Sheltering in place, social distancing, self-isolation, quarantine - whatever you call it, the measures we take to keep ourselves and others safe from an easily spreading virus aren't easy, but they are necessary.
For the homeless of the world, however, maintaining the distance required by CDC guidelines is nearly impossible - staying at home is difficult when you don't have a home - and the resources to lessen the danger of those circumstances are even harder to come by. That's why one group is going out of its way to at least help with that second issue in the city hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic so far.