For some reason, the proponents decided to change the name of the project. However, as best we can tell, it still contains 48  units of PSH (down from 64). Those units still have no requirements for sobriety or treatment compliance. Based on the research we looked at, many (if not most) of those individuals in PSH are likely to continue to live in dependence on drugs and alcohol.

The filing uses euphemisms and obscure program names like "The Coordinated Entry System" possibly to avoid using words like "homeless" and "mentally ill."

This is now filed with the BPDA. The time to push back is now!

How can you help?

1. Submit comments on the BPDA project site: https://www.bostonplans.org/projects/development-projects/constitution-inn
2. Send emails to the BDPA board, elected officials and to Mayor Wu. Sample letters and email addresses can be found here https://charlestownvoice.com/getinvolved/
3. Make a tax-deductible and anonymous donation before 10/30th to help protect our community with legal representation https://neighborhoodvoicealliance.com/donate
4. Spread the word. Send this update to your friends and neighbors