New York City is grappling with a growing crisis as over 2,600 elderly individuals find themselves without a home. Among them is Wendell Payne, a 65-year-old who has been living on the streets and in subway stations for the past five years after being unable to keep up with the city's surging rents. Despite the challenges, Wendell seeks refuge at the City of New York Human Resources Administration Center for the Aged, where he shares meals, connects with friends, and watches TV. His story highlights the urgent need for sustainable solutions to support the aging homeless population in one of the world's most vibrant cities.
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