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The Houston City Council voted (14-1) to move forward with purchasing a former shelter at 419 Emancipation Avenue for $16 million, a step in the city’s plan to expand its homelessness response network. The project, dubbed the “Super Hub,” is being hailed as Houston’s first centralized “front door” to connect unsheltered residents with healthcare, mental health treatment and permanent housing, according to city documents. View this post on Insta…See the Story

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