The building located off Folsom Street will include 42 units for young adults ages 18 to 24.
A new youth supportive housing property is on its way to opening in San Francisco 's SoMa neighborhood.The city's budget and Finance Committee recommended approval of the lease for the new property Wednesday.'I am asking everyone involved in this process to join me in giving the warmest possible welcome to our new neighbors,' said Sup. Matt Dorsey.
'I have had experiences with friends, lovers, peers that have gone through hardships that I think really could have been solved by having a place to stay,' said another.Dozens of people spoke during public comment and every single one of them was in favor of the new project.It's a project Honey Mahogany said will only become more important as she suspects more LGBTQ youth could move to the city in the coming years.
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