NYC has a plan to stop homeless people from cycling between hospitals and the streets
New York City is expanding its Bridge to Home program to Brooklyn. The initiative aims to prevent homeless individuals from cycling between hospitals and the streets.
Mark Thomas, 30, in his Bronx apartment, after graduating from Bridge to Home. The Bridge to Home program, which began last year, will officially expand to Brooklyn on Tuesday.
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