From Chattamatters: Permanent Supportive Housing

Published January 27, 2023 at 5:50 PM EST

From the Chattamatters video: “How to end chronic homelessness.”

More than 400 people here in Chattanooga are chronically homeless.

One solution is what is known as permanent supportive housing.

That’s the focus of the latest story from Chattamatters, a project at The Enterprise Center that helps Chattanoogans better understand local government and local issues.

Listen to part of the story from producer William Newlin.

For the full story, visit Chattamatters online at chattamatters.com and on social media.

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