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In preparation for the upcoming World Cup matches, the City of Houston has opened a homeless service center. The facility is intended to provide shelter to those in need. The center aims to accommodate at least 200 people.
While the service center offers temporary housing, efforts are also being made to find permanent housing solutions for its residents. Further information about the homeless service center and its operations can be found through ABC13 Houston, the source of this update.
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