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- Residents share what life is like inside Greensboro’s pallet homes
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Every city should have this program
I know , babe.
I agree
Every city should have real homes. This is a sad statement about the decline of America.
@@billbillards569 *U.S.
No it’s not! There has been homeless people ever since there been humans! America is doing just fine!
Nice to see something is being done to help the homeless.
Totally agree 💯✌️🙏
Facts 💯
Help the homeless, while you turn our country into a hovel of tiny shacks. At the same time you steal from the Taxpayers and make them slaves to those who won’t work..shameful !
In California, some people wanted to help by building tiny homes ($1200 each) so homeless could get in out of the weather.
The government, who were doing very little to help, said you can't do that, collected up the tiny homes and destroyed them, leaving the people out in the weather again.
Government officials care only for their own "version of the truth" and have no respect for the property of the people.
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Amen 🙏🏾
It happened to my dad... he worked his entire life as a laborer as well as a painter. He got injured and lost his means to work and his apartment... he slept at the LA rescue mission for almost over a year while waiting for his disability income to come thru. He said it was ROUGH.. But hes ok! Has another apartment now and still disabled but he still enjoys his life. I thank God he's ok and happy! Encouragement to anyone going thru it you WILL make it thru ❤
So why did you let your father sleep in a rescue mission ?
@@mirabella2154first question that came to my mind as well lol
@@mirabella2154 Life is not that simple. People have abusive spouses, tiny places or live in trailers, how can they help?
@@zoeybella234 Yeah, sometimes life is simple. I don't care if I live in a trailer or a tiny room. I'm not letting my parents sleep in the streets.
God's blessings to you and your father!
I wish I had so much money I can start everywhere that needs it. It breaks my heart that so many people are in need. Way to go Greensboro for showing the rest of the country how to help others!!
Same. I've done so, so, SO many calculations. At 3% interest from earnings, I'd need about $20million to help out people. That'd be after taxes, etc....
It doesn’t take your own money. Just your time and organization.
If only people had that kind of energy for the people who work, actually contribute to society, make the right choices, and generate the money to pay for this stuff.
Same I would absolutely Love to do this.😢
@@TyeElisejust take a step of faith, one step at a time.... and see what GOD WILL DO ‼️ NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH GOD ‼️👍
We are all literally 1 paycheck away from this happening to us.
It's about time the homeless are helped. Or if you don't have insurance and you have an accident. It can wipe you out Financially.
Some people are already one last charge to a maxed out credit card from homelessness but will not admit it. Looking wealthy is a huge problem for many people in the USA. You see it on a daily basis from fancy cars, designer clothes with the a big logo, golden teeth, big chains and sending little Susie to a private school. Most wealthy people are quiet and do not draw attention to themselves because they don’t want family or friends asking for money… 😂
Exactly! The fact that medical issues put that one gentleman in that situation speaks volumes and shows it can be ANY of us.
Sounds Like You Might Wanna Pay A Little Extra For Your Savings, Rent, Mortgage Every Pay Check.
@@AndriaaLeoLove Sounds like you think that's enough, with the economy the way it is and the migrants coming and taxes going up everyone is at risk. Also rent going up and food. Your not invisible to this. Nobody is. That could be you too.
The first bill, I always pay every month as my insurance. If you work and plan and take care of yourself, you’re never going to end up in this condition.
Life can take a turn for any of us. What a good way to help people back on their feet
But if they were to SELL me one of these mini homes, they ask 250k 😪
I didn't hear anything about them helping them get back on their feet, they're just getting their feet in a home.
I didn't hear anything about them helping them get back on their feet, they're just getting their feet in a home.
they have better services than the working poor@@rod1147
just getting a foot in the door to your black heart@@donotsupportterroristgroups
Awh that's a great idea, those wee pallet homes, a bed, warm dry safe, light. Good to know these folks are off the streets, more towns need this.😊
And working facilities nearby. No need for kerosene lamps in a flammable tent, for instance. Here they have real walls.. hopefully they have a cafeteria or shared kitchen and laundry space there too.
Each one of us can fall on hard times and often just need a helping hand to climb to the next step. Thankfully there are programs that treat people with humanity regardless of what circumstances led them to being unhoused.
They need to place these in every state. Such a compassionate and helpful idea. And as the gentleman stated it could be any one of us that needs help like this at any time.
Only in the USA do you allow people to lose everything bc of illness. You should be ashamed. You're country is so hateful to each other you'd rather pay an insurance company $500 a month for Heath insurance than $100 a month for your Medicare system for all. Your politicians have made you believe that universal health care is bad. It isn't. Your Medicare system is awesome. Why not let everyone enjoy it? Bc if sheer utter selfish ambition and greed. You hate each other. You're the only advanced country that refuses to care for it's in people and you wonder why youre in debt to China? Bc you won't pay to keep your own people healthy, you won't pay to educate your own people, and now you're #36 in the world in education. You don't invest in your in people, your country will fail. Well, it already has and we watch and cry for you from afar. Your selfishness will be your down fall.
Good job. They are warm and safe. I have no problem with my tax dollars helping out.
They have them here in California as well. Definitely a good program. Hope it continues to expand.
Until it's a mini dope house
Until it's a mini dope house
Love it......I've seen these before. Each person gets his own tiny home...they share bathrooms and a community kitchen...and offer resources like bus passes, medical, dental, and job placement.
I think I might be wrong...maybe two persons per unit.😊
Made me think of autistic adults or people just getting back on their feet.. this is awesome
I got the impression that they share the space with another person?
@@jacky4u3 Maybe so. I may not have heard that part...from what little I know they only put one person unless there is room for a significant other or kid...
You said you love it, live in it for 3days and say that.
Anyone in a position of need would love it over being in extreme heat or frigid winter, when it's raining, nowhere to sleep without risk of being arrested by cops who will confiscate or destory their belongings, risk of being assaulted or killed while sleeping rough by sadistic people who humiliate or hurt homeless for fun, or by mentally ill or people out of their skulls on drugs. A safe temperate place where they can actually get a good night's uninterrupted sleep is womderful. You have no empathy, are judgmental, and take everything for granted.
I am a testament that this could happen to anyone. The last 4 years have been hell; first 2 years COVID no income; next 2 years had involved major surgery requiring 23 days in intensive care and recovery. Of course no income. But I own my home and had saved like a dog over the years and thankfully I keep the lights and fought back the wolves at my door. I am now digging out of the hole and feel blessed to still live in a beautiful home, have a car and pay my bills. I am not rich but extremely blessed and oh so happy now. But people must have compassion for our fellow human beings and their journey thru homelessness. Given the unknowns anybody could become homeless so be kind and be humble.
This is such a blessing! In Life..we NEVER know what can or will happen. No one is exempt from loss, sickness. But Thank God for these doors that are helping ppl who have fallen on hard times. Just to have a warm bed & a roof over their heads it's sooooo wonderful! Knowing they are safe and to be cared about! What a burden that has been lifted off their shoulders! We need more organizations like this! Please continue to bless the ones who are in need.
This is Beautiful! 🦋
Thank you 💜
I dont understand why thousands of these arent setup in every state for the homeless we wouldnt have the problems we do today.
I don’t understand how these “pallet homes” are legal yet when the average citizen owned property we have a law that tells us what type of home has to be built or moved on our property!! I have an acre lot and by law I have to build a 1,200 square foot home! Never mind if I can afford to maintain a that size home or not! I’m still required to build it on MY LAND! Yet these tiny structures are great and just what the community needs….. 🙄…..
Because the US government are giving all resources for the thousands of illegals that are pouring into your country! The systems in an absolute dire situation.
@@thesun-N-moon8885because y'all aren't real Americans.. Boston tea party happened for a reason
Whoever set these up could not have come up with a more resource wasteful method of "solving" homelessness if they had tried. The heating expenditures alone must be astronomical. Yet everywhere we look we can find abandoned houses, strip malls, and other buildings that would be FAR more environmentally-conscious to make available for the unhoused. Greensboro tax payers really need to consider the impact of what they're funding here.
Because our government doesn't want to end homelessness. If you can't be capitalized on, they don't care what happens to you. Your "birth certificate" is actually an insurance policy they cash in on, when you die. Google it?
When human beings are treated humanely it radiates to all others in profound ways. Way to go Greensboro you are showing the rest of the country what is possible when you put your mind to it.
Aka makes you feel better. Homeless are homeless by choice, you've never done homeless outreach and it shows.
@@Arthurian.Homelessness is a choice? Really?
@@SuperChaos002 yup, you bet. Go work with them, don't be a coward. See how many: "I like booze, heroin, crack, pills etc too much" stories you'll hear... Oh wait lol you're the one who believes their BS lies.
@@Arthurian.Your train of thought is another reason why this world is so messed up.
@@Arthurian.what a piss brain take. SOME are homeless by choice, but MANY MORE are not. Being poor can get you stuck in cycles you cant get out of and a lot of people are struggling with mental illness on top of that. No one in their right mind is going to "choose" to be destitute. Addressing the homeless issue will take different approaches. To wring your hands of the situation and just make a blanket statement that they are all "homeless by choice" is simply ignorance talking and shows a lack of empathy on your part. But hey, there are a lot of people like you around so i am sure youll find people who will agree with you. Youre still wrong though.
I stay in one of these currently in Cali and it definitely gives you privacy unlike the usual shelter. I also stay at a low barrier shelter and so I don't have curfews and no phone rules either. The downside is pallets have no plugs/outlets, bathroom, ventilation(so the walls get wet and your blakets and stuff will grow toxic black mold), heat or air.
It's basically like being in a tent made of metal. Some ppl here still get their pallets robbed. I would say a pallet is good if you don't currently have a tent or for when your tent floods or you can't find a good spot. It does protect you from rain but there are many openings in the walls due to how They're made, so some ppl's pallets leak and bugs can get in.
Definitely depends how they are constructed. These ones had heaters and lights, but they said nothing of outlets.
Being able to safely leave your stuff there matters too.
It isn't perfect but it is definitely better than nothing and a step in the right direction on the part of city leaders
I hate that some of them have construction defects. I hope the charities that built them fix the defects. Otherwise, they are defeating the purpose.
@@Missy-Missy1111 They're made like this intentionally so they can get grant money and spend little money. Pallets are only necessary if it's raining so heavy your tent eill collapse or flood (really tents aren't waterproof anyway). Other than that there is no difference in a pallet and a tent other than a pallet being waterproof and lockable. Although people still rob others pallets.
Get a damn job u sound like a lil kid
after that kind of trauma it takes time to recover, rebuild a new life and find new ways of coping with life. Wishing you all good rest and good times ahead.
I hope this catches on across America. A much needed resource. It beats sleeping on the streets.
Facts 💯
I’m hoping it catches on in Australia! I know the world thinks Aus is all sunny all the time and full of beach life, but that’s not the reality in a lot of places. What a great idea!
A 30-cottage development for homeless people was completed in Dec. 2013 called Quixote Village in Olympia WA, believed to be the first of its kind in the country. Other such tiny home villages have been built in our state since then.
Only in the USA do you allow people to lose everything bc of illness. You should be ashamed. You're country is so hateful to each other you'd rather pay an insurance company $500 a month for Heath insurance than $100 a month for your Medicare system for all. Your politicians have made you believe that universal health care is bad. It isn't. Your Medicare system is awesome. Why not let everyone enjoy it? Bc if sheer utter selfish ambition and greed. You hate each other. You're the only advanced country that refuses to care for it's in people and you wonder why youre in debt to China? Bc you won't pay to keep your own people healthy, you won't pay to educate your own people, and now you're #36 in the world in education. You don't invest in your in people, your country will fail. Well, it already has and we watch and cry for you from afar. Your selfishness will be your down fall.
Just great xxxx Remember in UK. After the war. The government built. Homes called prefabs Only ment to be short term. I understand. the residents love them. And they were used for a lot longer than intended xxxx
It’s a blessing to have a roof over your head and those who contributed to this program will continue to be blessed. This is where the government funding should go to rather than war.
Yes ❤
AGREE 💯
Yes no military will make all of them safer. It will make us all safer. We will all be living in these houses when we lose our country and freedom.
Yes 🙌🏽
@@TestSubject38 We've spent trillions on aircraft carriers that are considered obsolete in modern warfare. Congratulations.
This is amazing, we all need a safe, warm place to sleep and I’m so glad these people are getting help. I would love to see something like this here in Toronto and everywhere 🧡
Little house on the prairie. Snuggle up and this guy is so thankful.
This is fantastic program. All cities should follow this example. I wish I was rich. I would do a program like this. ❤ 🙏
I agree! All the barren places where abandoned homes are could be transformed into villages. Lovely to get Good News, for a change! Thank you Lord for compassionate Stewards! 🇺🇸❤️🙏
cant. the republicans block funding for these socialism policies that the democrats try to enact
We poor people need the money all the billionaires have because we'd actually help people.
Yea but what about showers and cooking ?
@@littlebigkicker they have community kitchens and showers within the gates. Some of the communities I seen on TV, everyone gets along and each person has responsibilities in the community and they are screened before being accepted. Not perfect solution, but much better than what this crooked government is doing to help the people.
These are so cool. I hope these are done in every state and they never stop being built!
Me too.
But hope they make Parmanet.
Roof above head is more important than even food.
Sure let's keep giving people free shit. Why not. Let's show people that everything is free. That's worked so well for the USA so far.
Yeah, they'll wind up making many more for illegals too
@@motorsports327I pray you're never in the position where you need free stuff
@@kathleen9769 I have and trust me I never took the help. Because I've always worked for my stuff. And if I ever borrowed money I paid it back and then some. Its all about having pride and the will to hustle and work. I lost everything in a house fire BUT I worked hard and rebuilt my life. Never had an excuse. I always took care of myself and my family. I hate government assistance. It gives people the excuse to not do shit for themselves and be lazy bums. If I can do it everyone can.
These look wonderful. More states need to do this. God Bless these people and I pray they can get back on their feet.
What an awesome program, and it's good to see a safe and warm place for people.
I love this . Well done Greensboro. Wether it's one, ten, or 40 pallet homes , it's a step in the right direction to help the homeless.
Many towns have done this. The state ends up tearing them down. They want you homeless.
Yes, the way you get shelter in Pontiac MI is you stand in line in front of the shelter all day to see if there is an opening at dusk. If there isn't?....tough.....@@matthorrocks6517
WHETHER
This is wonderful to see...
When you've been living on the street for a while, getting back into a home -- while a good thing -- can be a jarring experience, and it takes adjusting. Small steps to reacclimate/reenter the world, then you move on into something bigger...
God bless to whomever built this.
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Thank you for sharing this comment. I did not think of it this way, that getting back into a home can be a jarring experience. I was starting to think negatively of tiny homes. But I see what you are saying. Thank you, truly.
This is the most dystopian thing I’ve ever seen…
If you are able to move up and on! Getting from the streets as a jobless person requires a place to sleep, place for showering , proper type of work clothes, washing clothes and job skills. Goodwill industries is a big resource to helping with homeless advancement! What type of jobs are available to these people?
That's not a home!!!!
Only in the USA do you allow people to lose everything bc of illness. You should be ashamed. You're country is so hateful to each other you'd rather pay an insurance company $500 a month for Heath insurance than $100 a month for your Medicare system for all. Your politicians have made you believe that universal health care is bad. It isn't. Your Medicare system is awesome. Why not let everyone enjoy it? Bc if sheer utter selfish ambition and greed. You hate each other. You're the only advanced country that refuses to care for it's in people and you wonder why youre in debt to China? Bc you won't pay to keep your own people healthy, you won't pay to educate your own people, and now you're #36 in the world in education. You don't invest in your in people, your country will fail. Well, it already has and we watch and cry for you from afar. Your selfishness will be your down fall.
So true. I made a documentary about this
This is such a great alternative to shelters for the homeless!
This is WONDERFUL
I want to donate to this cause.
This is truly helping the homeless! It's a place to be. Has access to a bathroom. Safety. Less stressful. Access to a facility to find employment, locate potential housing. It's a new start for those who truly want one. THANK YOU!
And a place to “secure” your items.
Half the homeless went bankrupt because of medical bills.
Hospitals and doctors are so cruel.I
I hope in future they will be able to add a small bathroom. And perhaps some basic cooking facilities.
@@user-xf2vf9wn5jMight be a liability to add cooking elements.
@@mspivey3376 Ah, thinking about this you're right. Perhaps just a bathroom so they don't need to go outside to clean up or use the toilet. Especially at night.
In December 2013, a tiny home development called Quixote Village was completed in Olympia, WA. It has 30 tiny cottages, with their own 1/2 bath, for homeless adults. The 2-acre development also has a large common area with a kitchen, bath/shower rooms, and 2 multi-purpose rooms. This is believed to be the first publically-subsidized community of its kind in the country. Yay for the Evergreen State. There are many other such developments in our state now.
Lol 🙄
Can I live there... probably not. Have to be older...have less testosterone or be a minority.
Your state is an absolute joke.
@@kingpinsmith22 I agree! I was born here 69 years ago and I hate the way our state is being governed by the Dems. I've never once voted for Inslee. He's a 🤡
Great!! How did this actually happen, and not endless talk? “Doesn’t pencil out”, etc?
I believe it starts with political will- why is that in short supply? What is the real reason?
Good questions….
I think this is fantastic! I hope when these mini communities are built they always include a common kitchen and laundry facility as well as a full bathroom. These would be places for those that can help, to deliver blankets, warm clothing, pillows, toiletries, food, laundry supplies, offer hair cuts etc as well as a centre for them to gather, play board games, watch tv or a movie, and to receive info on available community services and potential jobs etc. A telephone that can be used by all when going on job interviews for potential employers to reach them, or to leave a message for the particular candidate. This is a "hand up" rather than a "hand out". This goes a long way in not only providing warmth, but a sense of still feeling human and cared about no matter what situation has brought them to this point. Build them in every city in the amounts that reflect the numbers of those in need, but perhaps make several smaller communities, rather than huge ones, in each city. This is truly awesome!!!! Thanks to those that provide this very much needed service...EVERYWHERE! ❤❤❤ GOD BLESS
This is nice, hope it is sustainable. Great job to everyone out there working hard to give folks shelter and an opportunity to choose a different outcome. Some people did not choose the street life. Even if they did, everyone makes mistakes and deserves a chance to redeem themselves. Be respectful and kind.
More of these, please. All the people who are for bulldozing or arresting the homeless need to shut their mouths, roll up their sleeves, and help our society make this happen.
Ooorrrrr those homeless need to close their palms, roll up their sleeves(not to shoot up this time) , and help out our society…
I just did the math. Those "houses" are for winter use only. The cost? Nearly a MILLION fricking dollars to "house" 66 people for 5 months. That's $3000/month/person! This doesn't include the cost of utilities or the cost to the city of taking them down in March, storing them, and putting them back up in the fall. They're cheaply built and will look like crap in a couple of years. The only "society" being helped here is some contractor buddy of one of the Greensboro politicians, because this is NOT helping the homeless. It IS helping the tax paying citizens to go broke and join the ranks of the homeless, though.
Typical liberal logic...make everyone else responsible for other's bad choices
Both replies are correct. Stop offering everyone else as slaves for your virtue signaling
They will, once they get on their feet. We all get outside help in life at some point, why deny these people theirs?@@nuggetsfan007
Thank you for doing this to people who need shelter. Hoping there is more places like this for people in need.
Only in the USA do you allow people to lose everything bc of illness. You should be ashamed. You're country is so hateful to each other you'd rather pay an insurance company $500 a month for Heath insurance than $100 a month for your Medicare system for all. Your politicians have made you believe that universal health care is bad. It isn't. Your Medicare system is awesome. Why not let everyone enjoy it? Bc if sheer utter selfish ambition and greed. You hate each other. You're the only advanced country that refuses to care for it's in people and you wonder why youre in debt to China? Bc you won't pay to keep your own people healthy, you won't pay to educate your own people, and now you're #36 in the world in education. You don't invest in your in people, your country will fail. Well, it already has and we watch and cry for you from afar. Your selfishness will be your down fall.
Every state needs these type of second chance shelters for the working poor.
I love this so much! I wish more places can do this!
What a wonderful idea! These communities need to be in every state in this Nation. Bravo to whom ever came up with this! God Bless you.
How wonderful that he has a bed, and makes it lovingly up. A source of pride and safety for him, his sanctuary with a bed he can make up. Sniff.
Low key hate mongering
@@koollee Not at all. The problem with conveying a feeling in writing is one can totally miss the tone. Too bad your cynicism twisted my sentiment, as I am genuinely happy for this man.
@@Bearwithme560lmao
I moved to a colder climate in my early 20's, coming from a situation where I had been homeless for 2 months before I was given an opportunity to straighten my life up. I lived in San Diego, where it is comfortable enough to sleep outside, even on a really cold night. Just have to protect your feet, first and foremost. They get cold easily even with a light breeze at night.
I can't imagine how much scarier it would be to have to deal with subzero temps. People steal propane to try to stay warm at night in a tent, which is incredibly dangerous. Be grateful for whatever opportunity you get, and remember there is probably someone out there worse off than you are.
I'm glad your back on your feet. But seriously it isn't a contest. Making yourself feel better by thinking someone has it worst is the wrong way to think of people.
@@NemoEatsWorld Its a good way to put your life into perspective and fend off depression. Too easy to get self involved when your desperately poor or homeless. I always tell myself others have it worse. Depression is a vicious circle that gets nobody anywhere. Being homeless is humiliating in of itself. Reminding yourself that others have less than you or live in war torn cities can help you not feel as bad about your situation, which can motivate you to work harder to rectify your own situation. It's a positive thing, not a judgmental thing.
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Thank heavens they are warm, safe and supported. 🙏🙏
God bless, good to see action in alleviating the homelessness issue.
Having their own privacy is huge I’m happy for them
I hope people that deserve these get them! It’s a HUGE help!!
Deserve ? Let em freaking grow up and get a job a do something with their lives. Nobody owes dead beats anuthing.
these are wonderful & everyone deserves a home
@@meczacy I agree.
I think this is an awesome idea. It separates the druggies and drunks from those who actually deserve this kind of help. If i were responsible for creating this environment for the deserving, i would have surly made provisions for showers, toiletries and laundry. Its only appropriate for the situation. Thankful there are still good people out there who actually understand the situation and actually care. May God richly bless those involved in this endeavor.
That's what's all about. Helping ithers in need!❤❤❤ Great job Greensboro NC😊
They need these in every state and every area ❤ this is such an amazing program that needs to spread around the world! 🎉
cant. the republicans block funding for these socialism policies that the democrats try to enact
It's not. I used to work at a homeless shelter and the pallet homes were a joke and they had more trouble getting out of cycle of homelessness then the residents who lived in the shelter with proper security and job training programs, GED programs, etc
I absolutely agree.
No, they don't need that in every state. They need to do better than that that is pathetic. That is a step away from a jail cell, are you kidding? White people need to do better. Because this is pathetic, it's a box.
Only in the USA do you allow people to lose everything bc of illness. You should be ashamed. You're country is so hateful to each other you'd rather pay an insurance company $500 a month for Heath insurance than $100 a month for your Medicare system for all. Your politicians have made you believe that universal health care is bad. It isn't. Your Medicare system is awesome. Why not let everyone enjoy it? Bc if sheer utter selfish ambition and greed. You hate each other. You're the only advanced country that refuses to care for it's in people and you wonder why youre in debt to China? Bc you won't pay to keep your own people healthy, you won't pay to educate your own people, and now you're #36 in the world in education. You don't invest in your in people, your country will fail. Well, it already has and we watch and cry for you from afar. Your selfishness will be your down fall.
This is A Blessing ! Should no human being be outside in harsh cold weather....They need to put these lil houses in every state to people Thts less fortunate.....💯💯
Not in one of the wealthiest countries in the world. While the rich get filthy richer. Something's wrong.
This is amazing. Everyone deserves a safe place to sleep and access to resources to help better themselves.
God bless the folks providing these little homes! Wonderful to see something good in these hares and crazy times!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️ This is so great. Thanks for creating these homes for the homeless, everyone deserves to sleep in warmth
Except for pedophiles
Why isn't this standard practice everywhere? Everyone deserves a bare minimum of shelter. And any competent government should be able to provide that.
Your last sentence said it all..."any competent government", something we have not had for the last 3 years for sure.
@@paanne1013 okay, uh... homelessness wasn't solved 3 years ago.
See that's the thing, you said all competent governments should provide this.....True but not all governments are competent.....example US government
Very true, but our current government is not competent.
We had a make shift shelter set up, the great people living around it started complaining. The city threw them off the privately own property saying it wasn't safe for them to stay in their own tents. The owner was fine with the situation. City cleared them out, so the homeless moved into an abandon nursing home, it caught fire and 20 people died. The only homeless shelter we have now is for females only and most of them are transitioning out of prison. Otherwise, the city turns it's head and act like they don't exist.
What a wonderful program to help the less fortunate. I hope other cities replicate this idea to help more people.
Amazing work Greensboro!!
This is a blessing.
THANK YOU, I.R.C. So proud of you guys for your forward thinking and actions that you have committed to for homelessness in your area. God bless each and every one of you. Job well done!
Can't bring girls back to a pallet home though.
If that's your concern then your priorities are in the wrong place.
@@lukebandy516 nowhere to park the Bugatti either
Only in the USA do you allow people to lose everything bc of illness. You should be ashamed. You're country is so hateful to each other you'd rather pay an insurance company $500 a month for Heath insurance than $100 a month for your Medicare system for all. Your politicians have made you believe that universal health care is bad. It isn't. Your Medicare system is awesome. Why not let everyone enjoy it? Bc if sheer utter selfish ambition and greed. You hate each other. You're the only advanced country that refuses to care for it's in people and you wonder why youre in debt to China? Bc you won't pay to keep your own people healthy, you won't pay to educate your own people, and now you're #36 in the world in education. You don't invest in your in people, your country will fail. Well, it already has and we watch and cry for you from afar. Your selfishness will be your down fall.
Wow I'm watching from Qld Australia and I think this is a bloody great idea finally these guys in need get somewhere warm they can call home godbless you all
Praying for all our homeless to find something or someone to bless them in their time of need. This is a great step in the right direction
Very nice. Thanks for everyone who made this happen.
yes all nice an all . but who's paying for this niceness?
You mean FBI,CIA, and Infragard?
Just some good ole American targeting on innocent citizens
This is a true blessing for the homeless community. I PRAY they’re all able to find permanent housing. 🧡
You do what? Сast spells? This is not a game. In real life, it is actions that matter, not some magic words.
@@zubareus yea people know that. No need to be a god hating sarcastic d-bag. I PRAY you find happiness and fortune and acceptance to even those you don't understand. Grow up!
This is such a nice program. I would love to drive my food truck there and provide food if I lived in that city.
Blessings to whomever started this 🙏 ❤
I’m 54, disabled due to multiple, and I’d love something like this. Low maintenance and very easy to clean and keep tidy. Thank God I’ve never been homeless or lived in my car but I’d greatly nvr appreciative. Thank you for helpful these deserving ppl.
Multiple what?
This is not permanent housing solutions. They are transitioned into homes or apartments eventually.
@@cosmicabyss7358 im assuming multiple sclerosis.
@@farmfreshideas579 I hope so.
Will say a prayer to Jesus for you! Hope you heal or at the very least your condition doesn't deteriorate.
This is a blessing, what a wonderful idea,anything can happen to any of us anytime, nice warm bed to sleep in,roof over your head,need more of these,my continued prayers for everyone, ❤️🙏
What a wonderful idea ! Every state should do this ! Congratulations
Finally something being done for the homeless. Thanks to whoever got this started.
God bless anyone who has fallen on hard times! It can happen to anyone! Protection, Love, and Light!!!
Many people are able to move in with family or friends when they are hit with financial difficulties. Unfortunately, not everyone has a place to go when they lose housing or jobs. I’m glad they are trying to help these people find jobs too.
🙏God Bless these people in their time of need🙏Thank You Greensboro for helping them.
Thank God for this program ❤
Every person should have a warm or cool place to sleep and a comfortable bed. These pallet homes should be made available to so many people. And they should be made to keep them clean.
They should put this resource right on the property of every states Governors Mansion! ❤
This gives people something that lacks in a homeless shelter....privacy and dignity. Well done Greensboro!
Such a Blessing praying for consistency 🙏 ❤️🙏
I commend the people in Greensboro for showing care and concern for those who have been displaced in their communities. This alone proves that human beings can make an effective impact on alot of lives when the compassion is genuine and present.
May many more souls be effected in the United States with similar care.
Shalom and many blessings to you all and to your beautiful families.
Only in the USA do you allow people to lose everything bc of illness. You should be ashamed. You're country is so hateful to each other you'd rather pay an insurance company $500 a month for Heath insurance than $100 a month for your Medicare system for all. Your politicians have made you believe that universal health care is bad. It isn't. Your Medicare system is awesome. Why not let everyone enjoy it? Bc if sheer utter selfish ambition and greed. You hate each other. You're the only advanced country that refuses to care for it's in people and you wonder why youre in debt to China? Bc you won't pay to keep your own people healthy, you won't pay to educate your own people, and now you're #36 in the world in education. You don't invest in your in people, your country will fail. Well, it already has and we watch and cry for you from afar. Your selfishness will be your down fall.
All cities should provide this. Helps people to get back to society.
Would be nice to have security guards and doctors or nurses come by to check the people living there. ❤
I have a better idea, why don't they just build affordable housing so people don't get evicted in the first place?
I love this idea so much...THANK YOU
That’s very kind of NC. Thank you for helping those people.
I would love to see this being done in an abandoned downtown building. A place with community to it. small rooms. shared bathrooms. meeting/library room. laundry room. kitchen area to share with everyone in bldg.
You should help jump start it or advocate for it to be done, help in some kinda way instead of waiting to see it be done by someone else. If we all did this instead of just wanting and hoping to see it get done, it can actually get done and faster 🙂
I’ve seen them rehab old hotels (efficiencys with hot plate and kitchenette.). It would be a great idea in the inner city with defunct old hotels.
I have seen that also. I think it could be done in every large city. There are always so many deserted bldgs. I like the sleeping pods they have in Japan also. A long corridor of pods. Bathrooms at end of hall. Kitchen and meetings downstairs.@@AtlChica883
I would imagine these domiciles do a lot better job discouraging them from grouping up and using drugs together.
Buildings are a lot harder to keep clean and they don't do as good of a job discouraging bad behavior.
Many of these people are drug addicts and mentally ill.
@@AtlChica883The hotels would just become disgusting dirty drug dens.
These units you could literally pressure wash inside and out with a hose and clean it up for the next tenant.
There's no carpet to get disgusting and lose needles in.
No walls to destroy the drywall.
There's so many reasons this is better than turning an old hotel into a dirty drug den.
This is so nice. Respect to North Carolina for doing this ❤❤❤
What a great idea,, Philadelphia needs to get something like this in Kensington
I love these little pods, but they would be perfect if they could be slightly bigger, to incorporate a lavatory, basin and shower. Nevertheless, they are soooo much better than being on the street or sleeping in a car. Thank you for giving these people a warm bed.
After everything they’ve been through and to finally have shelter, good for them! We should never take things for granted. I love their spirit of gratitude.
Only in the USA do you allow people to lose everything bc of illness. You should be ashamed. You're country is so hateful to each other you'd rather pay an insurance company $500 a month for Heath insurance than $100 a month for your Medicare system for all. Your politicians have made you believe that universal health care is bad. It isn't. Your Medicare system is awesome. Why not let everyone enjoy it? Bc if sheer utter selfish ambition and greed. You hate each other. You're the only advanced country that refuses to care for it's in people and you wonder why youre in debt to China? Bc you won't pay to keep your own people healthy, you won't pay to educate your own people, and now you're #36 in the world in education. You don't invest in your in people, your country will fail. Well, it already has and we watch and cry for you from afar. Your selfishness will be your down fall.
At least they cared enough to give some warmth and a nice shelter. Hopefully more will do so
I’ve never been homeless but I can only imagine how wonderful 4 walls and roof, with heat can be. I never take that sense of security for granted.
Praying for all these folks! 🙏❤️
Best idea ever. We need more of these across North America.
No. We need to make jobs for Americans only and bring housing prices down so people can have a real home.
Those are real homes. @@zerotodona1495
It's good to see that they are thankful
Do you require deserving people to be thankful?
That’s awesome..glad there are ppl out there that cate
I love this idea. Thank you.💐
Many families in poor countries live in even smaller area homes, this is good idea and helpful.
In Haiti they live in old Port-a-Potties and metal sheet houses, very sad.
Absolutely amazing. I only wish they could also fit bathrooms in their pallets too. More so for safety reasons than convenience.
And so much more expensive. Plumbing all of those tiny homes would cost so much, lots lots more.
Probably close to what the pallet home cost
This is the comment I was looking for. While I’m sure their grateful for the roof over their heads , I think not having your own bathroom is a little inhumane. If you have to go late at night or have bladder problem that requires frequent visit! Sharing a kitchen is okay because they probably bring food for! But not the bathrooms please! Just saying!
It's safer than them living and shi tting on the street
@@netta96 only talking about the bathrooms. Since the bathrooms are communal and closed off you'd never know if someone were being assaulted in there. If having private bathrooms is too much additional money then maybe they could at least look into security to be stationed nearby and walk the grounds and do check-ins after dark.
Need more positive stories like that. Awesome 👏🏻
I live in a homeless shelter and I am blessed to have a warm bed and new friends who support me in daily in my life.God is good
This is so great! There should be more available for many homeless people in all the states that need it. Thank you IRC! Life saving for many.
Only in the USA do you allow people to lose everything bc of illness. You should be ashamed. You're country is so hateful to each other you'd rather pay an insurance company $500 a month for Heath insurance than $100 a month for your Medicare system for all. Your politicians have made you believe that universal health care is bad. It isn't. Your Medicare system is awesome. Why not let everyone enjoy it? Bc if sheer utter selfish ambition and greed. You hate each other. You're the only advanced country that refuses to care for it's in people and you wonder why youre in debt to China? Bc you won't pay to keep your own people healthy, you won't pay to educate your own people, and now you're #36 in the world in education. You don't invest in your in people, your country will fail. Well, it already has and we watch and cry for you from afar. Your selfishness will be your down fall.
They are so thankful. I do volunteer work in California and so many complain about everything under the sun instead of being grateful for a safe, warm place to stay. Makes me so angry. No one ever says Thank you!
No one owes you personally a thank you. If you help others you shouldn't expect so.ething in return.
Are you someone who's ever experienced homelessness?
Thank you for your volunteer work!!! Your right. It is common courtesy to show appreciation for a gift. And spending your time, energy, and effort all for free is a gift!...Even though I am not directly impacted by volunteer services, I admire volunteers. I plan to volunteer my time in the near future...So thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
What a blessing these homes are
Giving pallet town a whole new meaning
Nice to see a program that is actually helping people out these days.
This is wonderful. So many of these people are at no true fault for living on the streets. Resources like this help them survive and maintain a sense of dignity. My folks are involved in a similar program in Toledo, OH. Not as many units but they are a little bigger and meant for small families, usually a mother and child from what I understand. My mom is an avid quilter, so she makes quilts that go to these places to help make it feel a little more inviting. Plus, my stepdad and a bunch of other guys from our church volunteered their time to help build them in the first place.
It always does my heart good to see people acting on their more charitable impulses.
To a certain extent, failure to plan is planing to fail.
Yes, things happen that are out of our control, but if we plan ahead for them then we can survive them. Health problems are inevitable for all of us, but not all of us used our money wisely by saving or paying off a home while we could work.
But not everyone thinks like that. And less and less people think like that every day. They just see an unavoidable event and say "nothing I could do, not my fault", but they had the latest iPhone when things were going well.
When Covid hit here in New York City, indoor dining was stopped. So Overnight, they built all of these little dining structures that were equipped with lights and heat. Some even had TVs in them and they had locking doors. Now if they can build thousands of these little structures just for eating, and built literally overnight, why can't they build something similar for the homeless? And now I see this report, and this proves it can be done.
Beautiful! Everyone deserves a safe place to call home! 💕
I feel so bad when I watch videos like this. People who have so little are so happy. I grew up very privileged and it takes so much for me to be happy. I feel so guilty. I’m glad these people are being taken care of and have a roof over their head in these harsh conditions.