Homelessness in New York City could see a dramatic spike during the novel coronavirus pandemic if city leaders don't enact a plan to stabilize housing, a nonprofit warns.
Alice Stanford and Artie Brennan share the same economic fears as the current pandemic leaves them unemployed.Homelessness in New York City could see a dramatic spike during thepandemic if city leaders don't enact a plan to stabilize housing, a nonprofit has warned.
The at-risk households were ones where the primary earner has a job in industries severely affected by the pandemic, such as food service and retail, according to Win. About two-thirds of the jobs lost to the pandemic paid less than $40,000 annually, according to one study by the Center for New York City Affairs at the New School.
People wearing masks walk in front of a homeless person in New York during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, April 17, 2020. An eviction moratorium remains in place in New York state, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced. Evictions originally were suspended until June 20, which Cuomo extended to Aug. 20.
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