Help educate people about Measure H by asking questions along the campaign themes such as:
- Share your personal story of the experience of not having a home
- Share your story about how your social service agency or church was successful in helping someone move out of homelessness
- Share what motivates you to work on homelessness and why you are voting for Measure H
Ask how Measure H will help specific groups of people:
- Will Measure H help veterans, who have given so much to our country, get off the street?
- Will Measure H help battered women and their children get off the street and recover their physical & mental health?
- Will Measure H help the growing population of women who find themselves homeless and are in danger when living on the street?
- What kinds of services will Measure H provide? What about mental health services & counseling? What about medical care and rehabilitation for drug addiction? What about help with rent?
- Will Measure help youth at-risk of homelessness get training to improve life and work skills? What about long term solutions like college or vocational training?
- Will Measure H save county taxpayers millions of dollars? I heard it was six times cheaper to treat and house people experiencing homelessness than continuing to pay for trips to shelters, emergency rooms and jails.
Go ahead: Ask a Question for Measure H:
http://www.scpr.org/events/2017/03/01/2226/airtalk-voter-cram-session/
RSVP to attend the free KPCC event in Pasadena from 7-8:30pm on Wednesday, March 1st
http://www.scpr.org/events/2017/03/01/2226/airtalk-voter-cram-session/