[Becks Heyhoe, housing manager for United to End Homelessness] says she tries to counter what she called “myths and ill-informed rhetoric” about the homeless population by sharing data, such as a 2017 UC Irvine study on the human and financial costs of homelessness in Orange County. The study was co-sponsored by Orange County United Way.


For the full story, please visit https://www.ocregister.com/2018/11/11/can-hearts-and-minds-be-changed-to-support-housing-homeless-people-orange-county-united-way-is-working-on-it/.