With more than 5,000 people estimated to be living on the streets of San Jose and not nearly enough places to house them all, city officials are hoping a new program will reduce the homeless population by sending some individuals off to live with family.

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan announced a pilot program for unhoused individuals on Tuesday which aims to help reunite homeless folks with their loved ones. KTVU"s Tori Gaines reports from San Jose.

San Jose has allocated $200,000 to launch the Homeward Bound program that aims to reconnect homeless residents with loved ones willing to take them in.

San Jose is launching a program to relocate and reunify homeless people with their families as the city strives to end unsheltered homelessness. Homeward Bound, a pilot program proposed by Mayor Matt Mahan,

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