day," said Torres. “I just hate having to ask for help all the time. I hate having to always ask friends to do things for me.”
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