Tamara Weber I LIVED FOR 20 YEARS IN ALBUQUERQUE. I WORKED HARD AND I PAY ME RENT!!! OK? IT IS NECESSARY TO INVESTIGATE WHY THEY GO TO THE STREETS. I KNEW A LOT PEOPLE INDRUGS OR ALCOHOL. ALBUQUERQUE WAS FRIENDLY CITY. BUT IT IS NECESSARY TO WORK!! I LOVE ALBUQUERQUE. 6 YEARS I MOVED AND I MISS MY CITY. I WANT TO SEE THE MOUNTAINS,HIS ROMANTIC SNOW,THE SUN, FLOWERS,PARKS THE MUSEUM, I WASHAPPY IN ALBUQUERQUE WHEN I CAME TO USA. PLEASE HELP THE CITY!!!
SAD. Tragic. Yet, this country hands out housing, food, and money to migrants and yet there are Americans out there especially Veterans who served their country are homeless, cold, no food or electricity but yet the migrants are more important than Americans. I hand out food and water to those in need when I see them walk by my house. It is quite heartbreaking to see them struggle everyday with hunger and no place to live.
I would be more impressed with this program if the homeless were taught construction techniques and then had them build their own tiny homes, with supplied materials.
I've been doing just that I'm currently building my own home I've been living on the streets since I have been twelve years old no just turned forty all my life on the streets I've only learned how to get, sell, and do wasted 28 years no experience in construction been working for a year clean for a year I got support this couple I met gave me an opportunity to do just that truthfully I like where I'm heading it's not easy my biggest addiction is wanting to give in and go back out but my biggest accomplishments are yet to be seen I will not give up
Not a bad idea. The village should be near the food shelters downtown so they can walk to them. It's not as rosy as they paint it though. Remember, most of these homeless people are mentally ill and something as simple as living in a house is foreign to them. It's like giving a house to a child and telling them to live in it. I think for $5,000 a house though, it's worth a try. As a taxpayer, I'll go along with it as long as the city takes the money from some less-performing program in the budget, in other words, no new taxes.
Not all homeless are mentally ill. A lot them lost their jobs due to the economy and cannot no longer pay for their housing. This state is not actually crawling with jobs right now. Unless you work for the government what jobs are there. It is funny though you bring up taxpayer funded. How much noise did you make when the migrants came across the border and were taken care of by the taxpayers. They even get HUD Housing and a Social Security check because they don't speak English which is a disability according to the Social Security Office.
Our 501c3 NPO The Studio of Hope Corporation has started a program "Emergency Overnight Campgrounds" that will allow people sleeping in vehicles, tents or tiny homes a place to stay with a lease and showers/bathrooms onsite just like any other campground only long term, all rent rent is paid in cash or in-kind at $150 per month = in-kind 15hrs raking, cleaning, maintaining the property. If you have a property that is zoned commercial and would like to donate a land lease for the program we can make it worth your while and do a great thing for the city at the same time! studioofhope.org
Without some ownership responsibility, they will not last long. The other issue that will arise will be a growing influx of homeless. If you build it they will come...
They should pay something for the Tiny House. They should not just live there free. There has to be some kind of responsibility of living in a Tiny House. Unfortunately, with the world the way it is. Background Checks will have to be done. Not sure if the nearby Homeowner's Associations will go for this idea. People with homes don't want their property value to go down. It is called not in my backyard.
Really. How about the influx of migrants that have come to this country do you feel that way about them. There are some 902,000 so far that have come to this country seeking asylum. But yet when Americans who need help in life it's screw you live on the streets with no shelter or food and die there.
And in 4 years, they built it and they have come.....dumb city projects that empty the pockets out actual New Mexicans. Homelessness has increased because of this. We need smarter ppl working out these humanitarian issues.
It's called not in my backyard. Society feels let the homeless stay out in the streets and stay there but then society complains about them wandering around trying to find a shelter to stay at so they don't freeze to death in the winter. What gets me is that you see women and children huddled together to keep warm while the country hands out housing, food, and money to migrants while Americans struggle everyday to find food and a place of out cold for the night.
This is America and no one should be Homeless or go Hungry. A lot of us are one paycheck away from being homeless🏡
Tamara Weber I LIVED FOR 20 YEARS IN ALBUQUERQUE. I WORKED HARD AND I PAY ME RENT!!! OK? IT IS NECESSARY TO INVESTIGATE WHY THEY GO TO THE STREETS. I KNEW A LOT PEOPLE INDRUGS OR ALCOHOL. ALBUQUERQUE WAS FRIENDLY CITY. BUT IT IS NECESSARY TO WORK!! I LOVE ALBUQUERQUE. 6 YEARS I MOVED AND I MISS MY CITY. I WANT TO SEE THE MOUNTAINS,HIS ROMANTIC SNOW,THE SUN, FLOWERS,PARKS THE MUSEUM, I WASHAPPY IN ALBUQUERQUE WHEN I CAME TO USA. PLEASE HELP THE CITY!!!
SAD. Tragic. Yet, this country hands out housing, food, and money to migrants and yet there are Americans out there especially Veterans who served their country are homeless, cold, no food or electricity but yet the migrants are more important than Americans. I hand out food and water to those in need when I see them walk by my house. It is quite heartbreaking to see them struggle everyday with hunger and no place to live.
Thank you thank you
I’m from New Mexico
Thank you not homeless anymore
I would be more impressed with this program if the homeless were taught construction techniques and then had them build their own tiny homes, with supplied materials.
That would work. What a great Idea. I like that. Right on.
I've been doing just that I'm currently building my own home I've been living on the streets since I have been twelve years old no just turned forty all my life on the streets I've only learned how to get, sell, and do wasted 28 years no experience in construction been working for a year clean for a year I got support this couple I met gave me an opportunity to do just that truthfully I like where I'm heading it's not easy my biggest addiction is wanting to give in and go back out but my biggest accomplishments are yet to be seen I will not give up
@@justinjohnson3369 Good for you. Take care. God Bless.
What a class individual that man is!
Not a bad idea. The village should be near the food shelters downtown so they can walk to them. It's not as rosy as they paint it though. Remember, most of these homeless people are mentally ill and something as simple as living in a house is foreign to them. It's like giving a house to a child and telling them to live in it. I think for $5,000 a house though, it's worth a try. As a taxpayer, I'll go along with it as long as the city takes the money from some less-performing program in the budget, in other words, no new taxes.
Not all homeless are mentally ill. A lot them lost their jobs due to the economy and cannot no longer pay for their housing. This state is not actually crawling with jobs right now. Unless you work for the government what jobs are there. It is funny though you bring up taxpayer funded. How much noise did you make when the migrants came across the border and were taken care of by the taxpayers. They even get HUD Housing and a Social Security check because they don't speak English which is a disability according to the Social Security Office.
It’s not a homelessness issue, it’s a mental health issue.
Let's keep lowering standards for education and hiring! Everyone equal at the bottom!
Our 501c3 NPO The Studio of Hope Corporation has started a program "Emergency Overnight Campgrounds" that will allow people sleeping in vehicles, tents or tiny homes a place to stay with a lease and showers/bathrooms onsite just like any other campground only long term, all rent rent is paid in cash or in-kind at $150 per month = in-kind 15hrs raking, cleaning, maintaining the property. If you have a property that is zoned commercial and would like to donate a land lease for the program we can make it worth your while and do a great thing for the city at the same time! studioofhope.org
Only problem people with houses nearby would protest against it. They don't want their property value to go down. Get out of sight and out of mind.
Without some ownership responsibility, they will not last long. The other issue that will arise will be a growing influx of homeless. If you build it they will come...
They should pay something for the Tiny House. They should not just live there free. There has to be some kind of responsibility of living in a Tiny House. Unfortunately, with the world the way it is. Background Checks will have to be done. Not sure if the nearby Homeowner's Associations will go for this idea. People with homes don't want their property value to go down. It is called not in my backyard.
Really. How about the influx of migrants that have come to this country do you feel that way about them. There are some 902,000 so far that have come to this country seeking asylum. But yet when Americans who need help in life it's screw you live on the streets with no shelter or food and die there.
And in 4 years, they built it and they have come.....dumb city projects that empty the pockets out actual New Mexicans. Homelessness has increased because of this. We need smarter ppl working out these humanitarian issues.
They raised millions and have still done nothing!
It's called not in my backyard. Society feels let the homeless stay out in the streets and stay there but then society complains about them wandering around trying to find a shelter to stay at so they don't freeze to death in the winter. What gets me is that you see women and children huddled together to keep warm while the country hands out housing, food, and money to migrants while Americans struggle everyday to find food and a place of out cold for the night.
Damn
Pero, ya son ilegales. ¿no?
No tienes casa?
The homeless. People it's white Black native American and. Chicanos WHY why because working this people not like work only. DRUGS. AND ALCOHOL