Campsites in San Diego are providing shelter for homeless
Clip: 11/24/2017 | 5m 18s
Campsites in San Diego are providing shelter for homeless
Campsites in San Diego are providing shelter to hundreds of people and their families in a difficult spot. The Alpha Project manages campsites that currently house 200 of San Diego’s homeless, and nearly a quarter of their residents are children. Special correspondent Susan Murphy reports on the challenges - and camaraderie - shared by families who call the camps home.
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Campsites in San Diego are providing shelter for homeless
Clip: 11/24/2017 | 5m 18s
Campsites in San Diego are providing shelter to hundreds of people and their families in a difficult spot. The Alpha Project manages campsites that currently house 200 of San Diego’s homeless, and nearly a quarter of their residents are children. Special correspondent Susan Murphy reports on the challenges - and camaraderie - shared by families who call the camps home.
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