In March, San Diego community programs were approached by the county to provide crisis intervention and mental health counseling to adults who tested positive for COVID-19 or were showing symptoms of the virus.
These individuals fell into a category in which they didn’t need hospitalization, but either did not have a home or could not go home.
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