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Lisette Lojo, a social worker with the Bowery Residents’ Committee, conducts outreach at Penn Station, engaging with homeless individuals and offering assistance. The article details her interactions with various clients, including challenges in encouraging them to accept shelter placements while respecting their autonomy. Lojo's work underscores the complexities of addressing homelessness in New York City.
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Lisette Lojo, a social worker with the Bowery Residents’ Committee, conducts outreach at Penn Station, engaging with homeless individuals and offering assistance. The article details her interactions with various clients, including challenges in encouraging them to accept shelter placements while respecting their autonomy. Lojo's work underscores the complexities of addressing homelessness in New York City.
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