Karen, that's precisely what CHAT (the Chico Housing Action Team) is trying to do! Check out the other videos on our channel and see how things are progressing...it's been quite the fight.
This is the best example to show your cities. Im sending this to san diegos people. I love the bigger sized homes. Love the cleanliness and chores. Love the kitchen and showers. Inspections are always needed. $600k is not that much for helping homeless in transition.
A small business started this village and that business is Rogue Retreat and im so proud because after this they made a shelter for homeless in the winter in a church but what makes me most proud, my mom thought of both.😀 luv you mom❤❤
The man in the striped shirt is an incredible speaker. I can tell he has lots of experience. This is a very well thought out program "we don't want to warehouse people". That is great!
I agree and appreciate what these people are doing. Homelessness isn't the problem it's the symptom. The problem is the cost of living as risen so fast since the 70's and wages haven't. After WWII there were many housing developments that were built to support the war effort, workers coming in from the farms to work in factories, homes for GI families and these facilities were made available to low income people after the war. I know I lived in one as a kid in the sixties. The the housing market made the properties that were low income more valuable than the homes. Where I lived is now condos. Where did the homeless go? Out on the street "get a job!" people used to say. That's just not enough anymore. As a society it is our place to fix this problem.
I’m so glad they came up with a solutions because I watched a lot of similar situations where the city councils were involved and major cities didn’t like the tiny homes idea for the homeless. It was horrible, tragic, and sad but I hope this idea spreads!!
Yes, it's so sad but true. Ironically enough we (the producers of this video) live in a town where the very well-developed idea that exists for a tiny house village for the homeless just keeps hitting road block after road block, and now is languishing. It's unforgivable, really. I hope it changes! Thanks for watching and commenting Jenn! Happy New Year! -RR
@@mysilentprayersalways1913 Greed, some would let sit empty for write offs rather than rent for discounted rates to help those struggling. I think those owners, developers should be fined every month an building, apt. or home sits vacant.
Fortunately these successful models are showing other communities what can be done. Approval decisions are made at the local, so each of us should do what we can to spread the word to our local public officials and stakeholders.
Yes! The more successful models that exist, the less risky it feels for elected officials... Thanks so much for watching, and for your comments, Sarah! -RR
This is what Portland needs. It works well if you have security on the ground 24 hours that helps cut down on drug problems violence against each other etc. I think your model of tiny homes should be the same model everywhere. It's good they are learning things like gardening and hopefully they can eventually learn how to get them working in their communities. Earning a living instead of handouts from the government. Keep up the good work. Teach these people how to function in society. That's what these people need.
i really hope that this kind of act happens in the philippines, it saddens me that poverty is eating up the lives of many children in slumbs. this is too touching to see☹️❤️
Nice and Creative Videos， This is really my favorite channle.:). I really glad to see your post and your world was so brilliant. 🌴🌴🌴 excellent and Much appreciated!!🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 from: Hope Village Eddy
Gardening is good, also have some plants in front of the house (otherwise will look like concentration camp) more homey...some chair outside for a nice conversation.!!! perfect.
Hoping to see some interviews with some homeless people....I'm trying to understand homelessness because I have a homeless loved one. I've done everything I can think of and the more I do the more resistances & hate I get in return.....Last I heard, he's in the Medford area
Ver )... The majority of homeless people don't want to work ... They want to depend on others .. That's not cool ... You have to help ur self to get by ....
I wish there is a builder that would develop for people who would want small house , instead of building gigantic homes! And make it affordable like this this tiny homes.
wow, only 600.000 dollars for all this! impressive money management! btw. i also like the semi-detached houses, they are big for a tiny house and still more of them can fit on a given area than than with self-standing houses.
I wish I could help with these tiny houses by helping hands on. I’m going to find out how to give money. I don’t have a lot but every cent counts. I’m in Colorado and saw they have these in Denver. I wish they had that in my small city. There is a man hat I’ve seen for years, walking with all kinds of bags .
ES MUY BUENA ESAS CASITAS !!!!¿¿ LO BUENO ES QUE TENGA UN BAÑITO LA COCINITA Y UNA CAMA QUE SE CONVIERTA EN UN ASIENTO , Y OBLIGAR A TENER MUY LIMPIA SUS CASITAS !!!!!! Dios LOS BENDIGA SIEMPRE A TODOS
Matthew, you might begin by checking out Rogue Retreat's website...this is the nonprofit that created this village in Medford, OR. Good luck! Thanks for watching - RR
It's nice to help the homeless with house in and also will with creating jobs to get them to help themselves .. So they can pay their own bills act ... Food and their personal items ... A tiny home can cost up to $60.0000 not to mention the land where your going to pay for every month ....
I've been watching the development of these communities...but this one? It's great to see this..however, I have never seen such a lifeless, un-community project. Where are the people who live there? Why aren't they coming together in a Community House, where they can make connections with each other. Sad to see this...so 'lifeless'....
Transition to where. Those people don't look like they are going to be able to pay normal rent prices anytime soon if ever. I don't understand why they can't be a tiny home community where people pay below average rent depending on their income and stay as long as they like. Educated people with great careers who are having a hard time paying their rent are living in tiny homes why can't these people stay where they are.
Many of these people lived on the streets on the margins of society - ignored. Here they have a chance to stop in a safe place and feel valued. You are Assuming that the homeless are uneducated and that’s totally untrue. Circumstances can cause someone to lose their job, home and family. Hope is essential and having an address gives access to a wealth of grants. Great job.
What's worse the banks won't even loan money on houses that are only worth 50 or 60,000. They only make those loans to people who are going to flip the houses. Pretty soon no one will buy those either nor will the bank give those loans because they're not Mega houses. This is a complicated problem and it's been coming for over 20 years. I am female I had $40,000 in cash and wanted to buy a $50,000 home and I could not get a loan on the difference. You figure that out. I am not disabled but I was unemployed at the time. However I am a college graduate and I am capable of making $18 an hour. Also every new building projects should be required do you have 10% of its housing available for low income
I've heard that there's no power or heat inside the tiny homes is that true? I've also heard that the residents don't have a key to lock their own door. Is that true also?
You want to hear something super disgusting? There are 555,000 homeless people in the US. There are 1,800,000 vacant homes!!! I’m sure many of those are trashed but could fairly quickly be repaired. Here’s an idea for the government: Choose the 555,000 vacant homes that are in the best shape and purchase those homes from the banks, hire unemployed construction workers to fix up the homes (so it helps with unemployment), bring in all the homeless people (each family to their own home), give them ONE YEAR of rent/utilities free (utilize solar panel technology to help with utility cost) so they can be helped to get on their feet and get jobs and save up money, then after a year, start charging them rent that is specific to that person and the job they found so that they can actually afford their rent, and have them rent-to-own. Once they’ve paid off what the government put into the house then they will no longer have rent. And they won’t be stuck with a mortgage that has interest. It’s a win win win win. It wouldn’t work for EVERY homeless person but it would work for most!
Seems a bit extravagant to have individual houses & duplexes. Why not build some dormitories. Money goes much further that way. More units. Also - I'd love to see collaborations & mergers between community groups, to reduce redundancy & free up money ... in order to assist max number of desperate people in the community. I've been there. God bless. 💕
these villages might not be zoned for multi-apartment buildings/dorms. The lots they are on might not be the legal size, etc. The tiny homes in this video are not extravagant, they're pretty much garden sheds.
This is truly amazing. I wish they had a program like that in every city. Many blessings
Wow, they’re not just giving them a place to live, but are also helping them with all of these programs, papers, rehab. Amen!
Yes, a full-service step up! Thanks for watching..! -RR
California should start this for homeless. Bless all of you in Oregon who's made this idea possible..!
Karen, that's precisely what CHAT (the Chico Housing Action Team) is trying to do!
Check out the other videos on our channel and see how things are progressing...it's been quite the fight.
Respectful Revolution
California is all about making money they don’t care about people. I hope C.H.A.T can make a break Thur in California.
Karen Pombo Calif is ran by democrats and they don’t want it in there back yard.
This is the best example to show your cities. Im sending this to san diegos people. I love the bigger sized homes. Love the cleanliness and chores. Love the kitchen and showers. Inspections are always needed. $600k is not that much for helping homeless in transition.
A small business started this village and that business is Rogue Retreat and im so proud because after this they made a shelter for homeless in the winter in a church but what makes me most proud, my mom thought of both.😀 luv you mom❤❤
This human thanks you and everyone who and everything that made this possible. 💜
This is the way to run a community be blessed in all you do.🥰💕👍🙏
Nobody gots credit we got the money that's it 🧐 fuck credit check is ignorent God never had credit to take over the world 🤴
Love this non-profit! I will be volunteering to help build one in Grants Pass!
David, that's awesome!
Bless the people running the programme, and the community in it!!! Wonderful project!
More states need to do this. Homelessness would end..if we had places like this available! Awesome! Keep doing you!
We need this all over the world a hommles can buy one of this tiny houses what do think money is there
Thank you for doing this for homeless people. Everyone need be happy. God bless you
I love the people who start up and run these tiny home projects.
The man in the striped shirt is an incredible speaker. I can tell he has lots of experience. This is a very well thought out program "we don't want to warehouse people". That is great!
HOPE for the best. Love this idea to be in New Zealand
homelessness is not a character defect, it is a situation that the person is in. it can be temporary with more of these kinds of villages.
I agree and appreciate what these people are doing. Homelessness isn't the problem it's the symptom. The problem is the cost of living as risen so fast since the 70's and wages haven't. After WWII there were many housing developments that were built to support the war effort, workers coming in from the farms to work in factories, homes for GI families and these facilities were made available to low income people after the war. I know I lived in one as a kid in the sixties. The the housing market made the properties that were low income more valuable than the homes. Where I lived is now condos. Where did the homeless go? Out on the street "get a job!" people used to say. That's just not enough anymore. As a society it is our place to fix this problem.
I’m so glad they came up with a solutions because I watched a lot of similar situations where the city councils were involved and major cities didn’t like the tiny homes idea for the homeless. It was horrible, tragic, and sad but I hope this idea spreads!!
Yes, it's so sad but true. Ironically enough we (the producers of this video) live in a town where the very well-developed idea that exists for a tiny house village for the homeless just keeps hitting road block after road block, and now is languishing. It's unforgivable, really. I hope it changes! Thanks for watching and commenting Jenn! Happy New Year! -RR
@@RespectfulRevolution i wish you guys the best of luck! Hope your New Years be great!
We need more tiny homes not less. Not everyone has substance problems or mental lllness. Many are victims of gentrification and high rents.
You hit that nail on the head.
@@mysilentprayersalways1913 Greed, some would let sit empty for write offs rather than rent for discounted rates to help those struggling. I think those owners, developers should be fined every month an building, apt. or home sits vacant.
THIS IS AMAZING....WISH WE HAD IT IN LOS ANGELES
I hope it goes global. I bet they take care of their place better than most because they’re grateful.
Thank you may God blesd and keep you
Fortunately these successful models are showing other communities what can be done. Approval decisions are made at the local, so each of us should do what we can to spread the word to our local public officials and stakeholders.
Yes! The more successful models that exist, the less risky it feels for elected officials... Thanks so much for watching, and for your comments, Sarah! -RR
This is what Portland needs. It works well if you have security on the ground 24 hours that helps cut down on drug problems violence against each other etc. I think your model of tiny homes should be the same model everywhere. It's good they are learning things like gardening and hopefully they can eventually learn how to get them working in their communities. Earning a living instead of handouts from the government. Keep up the good work. Teach these people how to function in society. That's what these people need.
Thank you for this inspiring video
Show the inside of the house. God bless you 🙏❤ for helping people who are homeless.
Hi Dolores.. At 5:22 there is a view of one of the rooms.. thanks so much for watching!! - RR
i really hope that this kind of act happens in the philippines, it saddens me that poverty is eating up the lives of many children in slumbs. this is too touching to see☹️❤️
These communities should be in each city !!
Nice and Creative Videos， This is really my favorite channle.:).
I really glad to see your post and your world was so brilliant. 🌴🌴🌴
excellent and Much appreciated!!🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 from:
Hope Village Eddy
Heeeey!! Thanks so much! Best message we've gotten all day! Sending you blessings... Stacey and Gerard @ RR
We need a hope village in. New Zealand for our homeless 💖
May God bless you and keep you
Portland ,please start a program like this.
props on the trust fund
Gardening is good, also have some plants in front of the house (otherwise will look like concentration camp) more homey...some chair outside for a nice conversation.!!! perfect.
Congratulations!
It's great !
Love it!
Amazing project :)
You guys should set up a store , with all those vegetables 🌽 let the food be free to the village
hi Angela... The food grown in the garden is available to the residents for free, definitely.
Good work
Every state should build BILLIONS to TRILLIONS of tiny houses like this. Then there will be no homeless people.
Hoping to see some interviews with some homeless people....I'm trying to understand homelessness because I have a homeless loved one. I've done everything I can think of and the more I do the more resistances & hate I get in return.....Last I heard, he's in the Medford area
What is that your doing? Offering a room in your home with rules and that's it..isn't the answer.
Ver )... The majority of homeless people don't want to work ... They want to depend on others .. That's not cool ... You have to help ur self to get by ....
I wish there is a builder that would develop for people who would want small house , instead of building gigantic homes! And make it affordable like this this tiny homes.
If they ever do, how would they get all those expensive toys and extravagant vacation? ?? 😉😉😉
very good
wow, only 600.000 dollars for all this! impressive money management! btw. i also like the semi-detached houses, they are big for a tiny house and still more of them can fit on a given area than than with self-standing houses.
Next is to build affordable housing for those that are transitioning out. Rents in southern Oregon are insane and minimal wage is not enough.
That's the sunniest Ive ever seen Medford.
I wish I could help with these tiny houses by helping hands on. I’m going to find out how to give money. I don’t have a lot but every cent counts. I’m in Colorado and saw they have these in Denver. I wish they had that in my small city. There is a man hat I’ve seen for years, walking with all kinds of bags .
ES MUY BUENA ESAS CASITAS !!!!¿¿ LO BUENO ES QUE TENGA UN BAÑITO LA COCINITA Y UNA CAMA
QUE SE CONVIERTA EN UN ASIENTO , Y OBLIGAR A TENER MUY LIMPIA SUS CASITAS !!!!!!
Dios LOS BENDIGA SIEMPRE A TODOS
How do I get this started in my area? Who can I talk to for advice? This is an excellent solution to very low income housing.
Matthew, you might begin by checking out Rogue Retreat's website...this is the nonprofit that created this village in Medford, OR. Good luck! Thanks for watching - RR
As a woman I would feel safer to have a bathroom in my room.
It's nice to help the homeless with house in and also will with creating jobs to get them to help themselves .. So they can pay their own bills act ... Food and their personal items ... A tiny home can cost up to $60.0000 not to mention the land where your going to pay for every month ....
You guys are doing a wonderful job helping out the homeless. My brother just lost his wife and now he's homeless any availability for him there...???
H.O.P.E 🌍🕊️❤️🌹
I've been watching the development of these communities...but this one? It's great to see this..however, I have never seen such a lifeless, un-community project. Where are the people who live there? Why aren't they coming together in a Community House, where they can make connections with each other. Sad to see this...so 'lifeless'....
Is there any vacancy I'm going to be homeless soon
I hope u found housing. Sending positive energy and blessings 🦋💫💖👁🍃
It's been 10 months.
Hope you got help in any way possible.
Transition to where. Those people don't look like they are going to be able to pay normal rent prices anytime soon if ever. I don't understand why they can't be a tiny home community where people pay below average rent depending on their income and stay as long as they like. Educated people with great careers who are having a hard time paying their rent are living in tiny homes why can't these people stay where they are.
Many of these people lived on the streets on the margins of society - ignored. Here they have a chance to stop in a safe place and feel valued. You are Assuming that the homeless are uneducated and that’s totally untrue. Circumstances can cause someone to lose their job, home and family. Hope is essential and having an address gives access to a wealth of grants. Great job.
What's worse the banks won't even loan money on houses that are only worth 50 or 60,000. They only make those loans to people who are going to flip the houses. Pretty soon no one will buy those either nor will the bank give those loans because they're not Mega houses. This is a complicated problem and it's been coming for over 20 years. I am female I had $40,000 in cash and wanted to buy a $50,000 home and I could not get a loan on the difference. You figure that out. I am not disabled but I was unemployed at the time. However I am a college graduate and I am capable of making $18 an hour. Also every new building projects should be required do you have 10% of its housing available for low income
I've heard that there's no power or heat inside the tiny homes is that true? I've also heard that the residents don't have a key to lock their own door. Is that true also?
Hi there... Neither of those things are true at this village. Each room is wired for electricity and has a lock on the door. - RR
You want to hear something super disgusting? There are 555,000 homeless people in the US. There are 1,800,000 vacant homes!!! I’m sure many of those are trashed but could fairly quickly be repaired. Here’s an idea for the government: Choose the 555,000 vacant homes that are in the best shape and purchase those homes from the banks, hire unemployed construction workers to fix up the homes (so it helps with unemployment), bring in all the homeless people (each family to their own home), give them ONE YEAR of rent/utilities free (utilize solar panel technology to help with utility cost) so they can be helped to get on their feet and get jobs and save up money, then after a year, start charging them rent that is specific to that person and the job they found so that they can actually afford their rent, and have them rent-to-own. Once they’ve paid off what the government put into the house then they will no longer have rent. And they won’t be stuck with a mortgage that has interest. It’s a win win win win. It wouldn’t work for EVERY homeless person but it would work for most!
You could even use that as the next step after people use tiny homes like in this video as transitional housing.
,could use those tiny homes for refugees too Mr doveall sea ports around the world till they go home when safe
how is it doing now?
danny i worked with you a t lithia what happened??? im here for you bro!!! i8ll contact you there soon!
Y que pasa cuando vienen los huracanes oh tornados 🌪 gracias
Seems a bit extravagant to have individual houses & duplexes. Why not build some dormitories. Money goes much further that way. More units. Also - I'd love to see collaborations & mergers between community groups, to reduce redundancy & free up money ... in order to assist max number of desperate people in the community. I've been there. God bless. 💕
People with mental illness and chronic illness need privacy. Some are paranoid. The ability to lock their own door is central to healing.
these villages might not be zoned for multi-apartment buildings/dorms. The lots they are on might not be the legal size, etc. The tiny homes in this video are not extravagant, they're pretty much garden sheds.
It's such a shame what happened in 2020 out there.
I support tiny houses for homeless. They are about 7 feet long by 3 feet wide made of wood with no windows or doors.
All of that gravel, and rows of identical buildings, make it look like a concentration camp.
Most would call this a dorm. Though the nature how it is used makes all the difference between the two.
@@Azaurus1 pots of flowers..some places allow a few things to add to the person's home..need a point of pride..
The welfare state is not really about the welfare of the masses. It is about the egos of the elites.
Thomas Sowell
What's wrong with mobile homes?????????????
Do a research and you'll find out what's wrong with it. .. 😉😉
affordable what is it free. they are homeless. hahahahahaha good effort tho
Terry ).. Nothing is free ... Someone is paying for it .... Tax payers ...
@@shannoncane3774 , this is paid for with donations.