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Google gives all San Francisco homeless free voicemail
Google has just announced a pretty wonderful new program, offering free lifetime phone numbers and voice mail accounts to every homeless person in San Francisco. This is designed to help them get on their feet, giving them a point of contact to give to government offices and potential employers.
The voice mail accounts, which can be checked from any phone, will allow first and foremost for doctors to get in touch with patients to give them information such as test results. But you can clearly see the many benefits that having a phone number will give to the homeless, giving them a solid base to build towards getting out of their current situations. Good on you, Google.
Via MSNBC
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By bob sapp at 5:05 PM ON 02/28/08
This is a great idea,nice to see a bigshot like Google lead the way.
By Kyle at 8:35 PM ON 10/27/08
So where can a homeless person go to signup for the free Google Voice Mail?