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Programs for homeless, mentally ill would be axed

Luige del Puerto//October 16, 2009//

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Programs for homeless, mentally ill would be axed

Programs for homeless, mentally ill would be axed

Luige del Puerto//October 16, 2009//

Cutting its budget by 15 percent would mean significant cuts in contributions to housing programs for the mentally ill and completely eliminating a homeless-prevention program, according to the Arizona Department...

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Tags: rental-subsidy program, Homeless Prevention Program, Arizona Department of Housing, budget cuts

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