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San Diego’s beloved Neil Good Day Center, a 30-year lifeline for the unhoused, faces closure this fall, replaced by a smaller, less-equipped facility as the city shifts focus to housing beds amid budget cuts. While officials say the change reflects evolving needs, advocates warn the loss of community trust, restrooms, and daytime respite could hurt those most vulnerable — even as the mission to end homelessness continues to evolve.

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