The Brief
- City leaders call the plan “Downtown Rising.” The goal is to use $212 million to rehouse 400 people by the end of the year.
- Partners for Home said the Downtown Rising campaign likely won’t be done in time for the World Cup.
- Homeless people around Pryor Street worry the city will give up after the tourists leave.
ATLANTA –
A non-profit is partnering with the City of Atlanta to work on its aggressive plan to house homeless people ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
What we know:…