Prioritizing Compassionate Solutions

As both a nurse and a candidate for Senate, I'm contacting you today to share a critical issue that's close to my heart and demands our urgent attention.

Recently, news of a little-known pilot program in San Francisco has sparked both controversy and conversation. The Managed Alcohol Program (MAP), providing regimented doses of alcohol to voluntary participants among the homeless population, has stirred debates about the most effective ways to address addiction and homelessness in our communities.

While some question the approach, I believe it's imperative to prioritize compassionate solutions that prioritize both treatment and harm reduction. As someone deeply committed to public health and social welfare, I understand the complexity of addiction and the multifaceted needs of those struggling with it.

My vision for addressing this issue involves comprehensive support systems that not only prioritize treatment and rehabilitation for reentry into society but also recognize the importance of harm reduction strategies. By offering a continuum of care that includes access to medical treatment, mental health services, housing assistance, and community support programs, we can make meaningful strides toward healing and empowerment for all.

I'm dedicated to working collaboratively to implement evidence-based solutions that uplift our most vulnerable populations and create healthier, more resilient communities. Together, we can build a future with transparency and accountability where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Please consider donating or volunteering to my campaign to help make a difference.

Yvette Corkrean
California State District 11 Candidate
(415) 839-0251
yvetteforsenate.org