Sheltering in Place is an Impossibility for Atlanta’s LGBTQ Homeless Youth
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thegavoice.comTurn on the news. Scroll through Instagram. Go to the grocery store. No matter where or what you’re doing, the impact of COVID-19 is inescapable.
Anxiety is high. Emotions are out of control and wits are nearing their ends. On top of it all, we’re struggling to keep pace with the latest health mandates and precautions that seem to change by the hour.
It began with “wash your hands” and evolved into social distancing, until we were all resigned to our respective homes to “shelter in place.” But for many—approx.
3,200 youth in Atlanta experiencing homelessness— “sheltering in place” is an impossibility. And as an organization that exists to serve Atlanta’s homeless youth, and homeless LGBTQ youth in particular, this means our work has never
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