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Lack of supply, case managers, lead even those at 'high risk' to long wait for housing

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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) -- There are a number of organizations in Utah working to help people in need of housing. With an overwhelming need and limited number of case managers, even someone who qualifies for immediate help, might have a long wait.

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