By Meghan Hall A vacant commercial asset in San Francisco’s Lower Polk neighborhood has been transformed into a 75-bed navigation center thanks to the collaborative efforts of a public-private partnership determined to meet the needs of the City’s transitional youth. The Lower Polk Tay Navigation Center officially opened its doors in February after four years […]
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