Use City Surplus Properties for Self Managed Houseless Villages
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Angela Goldsmith
5 years ago
Please invite houseless communities to populate larger unused city and Metro properties!
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Ginger Edwards
5 years ago
Wonderful posting, with echos of the call from North Portland NA Chairs of over 6 months ago. We've all been asking for either sanctioned camps with services and support, or tiny house villages. Using these public lands could make a Huge difference. Thanks for all the thought and energy put into this posting,
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Jennifer Japhet
5 years ago
The cure for houselessness: Houses !!
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Florence Anne Kohut
6 years ago
This is the right thing to do!! It is respects individual’s autonomy, is safer-more practical crowded shelters and there is available space! Let’s do this!!!
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Karen Deora
6 years ago
A great plan; now let’s get it done!
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Lauren Hawk
6 years ago
Houseless villages are affordable and sustainable, and a wonderful model of mutual aid and support.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
let my people go
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Kurt Geist
6 years ago
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Using available land, and putting very affordable tiny houses on it is by far more cost effective than constant sweeps. Spending millions to place boulders to prevent camps makes no sense when there are such pragmatic options.
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Kenneth Sease
6 years ago
Great idea!
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Daniel
6 years ago
In one of the riches countries in the world, no one should be without shelter, a home should be a human right.
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Joseph Walsh
6 years ago
when we help we are angels, when we crush we are devils
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Carla Key
6 years ago
We need to create homes, now !
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Julia Andalora
6 years ago
Being houseless is not a crime. The most vulnerable citizens need help now.
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Teresa Roberts
6 years ago
Fabulous solution.
Please do this so our houseless can stay sane and sheltered.
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Meagan Vogel
6 years ago
Getting people housed is the most important and effective way to protect each other. Social distancing doesn’t work if some people are still left outside.
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Priscilla Canterbury
6 years ago
I myself have been homeless and wood support this 100%
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Jaison Kirk
6 years ago
Yes
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Buddy Anthony
6 years ago
This tiny house program has worked before. Why not put them on a city golf course. That wouldn't this act show a positive commitment to our homeless brothers and sisters.
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Benji Torres
6 years ago
I am deaf and low income! Need available for studio room or bedroom please let me know
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Seth Lester
6 years ago
There must be a community garden and If possible we should have guards and therapists available.
Please invite houseless communities to populate larger unused city and Metro properties!
Wonderful posting, with echos of the call from North Portland NA Chairs of over 6 months ago. We've all been asking for either sanctioned camps with services and support, or tiny house villages. Using these public lands could make a Huge difference. Thanks for all the thought and energy put into this posting,
The cure for houselessness: Houses !!
This is the right thing to do!! It is respects individual’s autonomy, is safer-more practical crowded shelters and there is available space! Let’s do this!!!
A great plan; now let’s get it done!
Houseless villages are affordable and sustainable, and a wonderful model of mutual aid and support.
let my people go
Using available land, and putting very affordable tiny houses on it is by far more cost effective than constant sweeps. Spending millions to place boulders to prevent camps makes no sense when there are such pragmatic options.
Great idea!
In one of the riches countries in the world, no one should be without shelter, a home should be a human right.
when we help we are angels, when we crush we are devils
We need to create homes, now !
Being houseless is not a crime. The most vulnerable citizens need help now.
Fabulous solution. Please do this so our houseless can stay sane and sheltered.
Getting people housed is the most important and effective way to protect each other. Social distancing doesn’t work if some people are still left outside.
I myself have been homeless and wood support this 100%
Yes
This tiny house program has worked before. Why not put them on a city golf course. That wouldn't this act show a positive commitment to our homeless brothers and sisters.
I am deaf and low income! Need available for studio room or bedroom please let me know
There must be a community garden and If possible we should have guards and therapists available.