You people are cruel wishing this on veterans. You go live there first and see how you like it. These things are gross and uncomfortable. They are not for humans. This is just more dehumanization from the non human government. Please wake up. Karma is coming and you are wishing awaful things on these poor people. Wake up.
There shouldn’t be war to begin with.. Bankers force wars funding both sides and then takes advantage of the debt which gives them total control of both countries. We support banks and politicians who are funded by banks, all of us should look in the mirror because we are the ones putting these people in power.
@@docbrown3139 You are rigth, wars are not necesary for humankind because they are just make bankers richest and politics happy because they lake bankers happy
Not from America but I find it odd that a death of an American soldier is treated with more dignity than an American veteran . How does that make sense
Yes! One issue I found in Alabama, at least as recent as 2021 was that when it comes to permits and funding, the tiny house wasn’t able to be permitted and mortgaged and insured or in these cases made legal for living- I didn’t go far into why, but was told this when I wanted to go look at a property listing that was tiny home, and the state above me just a few min drive, is totally doing it successfully-
But not in little stinky boxes staring in eachothers box. You can't call these a home. Where's the yard and trees? Why do you have to live right on top of eachother. It's so sad people are supporting this. I hope they all get a turn in a box just like this.
Maybe we could have a program where we cut all aid to foreign countries and stop all immigration without proof of a job and give all of the savings to the homeless veterans.
Matt Bowman this has been attempted many times but as usual politicians get in the way. Perfect examples can be found throughout California cities where the greatest numbers in need exist. There, the loons create delays while increasing costs until the sanity of market solutions run out and take their ideas with them. SAD!
Dream Chaser Thank you for caring to inquire. I was able to utilize several veteran programs called SSVF (Supportive Services for Veteran families), Easter Seals, and United Way and Wounded Warrior Project (Registered Alum) and SUS (Services for the Underserved). I also stayed at several temporary veteran transitional housing shelters. I am a very resourceful and mentally tough person. I currently have survival gear in my car in the event I would have to live outdoors or in my car again. (Tent, sleeping bag, crank flash light, etc). I would take my showers at the gym as I had a monthly membership and I would eat at various local soup kitchens. The non profit organizations provided grants that give homeless veterans a “one shot deal” meaning the grants will cover 1 month security and 1 months rent. They want to know that you have either a secure job or stable income to support yourself going forward to prevent a reoccurrence of homelessness. I am happy to report I am no longer homeless, currently work for the IRS and I am actually in the early stages of buying my first home in Charlotte NC.
Definitely! So many people really do care about our veterans, we just need to hear more about who's doing what and where--and most importantly, how any of us can contribute more as you keep up the work. :) GOD BLESS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THESE VETS! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR COUNTRY. -Sister of a former homeless vet.
@@angelinag.woodruff8378 Wow, this is such amazing news I truely hope you can be a home owner without issues for over 50 years! No person deserves to be homeless!
@@DaisyAnnieBlossom, Do you really still believe there isn't enough money to solve this problem respectively? Why does 1% get to hold/steal/use it all? Now wake up and think about it. If they are charged for their crimes against humanity we really all could live quite nicely. I'm shocked you can't sense the imbalance. They are feeding off of us humans.
, No the 1% billionaires hold it all and continue to feed off of us. There's plenty of money if just one billionaire gave everyone in the world a million dollars they'd still be billionaires. Their greed is doing this WU.@@DaisyAnnieBlossom
@sweatman5000, I also want to say how much I appreciate your service!!! And I love that someone is taking care of our vets, with a warm dry place to place their head at the end of the day!!!!
Lydia Bell yep risk your life and suffer for a tiny house I. America, meanwhile the corrupt rich get even more rich off of them and your children. The gen z and there after are slaves and d9nt even know it.
Yes, now this is progress . Lot's of thought and consideration went into the making of these tiny houses , and also for having doctor's available for them , this is is incredible. My respects to these guy's on honoring our veterans, this should be happening worldwide to honor all veterans & show appreciation for them sacrificing their lives to protect their people and country . Fantastic job , guys!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏 👏
THIS IS THE GREAT IDEA EVER.THIS IS A WONDERFUL TAUGHT.NO 1 ELSE HAS GIVEN THAT ADVICE.THAT'S MARVELOUS.DEFINITELY,YES,THE ELDERLY DO NEED A PROGRAM LIKE THIS 1.Y NO ONE EVER POINTED THIS OUT.THE SENIORS WILL APPRECIATE U.MAY GOD BLESSED!
God should bless the people in the countries they invaded not the invader who are the vets. Do you always bless those committing a crime and ignore the victim? The vets you admire were mercenaries. They were paid. They are not even idealistic. Would they have fought if they were not getting paid? What does 'Fight for America' mean anyway? Those who fight for social and economic justice? How are the vets any more important than the Police risking their lives to protect everyone? Vets were paid to cause death and destruction. PS-Vets have many entitlements and benefits. Many people do not have anything. Giving vets free housing is prejudiced and its favoritism.
@White Straight Male Atheist Sperg -It maybe but its the truth and its fact-Anything else is denial and easier to believe in. In other words a lie. One day a new superpower will come onto the world scene and give the US government a taste of what it has been dishing out to others and that will be justice.
Nimbyism. Nobody wants a homeless "village" next door. Regardless of whether its Vets or not. The land these go on has to be multi-family residential too. Alternatively you build it by itself or rezone in an "industrial" area. Then you have no services or transportation anywhere nearby. No grocery stores, ect...
@@starrl1026 I was replying to your "in every town" comment. It is a bit harder to get "Delivery" if you don't have a credit card. It is also not "free" delivery most of the time. I have a disabled older relative, she had an accident and now is scared to drive. I was able to introduce her to Uber, but so far no luck on grocery delivery. Mind you she isn't computer literate - I have shown her several times how to link her phone and chromebook for email. She still can't manage to do it.
Problem is why are Veterens homeless? Theres so many reasons, both mental n physical. They are made into robots that do as commanded n designed to live in a routine etc, civi life is different.
The idea of homeless veterans is just sad. I hope this project scales up to the entire country. Veterans deserve to be treated better for all that they've done
BUT...why exactly are they homeless??? You come home with ptsd! And you want relief from the bottom of a bottle of booze!So if you're a pussy and killing offends you, THEN DON'T GO TO WAR!!!
synchromorph you seem like a government-fearing schizo. while soldiers are out there fighting, youre sitting on your paranoid ass and crying about how awful they are. stop grouping everyone together, christ’s sake.
Hell If you ask me I''ve seen a lot of homeless people getting treated like sh*t. Veteran or not, most of them deserve better. Yeah, some of them are there because mistakes they've made. But in my opinion, good people deserve a second chance no matter what their past looks like
FANTASTIC. I am a Veteran that has been homeless before, living in my car. The one thing I desired most was a place to shower after work. I thank you for looking out for your fellow Veterans.
As long as they don't expect you to live here. The community center sounds like the center of control. These people fought for our freedom and a box is what they get. A box prison.
@synchromorph More like psychomorph. Get real, during Vietnam they had zero choice. Your number came up, right after turning 18, you went or ended up in jail. Many of the homeless vets are from that era. At the time, 18 year olds were NOT even considered adults, for that you needed to wait 3 more years. When there are few jobs, your choice is to live off welfare or join the military. Not a good choice. The system is set up so if you are low income, you stay low income, while the corporate interest make the money for not doing much. Too bad UA-cam doesn't allow thumb down, people's feeling could get hurt. You would have gotten hundreds of them. Thumbs down from me.
@@1caramarie yeah, but many people chose prison because war was very dangerous and scary. These veterans were the brave ones and deserve all the appreciation and respect. You lazy, good for nothing, disrespectful keyboard warrior know nothing about being in an actual war. You're a disgrace.
@@jovanleon7 Get this idiot. I was marching against the war in Vietnam, among other injustices. Some of my friends chose prison, others just went there and died. The friend of my ex-husband committed suicide after his second child, also, was born with SEVERE deformations due to Napal. Heck, we even set fire to out universities ROTC. We got shot at, we were insulted and spit upon, we had cars driven agaist us, our newspaper's (against the war) building was set on fire twice. After, we had to take turns every night guarding the building, to make sure it did not happen again. The only lazy, good for nothing is some sicko who probably blames others for his fate. I spend my life from the time I was 12 fighting injusticed. My first one was in 6th grade, because our teacher was a terrible racist who hated all minorities, especially blacks. I'm very intelligent, and I decided to put her in her place. Got me kicked out of the classroom for 4 months, but not from the school, see the begining of the previous sentence, which I was fine with. When I finally got back to the classroom, she was treating everyone the same, as in not being such a bigot. You still have anger issues. My father joined WWII when he was 16, with a permission slip from his mother. Found copy through the Freedom of Information Act. So I was an Army brat. I had nothing against the soldiers, just the sick people forcing them to fight a unjust war, all the way in the other side of the planet, against a people who were still in the stone age. And get this, my family is still a military family, after 78 years. And being that my grandson, is the child of mother and father Air Force, which means that is the only life he knows, I bet he will continue the traditions. Got take your meds and stop jumping to conclusions. My dad, got himself a Silver Star among many other medals for fighting in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. He saw many deaths in all those wars, but he did what he did because he believed in the US and I did what I did because I believed in justice. By the way, my only brother, finally got over that war when he was 67 and made a decision to stop drinking cold turkey. I know plenty about war. My dad gave me a copy of the Art of War when I was still in elementary school and he taught me to box when I was a little girl of 6. Broke the nose of the school bully when I was 8, he was 12 and thought is was the perfect target. Let just say, after that his bully phase ended. Not to many people fear some creep beaten my a little girl, and he became the target. Next time ask first. I was born and raised a warrior. I fought against the war, until we WON and the US had to leave Vietnam. Who know how many thousand of people would have died if it had continued. I really cared about my friends being forced to go or go to jail. No need to tell me that. I know. Like I said, I was an Army brat and all the men in my family, asides my son were also, he decided to join the Air Force and go to war, multiple times. The base was attacked because they ran the radars, so they were very important in the safety of everyone else. Go preach to someone who has not been military all her life. By the way, my father spend 6 months in Walter Reed following a bomb that exploded near him. Sure you know what that is.
They shoud have d one this for regular homeles person. American army ain't nothing but cocky brats little brats ! They think its there job in other countrys trying to force ur ways on other. Cultures and religons and play the. Savior of the world Realty yout making war wear theres. No need for war and there Child killing wife raping sons of bitches
I care about you. My mom, dad and both brothers served in the military. My dad in WW2 and Korea, my mom post WW2 in the British Army where she met my dad. Both brothers served in the Army and one in the Air Force. Big brother went to Vietnam, other one was Gulf war. I'm the only one that didn't serve. They have all passed away too. Nothing to do with war though. I miss them all so much. Thankyou for your service. If it wasn't for you veterans we wouldn't live in a free country. God bless.
@@Horseluvver exactly... be the change. Thats what im doing. I g ever vote for democrats or republicans... I never contract to murder for money with discusting corporations like UNITED STATES. Knowledge is power. ua-cam.com/video/Iv-QsRC45S8/v-deo.html Here is what UNITED STATES does to its children for a buck. God bless The United States of America.
Yes there is a current retirement crisis developing and growing...and an epidemic of loneliness among seniors and communities like this would be an ideal way to address both issues. Add some community gardens for fresh low cost organic food.
how many people are in the military??? how many vets? 49 houses? really not doing shit for real SORRY to burst that hype you had houseing crack heads not vets
Okay ignore him not everyone is a crack head. Anyways I’m in Houston I’m not a vet and boy homeless but I absolutely love this idea for vets and anyone in general. I wonder in Houston do we have certain land available for this type of living?? Is there certain types of permits needed?
this is absolutely wonderful to have. I have worked with veterans and this is something they really need. Thank you so much for doing something like this. Veterans are awesome people and deserve so much more than what they get in return. This is a true blessing. Thank you,
I’m 16, and I told my mom I wanted to do something like this for the homeless. We saw this guy laying in a parking lot one night and it had been raining earlier that day, it broke my heart.
You are just the right age to see this HORROR😭...In two years you can ELECT governors to Help the soldiers who risked their lives to protect YOU...VOTE, AND GET 5 OTHERS WHO CARE TO DO THE SAME every time there is an election. (feet on your prayers)
@@freetruths8810 I’m 17 now, I plan on going to college to get more knowledge about business, legal processes pertaining to that, and trying to deepen my knowledge on how everything works, land wise, funding wise, the whole 9. Along with trying to start some type of salon business(nails,hair,etc) for both men and women. As well as adopting and being a foster parent. Have a lot of things I want to do in this life. Hopefully I get to😌
I'm a vet in the KC area . 4 years ago I discovered these guys. I was homeless but in a weekly hotel. In 3 days they had me in contact with help and i found a place in that week. They truly are the greatest for not only housing but just about everything else a vet might need help with. Thanks guys.
Veterans also fought for the multi billionaires yet you go homeless . Just goes to show they don't give a fcuk about you, they are laughing at their cocks off, they know that some other sucker will join up for the armed forces.
You have to do 20 years in to get that! You can put money in a IRA! Back when I served you didn't make enough to do that! Married service members used to have to get part time work! Your best years for saving are age 30-50! Did that by age 50 could no longer work full time my GOP healthcare is pill mill and other health problems kicked in for more pills! Medical lobby wants to milk you and taxpayers! Obamacare came along and moved to get it 4 major surgeries and 6 minor!! The VA just a pill mill!@@StarlightUnderDaSea
I thank you by because they need this our veterans deserve the best God bless you all for all you do for them I wish the homeless had little houses they need help please help the homeless people
God should bless the people in the countries they invaded not the invader who are the vets. Do you always bless those committing a crime and ignore the victim? The vets you admire were mercenaries. They were paid. They are not even idealistic. Would they have fought if they were not getting paid? What does 'Fight for America' mean anyway? Those who fight for social and economic justice? How are the vets any more important than the Police risking their lives to protect everyone? Vets were paid to cause death and destruction. PS-Vets have many entitlements and benefits. Many people do not have anything. Giving vets free housing is prejudiced and its favoritism.
THIS IS AWSOME! SO HAPPY TO HEAR THAT VETERANS WHO PROTECTED OUR COUNTRY AND GAVE US OUR FREEDOM HAVE A HOME TO LIVE IN. THEY ALL DESERVE A HOME! I THINK THEY SHOULD NOT STOP UNTIL EVERY SINGLE VET HAS ONE OF THESE HOMES! ANYONE WHO HAS THE MONEY SHOULD DONATE THE LAND TO PUT PROPERTY ON OR MONEY NEEDED TO KEEP THIS PROGRAM GOING. GOD BLESS ALL THOSE WHO HAVE MADE THIS HAPPEN! YOU ARE TRULY ANGELS ON EARTH HELPING THE VETS WE ALL HAVE TO THANK FOR OUR FREEDOM. W O THEM WHO KNOWS HOW ANY OF OUR LIVES WOULD HAVE TURNED OUT. GOD BLESS AND WELCOME HOME SOLDIERS!!! YOU DESERVE IT!
Just give what you can regularly and it adds up. Seriously, if everybody who thinks this is great even gave $10 per month, or $20 per quarter, it would become a giant support!
@Cosmic Avatar they do! Every able-bodied living thing should work for what they have. Disabled, elderly and cognitively-impaired people should be housed by the people and families who are able to provide for them.
It's a transitional home, these 49 homes will be used by hundreds, if not thousands of people by the time they are too dilapidated for occupation anymore.
What people need is a good living wage even when you're temporarely unimployed or not able to work. Nobody should have to live on the streets, especialy in countries like the U.S. But it's a crime to have your men and women go away for an amount of time, leave their families behind encounter danger willingly, for a safe country to live in and then when you survive it all and come back, the gouvernment more or less says. "Ok thank you, you're on your own now. Goodbye."
@@VegasRT500 Well Joe I think one organization can't do it all and they help vets because they are vets. We need more people like these in other walks of life. Don't ever think you can't help.
@@VegasRT500 you seriously just said that NOT just for vets!! We fought for this country!! We served!! These are for VETS only ! Read the headline idiot! Not for millennials who are too lazy to work!
@@margief1798- I know the ignorance is incredible isn't it? It's unbelievable!! Many homeless people are homeless because they do drugs and have a terrible drug habit - See California and listen to interviews of the homeless there.. I think this is exceptional for our Veterans so happy this is being done it is WAY overdue.
I agree, though more must be done with people taking initiative themselves. The military already offers interest free and downpayment free home loans for veterans, so there's no reason not to be eligible unless they made a mistake on their own that ruined their credit.
@@gregm8871 You'd be surprised at how many hoops you have to jump through to get those home loans. And it's not the military directly but the VA which, while military, runs on a whole different program, and is more of a hurdle to go through. Also, many times these homeless vets DID have houses and those VA loans prior to becoming homeless. There are so many factors in which our society has screwed over our Vets, that making a statement like that shows that you are not aware of how badly our people need our help. Equally there are many who due to medical reasons were not able to hold down a civilian jobs, and their disability check does not cover enough to keep a roof over their head. So a housing development like this that allows them that "luxury" and provides outreach and training to learn once again how to be a part of the society they are now living in, is BEYOND words for how wonderful and helpful this is. Lastly, if you paid attention, this is not intended to be a forever home. This is designed to be that stepping stone to get them to a point where they CAN "take the initiative and themselves" as you so curtly put it. Just the unrequested two cents of an active duty Sailor who HAS BEEN HOMELESS and wants to see my brothers and sisters have a chance to live life to its fullest, and not "living" on the streets.
@@keeperodinson3306 I understand what you're saying - I myself just got done with closing on a home loan through the VA, that's why I'm referring to it. I wasn't saying this is a permanent solution, but that the military and the VA set people up when discharging so these sort of things shouldn't happen. A lot of it is on the verts as much as it is on the VA. People are failing to plan for anything. There are a few hoops, but it seems that most people negatively affected by it have made previous mistakes that hold them back from home ownership. if your credit is less than average then not even the VA will want to work with you, but they'll try. I'm get it dude. I was previously active duty, a combat medic/paratrooper, and am partially disabled now. My wife is AD and just got through with two years as a drill sergeant. We were also previously homeless, together, years before the Army. Like I said, this is a great idea for temporary help, but people need to also be more responsible with their decisions.
@@MrAgentTurner It's different for every city. Sometimes it's zoning laws. Sometimes the people don't want homeless moving in near them. Other times it's because they don't have the land to build tiny houses on because the land they would build on is a nature preserve. From Sanfran to LA, there is multiple different reasons, none of which really make sense.
Back in the seventies I live in a place with 3 bedrooms in NYC queens and my parents paid $215 a month and electric was $30. And even into the early eighties rent was low.its just pure greed in today's world.
I HOPE THAT THIS GETS ADOPTED BY ALL THE CITIES IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY...GOD BLESS YOU FOR DOING THIS...NO VETERANS SHOULD BE HOMELESS. I'M FROM A MILITARY FAMILY. I WISH YOU MUCH SUCCESS.
Isn’t it sad when society allows people who fought for people’s freedom to end up homeless and destitute? It’s exactly the same here in the uk. Thank you for caring for these veterans and putting so much thought into the designs for the homes for them. Not all Angels have wings , so have drills, screws and hammers . ❤️🇺🇸
@@notchinham316 maybe they were brain washed in thinking they were doing the right thing. Like most people now are brain washed to believe eating animals is the right thing when in fact we're herbivores. Causes all our major diseases, so a good business model if you're a psychopath elitist.
@@itscaptain7231 you're confusing "Country's GDP (nominal) per capita" with "Country's GDP (nominal)" GDP (nominal) per capita=first on the list is Luxembourg (USA is 8th) Country's GDP (nominal)=first on the list is USA (Luxembourg is 69th) links: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita
@AB. B. USA is the wealthiest country in the world, that's a fact. :-) , "GDP is only an indication of the income" who told you we're talking about income? anyway, USA spent 649 billions in 2018 for it's military. I think they should think about the future of their veterans a bit more.
It always amazes me how the loud, obnoxious, self absorbed jewish community can find all kinds of money to build endless, massive, monuments to themselves, everywhere and how they are constantly whining at the top of their lungs about the war and how apparently, they were the only ones to die during the war, in the holocaust, but they cannot be bothered to find any money to build a few monuments to thank the WW2 veterans for their sacrifice and for saving the jews, or spend some money to help the aging WW2 veterans with affordable housing or hospitals. I mean these are the real life war heroes that risked their lives and suffered endless horrors during WW2 and rescued the jews from the Nazis. It is typical and no surprise that the jewish community cannot be bothered look past their own noses and say THANK-YOU to those men and women that saved them, let alone offer to help them with affordable housing or their medical needs. Clearly the jews are more interested in talking about themselves as loud as possible, all day, every day, everywhere they can, because it's all about me, me, me, I am the chosen one and you deplorables are not worth bothering about, let alone saying thank-you for saving our life! Of course you have to remember these are same delusional people that actually have the nerve to run around claiming God himself, actually dropped by a few times, to talk to a few jewish guys, about 2 thousand years ago, and told them they are 'the chosen ones' and I mean, of course if the jews say it happened, it must be true right... it's not as if the jews would ever lie. They really are an incredibly ungrateful jewish community and they wonder why the jews have been (and still are) hated by so many people all over the world. Haaaah! Cheers to these impressive folks that took the time, made the effort and actually made the world a better place by giving to others, just because it was a nice thing to do... they are real heroes!
You don't treat people this way - especially to those that chose to dedicate their lives to save our future!!!! unless you think that these people are just simple-tins that would (should) be taken advantage of. So we might as-well lie to them and poison them---- so if they survive service (slaves) THEN WELL JUST FUCK THEM ANYWAY- BECAUSE WE NEED VOTES ???? piece of shits fuck usa government ---how do you get votes?? fuck everyone who isn't handing you cash?!?!?!!?!?!
I like like this in Philippines.. Tanny house..but not house I like a apartment.. because I had business with this but I don't know if there is like this pabrickitting in Philippines ❤️❤️
Thats the right mind set as we have to start someplace.. when they started the CCC, Civilian Conservation Corp. People in some areas got cape cods with two bedrooms. The husband got a job fixing National parks or roadways. They got the option to buy their homes, or move on.
Jo Jo True... It all depends on those people, but in terms of houses... I wouldn’t mind to live in such clean and modern minimalist house. Perfect for good sleep, good hygiene, cooking and just chilling and maybe working with computer or watching TV. Small house is really easy to maintain and keep very clean.
Very cool that this is available for vets. No vet should be homeless. They already served their country and the country should give something back to them. This is a great idea for vets that have fallen through the cracks and need a temporary helping hand to get back on their feet. A roof over your head and a place to eat and clean up is essential to help get reemployed. This would be a great idea for all the homeless as long as they are mentally sound and are willing to get themselves back on their feet.
Mamie Sharrieff Schrean I have PTSD from severe childhood traumas and abuse Thank u for caring about people like us thought I’m not a vet I respect and love them with all my heart
I see so many vets sleeping on the steam vents on the side walks in Philadelphia....I don't live there but when I see them I try to give them something to put in their stomach.
In Toronto my first home was called a "war home", they were houses that were built for all the returning soldiers after WW2, there are millions of them in the city, countless neighbourhoods, they are all around 800 square feet and until the 2000's they were very affordable, I as a 26 year old with a new family was very easily able to afford my first home. Now they build new homes a minimum 2300 square feet and those war homes are now a Million Dollars to buy. The world is messed up, there needs to be projects like this on a grand scale, not just for Veteran's but for young people to begin a good prosperous life.
I don't know how many Strawberry Box Homes the Wartime Housing Corporation built in Toronto, but they built close to fifty thousand of these homes across Canada. They were not necessarily built for returning soldiers, but rather built as low income rental units. Maybe a lot were rented by soldiers, but that was not their sole purpose. Around 1946-47 the Wartime Housing Corporation became Central Mortgage and Housing, and began selling the units for approximately what would be $150,000 today. I absolutely agree the government needs to spend more focus on affordable housing. My son rents a one bedroom apartment that cost him over fifty percent of his income. When I was his age I spent roughly twenty percent of my income on housing. If people are given cheaper housing they will spend the money they save somewhere else, helping the overall economy. Because of your comment I looked up what I could buy for a million dollars in Toronto. I was shocked to say the least. Money certainly doesn't go very far in Toronto real estate nowadays.
@@flyingdutchman6984 Levittown housing communities, (among others), were built as postwar suburban developments in the US. The homes were nice looking and not low income rentals. The 1948 Housing Bill liberalized lending, allowing anyone to buy a home with 5 percent down and extending mortgage terms to 30 years. They were not very expensive. I guess Canada was not as understanding.
@@1caramarie - while the houses were initially built as low income rentals they eventually started selling the houses for a reasonable rate. I think they realized it was going to be a bitch handling so many rental units. 😁
Veterans also fought for the multi billionaires yet you go homeless . Just goes to show they don't give a fcuk about you, they are laughing at their cocks off, they know that some other sucker will join up for the armed forces.
As a vet who was constantly in fear of losing their home, I am so glad there are people like you who care so much for others and take the time and effort to do work like this for those who did lose their home. There should be more people like you and I applaud all your hard work.
This is confusing! The idea of a homeless vet seems to alien to me. It is an American issue. How can the American military spend money so much all over the world and not actually take care of its military people. Here in China our military people get taken care of, it is not luxury but medical, education and housing is basic. It is not without some wrangles with local officials, but charity is not and should not be needed. Plus healthy vets allow for the military to expand quickly if needed suddenly. Best wishes for peace from China.
As a homeless veteran myself,first THANK YOU.I wish this was an option for me here in toledo Ohio. Been sleeping in my car for the last 2 weeks. Im currently waiting on the va to process benefits and in the meantime I'm just....stuck I've been setting up a Paypal and CashApp, hoping for generosity from strangers in the meantime. While i can offer wood burned art, i have nothing left to give. Im grateful family was willing to let me 2 kids stay with them. PayPal: CardFlipper27@gmail.com CashApp: $USAFvetBri Please, if nothing else, pass along my message!
not so ,in uk,,when our vets return ,traumatized,,or have lost limbs,,etc,,their failed by the govts who sent em to fight in other countries,,just to return,,and get shit on by the over fed,over paid,,politians,,spat on by the public,,as pay back for their services overseas,,who most have become homeless,,sleeping anywhere,,and everywhere they can,,in all weathers,,with very little financial help,,all future influx of vets who sign up,,,take note,,on how ur easily disposed of when ur of no further use as the govts pawn,,,their motto is,,you,ve served ur purpose,,now go find a park bench,,or under a hedge,,/doorway,,,there was a document of a vet who spent 30years in the navy,,and retired from that,,aged 65,,with honours,,just to return as a homeless vet,,thinking he would be housed,,spent 3 years on the streets,,,who took his own life,,was a sad and heartbreaking story,,
@The Dude You had me until you went all alt-righty. But I mostly agree. This narrative that they are getting maimed "protecting our freedoms" is utter bullshit.
it's like a rehabilitation community, surrounded by their brothers going through the same thing.. this gets me right in the feels! God bless this ministry!
@@Ceelle2 yeah but most female vets don't care two wits about terminology or semantics or other feminist bullcrap, they know where they stand with their brothers in arms, unless they rank higher or lower, its usually on equal footing. Bullets don't discriminate after all. /:)
@@BindingTheYoke Lol, what are you on about? Are you a "brother" then? How is it a feminist bullcrap when a woman is referred to as sister instead of brother? You sound very angry, get help.
I cannot believe that this vets that went and fought for us to sleep better at night and come back to sleep on the streets. What you doing sir is amazing.
Maybe if they would just end this "war", there wouldn't be so many veterans.... Just because someone has veteran status (myself) doesn't make them extra special. Of course if you were drafted (last draft was January 1973) or wounded, I do have compassion.
@@wolviestryder just imagine if they took those BILLIONS if not Trillions of dollars and actually did something for our Nation instead of the industrial war machine.
This could be the answer to the housing crisis in many communities. Too many working people are being priced out of apartments because rents are skyrocketing yet wages are not.
Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant - hope they adopt this in every state - it would be great for homeless people in general - money well spent - cheers from Canada
The homeless vets are our best of the forgotten! Remember they want to feel like they're doing something, not just staying in a tiny home. You guys are angels! Thanks for what you do.
As a 74 year-old Vietnam army Veteran, I am really impressed. What a great thing you are dong for homeless vets. Every city in America should be on board with this. It's way past due.
I love that the the Vets training was taken into account when designing the houses, Low beds, Single entry point etc. I wish I could be part of something like this, This is awesome!
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I know right? I was thinking the same thing.... this is exactly how I was living on a FOB just 3 years ago. Despite all the ugliness of war and the sacrifice of my brothers I kinda miss having that sense of purpose and comradrey. I'd love to live among my brother like this in my final days.
These are the pretties tiny houses I've seen. So pretty, so practical, cosy, the have all the things necessary for a living and feel like a real home. Great job!
@Adena Properties you know, it does make one Wonder... Why in California if you cross the border illegally, you get house, food and your kids go to school free... But if you're a homeless vet, they just point you to the nearest homeless shelter... It has to be for the votes right?
Its great that they built all these houses for the veterans and whats more important is that the veterans actually want to live in them. They should build way more of these places. A lot of people on the verge of being homeless.
This is so dope. I hope that this gets adopted by many more cities.
@Kara Kelly there are many cities already denying these tiny home projects.
Can this be teferred to the D.C. V.A. homeless services. They may express interest towards its' homeless clientele.
I absolutely love this!!!! ❤️
Stavon Scott it is the cutest thing I’ve even seen! Mini houses neighborhoods!
DOPE is the right word.
Wonderful service being done for our veterans. Excellent!
You people are cruel wishing this on veterans. You go live there first and see how you like it. These things are gross and uncomfortable. They are not for humans. This is just more dehumanization from the non human government. Please wake up. Karma is coming and you are wishing awaful things on these poor people. Wake up.
Goverment should take care of their Veterans so well that they never got homeless
I agree😊
There shouldn’t be war to begin with.. Bankers force wars funding both sides and then takes advantage of the debt which gives them total control of both countries. We support banks and politicians who are funded by banks, all of us should look in the mirror because we are the ones putting these people in power.
@@docbrown3139 You are rigth, wars are not necesary for humankind because they are just make bankers richest and politics happy because they lake bankers happy
If more soldiers were willing to give a woman a chance less would be homeless
Not from America but I find it odd that a death of an American soldier is treated with more dignity than an American veteran . How does that make sense
This should be a permanent situation in every state! Our veterans DESERVE a place to live!!!!!!
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This is a plan I wanted to develop in my area
Yes! One issue I found in Alabama, at least as recent as 2021 was that when it comes to permits and funding, the tiny house wasn’t able to be permitted and mortgaged and insured or in these cases made legal for living- I didn’t go far into why, but was told this when I wanted to go look at a property listing that was tiny home, and the state above me just a few min drive, is totally doing it successfully-
Meanwhile illegals are living in hotels getting everything provided for them.
I can't wait until they're all deported.
But not in little stinky boxes staring in eachothers box. You can't call these a home. Where's the yard and trees? Why do you have to live right on top of eachother. It's so sad people are supporting this. I hope they all get a turn in a box just like this.
A beautiful system to help heal such an epidemic of homeless veterans. God Bless.
This needs to be scaled nationally. I hope we can end homelessness with transitional tiny homes.
Most powerful country in the world with homeless refugee camps wth .
Maybe we could have a program where we cut all aid to foreign countries and stop all immigration without proof of a job and give all of the savings to the homeless veterans.
Why does this have to be transitional homes why can it be permanent will the government not be happy unless we buy $250,000 homes??
When the billionaires live in tiny houses, then I will believe they are good enough for our Veterans
Matt Bowman this has been attempted many times but as usual politicians get in the way. Perfect examples can be found throughout California cities where the greatest numbers in need exist. There, the loons create delays while increasing costs until the sanity of market solutions run out and take their ideas with them. SAD!
Veterans and low-income people need to have communities like this.
@Drakilicious those are for low income familys. We need these for bachelors or couples without children
There's ABSOLUTELY NO reason why Veterans should even be homeless in the first place!
Yes:)
great & thanks for your kindness & comment- you've seen some of them-
really shocking.
@@mmcken3354 I plan on getting myself one myself
As a Navy veteran that has been homeless three times, I think this is an AMAZING solution. Thank you for caring for us vets.
That honeslty breaks my heart and put things into perspective. 3 times is too much for any person to handle. How did you got out of those situations?
Dream Chaser Thank you for caring to inquire.
I was able to utilize several veteran programs called SSVF (Supportive Services for Veteran families), Easter Seals, and United Way and Wounded Warrior Project (Registered Alum) and SUS (Services for the Underserved).
I also stayed at several temporary veteran transitional housing shelters.
I am a very resourceful and mentally tough person. I currently have survival gear in my car in the event I would have to live outdoors or in my car again. (Tent, sleeping bag, crank flash light, etc).
I would take my showers at the gym as I had a monthly membership and I would eat at various local soup kitchens.
The non profit organizations provided grants that give homeless veterans a “one shot deal” meaning the grants will cover 1 month security and 1 months rent.
They want to know that you have either a secure job or stable income to support yourself going forward to prevent a reoccurrence of homelessness.
I am happy to report I am no longer homeless, currently work for the IRS and I am actually in the early stages of buying my first home in Charlotte NC.
Definitely! So many people really do care about our veterans, we just need to hear more about who's doing what and where--and most importantly, how any of us can contribute more as you keep up the work. :) GOD BLESS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THESE VETS! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR COUNTRY. -Sister of a former homeless vet.
@@10RBREEZY ikr every country gives housing to their army or govt ppl for free even when they retire!
@@angelinag.woodruff8378 Wow, this is such amazing news I truely hope you can be a home owner without issues for over 50 years! No person deserves to be homeless!
We need more vet communities like this, but ones that will accommodate wheel chairs and various handicaps.
Respect to the vets. Thank you for your service.
This is such disrespect to the vets. Hey you, you get a box. Now don't complain it's a new box with community control. Welcome to your new zoo.
This is GREAT! What a wonderful thing u r doing. They desrve so much.
@@edie4321 Hey you get a new mansion in the country and a new vehicle. Money grows on trees and rains from the clouds.
@@DaisyAnnieBlossom, Do you really still believe there isn't enough money to solve this problem respectively? Why does 1% get to hold/steal/use it all? Now wake up and think about it. If they are charged for their crimes against humanity we really all could live quite nicely. I'm shocked you can't sense the imbalance. They are feeding off of us humans.
, No the 1% billionaires hold it all and continue to feed off of us. There's plenty of money if just one billionaire gave everyone in the world a million dollars they'd still be billionaires. Their greed is doing this WU.@@DaisyAnnieBlossom
I’m a veteran and this makes my heart happy.
sweatman5000 thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service!
@sweatman5000, I also want to say how much I appreciate your service!!! And I love that someone is taking care of our vets, with a warm dry place to place their head at the end of the day!!!!
Thank you for your service.
Thank you for your service
Thank you for you’re service!❤️
This looks like a nice community, much nicer than a trailer park
Give it time.
@@jackhughman9450 im sure they will have rules that will not let them ruin the place and let it fall into disrepair .
Lydia Bell yep risk your life and suffer for a tiny house I. America, meanwhile the corrupt rich get even more rich off of them and your children. The gen z and there after are slaves and d9nt even know it.
@@johnsiders7819 just like a trailer park 😂
@@jackhughman9450 Get over yourself.
Be happy for people.
❤️Love that our American 🇺🇸 Veterans are getting what they deserve after serving U.S.A.🇺🇸Thank you!👏🙏😊
Beautifully made homes for our Vets who deserve them.
What do they have to do to deserve this??? Have a disability? an addiction? What gets you put in this sad little zoo.
We need something like this in every state in the USA
its in all states education try it- do it your self? research?
Every city in the US
Yes indeed!!! I actually know someone who is vet in San francisco, Ca. And he doesn't have a place of his own. This will be great for him.
Great plan! No Vet should be homeless.
It doesn’t take much to give a person some dignity.
So true. When you have nothing even a little is a lot.
Department of Veteran Affairs said "What?"
Absolutely!!
@@ClickLikeAndSubscribe A majority of the people who work at the V.A. are there to help Veterans, and they do the best they can...
Apparently a tiny amount.
As a veteran struggling with cancer...thank you for thinking of people who served their country
How are u man?
U good bro
How are you doing, Sir? We all hope you're doing well. Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸🙏
You shouldn't have to thank them. They should thank you.
Dr Sebi
This is the type of news I wanna see on tv!
Seriously!
YES!!!
Absolutely
Yes, now this is progress . Lot's of thought and consideration went into the making of these tiny houses , and also for having doctor's available for them , this is is incredible. My respects to these guy's on honoring our veterans, this should be happening worldwide to honor all veterans & show appreciation for them sacrificing their lives to protect their people and country . Fantastic job , guys!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏 👏
This is great!! Even for storm victims. No one in America should be homeless.
This would also be great for seniors that are unable to keep up a larger home anymore.
Especially seniors with disabilities.
THIS IS THE GREAT IDEA EVER.THIS IS A WONDERFUL TAUGHT.NO 1 ELSE HAS GIVEN THAT ADVICE.THAT'S MARVELOUS.DEFINITELY,YES,THE ELDERLY DO NEED A PROGRAM LIKE THIS 1.Y NO ONE EVER POINTED THIS OUT.THE SENIORS WILL APPRECIATE U.MAY GOD BLESSED!
Many seniors I know are selling their homes and just renting.
No worries about roofing,plumbing, electrical etc.
Just pay rent and utilities.
Veterans don't pay the costs in the beginning of a house sale
The Loaves and Fishes Community First in Austin TX is more the model you’re thinking of
No vet should be homeless. God blesss these people helping them
God should bless the people in the countries they invaded not the invader who are the vets. Do you always bless those committing a crime and ignore the victim? The vets you admire were mercenaries. They were paid. They are not even idealistic. Would they have fought if they were not getting paid? What does 'Fight for America' mean anyway? Those who fight for social and economic justice? How are the vets any more important than the Police risking their lives to protect everyone? Vets were paid to cause death and destruction.
PS-Vets have many entitlements and benefits. Many people do not have anything. Giving vets free housing is prejudiced and its favoritism.
nobody should
@White Straight Male Atheist Sperg -It maybe but its the truth and its fact-Anything else is denial and easier to believe in. In other words a lie. One day a new superpower will come onto the world scene and give the US government a taste of what it has been dishing out to others and that will be justice.
@chris goodayle I absolutely Agree!!!
There needs to be one of these in every city in America. there is no reason at any one of our veterans from any war should never go homeless
It should be a law that no vet ever go homeless or jobless !
Get Some We have a lot roaming in San Francisco...please help them too.
Nimbyism. Nobody wants a homeless "village" next door. Regardless of whether its Vets or not.
The land these go on has to be multi-family residential too. Alternatively you build it by itself or rezone in an "industrial" area. Then you have no services or transportation anywhere nearby. No grocery stores, ect...
@@starrl1026 I was replying to your "in every town" comment.
It is a bit harder to get "Delivery" if you don't have a credit card. It is also not "free" delivery most of the time.
I have a disabled older relative, she had an accident and now is scared to drive. I was able to introduce her to Uber, but so far no luck on grocery delivery.
Mind you she isn't computer literate - I have shown her several times how to link her phone and chromebook for email. She still can't manage to do it.
Problem is why are Veterens homeless? Theres so many reasons, both mental n physical. They are made into robots that do as commanded n designed to live in a routine etc, civi life is different.
Every community should have something like this for homeless in general.
The idea of homeless veterans is just sad. I hope this project scales up to the entire country. Veterans deserve to be treated better for all that they've done
synchromorph more than what youve done.
synchromorph Bombed weddings, funeral ceremonies, hospitals...
BUT...why exactly are they homeless??? You come home with ptsd! And you want relief from the bottom of a bottle of booze!So if you're a pussy and killing offends you, THEN DON'T GO TO WAR!!!
synchromorph you seem like a government-fearing schizo. while soldiers are out there fighting, youre sitting on your paranoid ass and crying about how awful they are. stop grouping everyone together, christ’s sake.
Hell
If you ask me
I''ve seen a lot of homeless people getting treated like sh*t.
Veteran or not, most of them deserve better.
Yeah, some of them are there because mistakes they've made.
But in my opinion, good people deserve a second chance no matter what their past looks like
FANTASTIC. I am a Veteran that has been homeless before, living in my car. The one thing I desired most was a place to shower after work.
I thank you for looking out for your fellow Veterans.
As long as they don't expect you to live here. The community center sounds like the center of control. These people fought for our freedom and a box is what they get. A box prison.
Veterans Serve the Country
Country doesn’t serve them :(
This is amazing, we owe them this much
@synchromorph More like psychomorph. Get real, during Vietnam they had zero choice. Your number came up, right after turning 18, you went or ended up in jail. Many of the homeless vets are from that era. At the time, 18 year olds were NOT even considered adults, for that you needed to wait 3 more years. When there are few jobs, your choice is to live off welfare or join the military. Not a good choice. The system is set up so if you are low income, you stay low income, while the corporate interest make the money for not doing much. Too bad UA-cam doesn't allow thumb down, people's feeling could get hurt. You would have gotten hundreds of them. Thumbs down from me.
@@1caramarie yeah, but many people chose prison because war was very dangerous and scary. These veterans were the brave ones and deserve all the appreciation and respect. You lazy, good for nothing, disrespectful keyboard warrior know nothing about being in an actual war. You're a disgrace.
@@jovanleon7 Get this idiot. I was marching against the war in Vietnam, among other injustices. Some of my friends chose prison, others just went there and died. The friend of my ex-husband committed suicide after his second child, also, was born with SEVERE deformations due to Napal. Heck, we even set fire to out universities ROTC. We got shot at, we were insulted and spit upon, we had cars driven agaist us, our newspaper's (against the war) building was set on fire twice. After, we had to take turns every night guarding the building, to make sure it did not happen again. The only lazy, good for nothing is some sicko who probably blames others for his fate. I spend my life from the time I was 12 fighting injusticed. My first one was in 6th grade, because our teacher was a terrible racist who hated all minorities, especially blacks. I'm very intelligent, and I decided to put her in her place. Got me kicked out of the classroom for 4 months, but not from the school, see the begining of the previous sentence, which I was fine with. When I finally got back to the classroom, she was treating everyone the same, as in not being such a bigot.
You still have anger issues. My father joined WWII when he was 16, with a permission slip from his mother. Found copy through the Freedom of Information Act. So I was an Army brat. I had nothing against the soldiers, just the sick people forcing them to fight a unjust war, all the way in the other side of the planet, against a people who were still in the stone age. And get this, my family is still a military family, after 78 years. And being that my grandson, is the child of mother and father Air Force, which means that is the only life he knows, I bet he will continue the traditions. Got take your meds and stop jumping to conclusions. My dad, got himself a Silver Star among many other medals for fighting in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. He saw many deaths in all those wars, but he did what he did because he believed in the US and I did what I did because I believed in justice. By the way, my only brother, finally got over that war when he was 67 and made a decision to stop drinking cold turkey. I know plenty about war. My dad gave me a copy of the Art of War when I was still in elementary school and he taught me to box when I was a little girl of 6. Broke the nose of the school bully when I was 8, he was 12 and thought is was the perfect target. Let just say, after that his bully phase ended. Not to many people fear some creep beaten my a little girl, and he became the target. Next time ask first. I was born and raised a warrior. I fought against the war, until we WON and the US had to leave Vietnam. Who know how many thousand of people would have died if it had continued. I really cared about my friends being forced to go or go to jail. No need to tell me that. I know. Like I said, I was an Army brat and all the men in my family, asides my son were also, he decided to join the Air Force and go to war, multiple times. The base was attacked because they ran the radars, so they were very important in the safety of everyone else. Go preach to someone who has not been military all her life. By the way, my father spend 6 months in Walter Reed following a bomb that exploded near him. Sure you know what that is.
@@jovanleon7 By the way, learn to read and then read once more what I wrote. The one attacking veterans was psycho
They shoud have d one this for regular homeles person. American army ain't nothing but cocky brats little brats ! They think its there job in other countrys trying to force ur ways on other. Cultures and religons and play the. Savior of the world Realty yout making war wear theres. No need for war and there Child killing wife raping sons of bitches
Thank you for helping the vets I'm a widow of a Vietnam vet and proud of my husband
It's a shame veteran's being homeless,thank you for this program.
Its a shame there are homeless people all over the world.
how many people are in the military??? how many vets? 49 houses? really not doing shit for real SORRY to burst that hype you had
@@silverpriest3904 thats still 49 less homeless veterans.
@@silverpriest3904 miserable
darryl smith well it’s transitional so more than 49 just that much at a time. And for the people that stay there it makes a difference.
I’m in tears, thank you so much I’m a vet and I always felt like no one ever cared about us. This is amazing
There are plenty who care about you! I do. Thank you for your service!!!
I care about you. My mom, dad and both brothers served in the military. My dad in WW2 and Korea, my mom post WW2 in the British Army where she met my dad. Both brothers served in the Army and one in the Air Force. Big brother went to Vietnam, other one was Gulf war. I'm the only one that didn't serve. They have all passed away too. Nothing to do with war though. I miss them all so much. Thankyou for your service. If it wasn't for you veterans we wouldn't live in a free country. God bless.
We love you fam! Thanks for all of service. You paid the price and we appreciate you. All of you.
Im so sorry that you have been made to feel that way truely thank you so much for all of your service
Me too
More countries around the world should be adopting this idea. Homelessness is everywhere.
Wow.... Veterans from all countries should be a number 1 priority for house. They've served their countries at the highest levels
Can we PLEASE do this EVERYWHERE?
Humans = Dignity.
How do we get started?
@@llgoldstein2710 well, not so sure it's even possible but I'd start with Be the Change you want to see in the world.
@@Horseluvver exactly... be the change. Thats what im doing. I g ever vote for democrats or republicans... I never contract to murder for money with discusting corporations like UNITED STATES.
Knowledge is power. ua-cam.com/video/Iv-QsRC45S8/v-deo.html Here is what UNITED STATES does to its children for a buck.
God bless The United States of America.
❤ This community needs to be a model used for every community across the country and put people back to work building them. And not just for veterans
Yes there is a current retirement crisis developing and growing...and an epidemic of loneliness among seniors and communities like this would be an ideal way to address both issues.
Add some community gardens for fresh low cost organic food.
💯💯💯👌👍👍
As a disabled vet living in Houston, I find that this is fantastic and gives the veteran the space that they need.
how many people are in the military??? how many vets? 49 houses? really not doing shit for real SORRY to burst that hype you had houseing crack heads not vets
Okay ignore him not everyone is a crack head. Anyways I’m in Houston I’m not a vet and boy homeless but I absolutely love this idea for vets and anyone in general. I wonder in Houston do we have certain land available for this type of living?? Is there certain types of permits needed?
Ignore him!
darryl smith you have to have a starting point. What did you think thousands of these would pop up with a snap of a finger?
You deserve so much more but this is perfect for gathering with others and getting your feet on the ground. Blessings to you.
this is absolutely wonderful to have. I have worked with veterans and this is something they really need. Thank you so much for doing something like this. Veterans are awesome people and deserve so much more than what they get in return. This is a true blessing. Thank you,
I’m 16, and I told my mom I wanted to do something like this for the homeless. We saw this guy laying in a parking lot one night and it had been raining earlier that day, it broke my heart.
You are just the right age to see this HORROR😭...In two years you can ELECT governors to Help the soldiers who risked their lives to protect YOU...VOTE, AND GET 5 OTHERS WHO CARE TO DO THE SAME every time there is an election. (feet on your prayers)
@@freetruths8810 I’m 17 now, I plan on going to college to get more knowledge about business, legal processes pertaining to that, and trying to deepen my knowledge on how everything works, land wise, funding wise, the whole 9. Along with trying to start some type of salon business(nails,hair,etc) for both men and women. As well as adopting and being a foster parent. Have a lot of things I want to do in this life. Hopefully I get to😌
If U can see it U can get it done 👍💪🤜🤛💫.
@@r0dwave268 you can do anything you want to if you put your mind to it. Looks like you have your life planned for the good. God bless you .
I'm a vet in the KC area . 4 years ago I discovered these guys. I was homeless but in a weekly hotel. In 3 days they had me in contact with help and i found a place in that week. They truly are the greatest for not only housing but just about everything else a vet might need help with. Thanks guys.
Veterans also fought for the multi billionaires yet you go homeless .
Just goes to show they don't give a fcuk about you, they are laughing at
their cocks off, they know that some other sucker will join up for the
armed forces.
I am so happy for u gypsyking!
How is this happening? How people going homeless? Isn’t there a retirement fund for people who served in military?
You have to do 20 years in to get that! You can put money in a IRA! Back when I served you didn't make enough to do that! Married service members used to have to get part time work! Your best years for saving are age 30-50! Did that by age 50 could no longer work full time my GOP healthcare is pill mill and other health problems kicked in for more pills! Medical lobby wants to milk you and taxpayers! Obamacare came along and moved to get it 4 major surgeries and 6 minor!! The VA just a pill mill!@@StarlightUnderDaSea
I can not believe that America let their veterans be homeles
The term "homeless veteran" shouldn't even exist in our vocabulary!
Denise Flick Amen!!!
Exactly
Denise Flick eggsactly
You mean homeless yeah, what about all homeless?
Honestly the personal responsibility if veteran has a drinking and drug problem and can't hold a job shouldn't he seek help
I thank you by because they need this our veterans deserve the best God bless you all for all you do for them I wish the homeless had little houses they need help please help the homeless people
I would move into a community like this in a heartbeat
This is the least we could do for the men and women who fight for America. God bless the vets and are soldiers
God should bless the people in the countries they invaded not the invader who are the vets. Do you always bless those committing a crime and ignore the victim? The vets you admire were mercenaries. They were paid. They are not even idealistic. Would they have fought if they were not getting paid? What does 'Fight for America' mean anyway? Those who fight for social and economic justice? How are the vets any more important than the Police risking their lives to protect everyone? Vets were paid to cause death and destruction.
PS-Vets have many entitlements and benefits. Many people do not have anything. Giving vets free housing is prejudiced and its favoritism.
Ohh dear, you have clearly been indoctrinted. Do some fkn Re-Search. Sons & Daughters are dying for the Jew, nothing more, wake the fk up.
@@uppercut2246 Actually there is a point to what he said. Some people could say that you are a little bit "indoctrinted" too.
@@uppercut2246 You're calling somebody else indoctrinated, yet you're a Nazi? Alright
@@spartanconscience2693 You should show some respect, especially when you have never been further away from home then your moms basement
I love how when designing the house they cater to the veterans’ specific needs. Like the low beds and windows on one side. It’s very thoughtful.
Some need bathtubs, not showers.
THIS IS AWSOME! SO HAPPY TO HEAR THAT VETERANS WHO PROTECTED OUR COUNTRY AND GAVE US OUR FREEDOM HAVE A HOME TO LIVE IN. THEY ALL DESERVE A HOME! I THINK THEY SHOULD NOT STOP UNTIL EVERY SINGLE VET HAS ONE OF THESE HOMES! ANYONE WHO HAS THE MONEY SHOULD DONATE THE LAND TO PUT PROPERTY ON OR MONEY NEEDED TO KEEP THIS PROGRAM GOING. GOD BLESS ALL THOSE WHO HAVE MADE THIS HAPPEN! YOU ARE TRULY ANGELS ON EARTH HELPING THE VETS WE ALL HAVE TO THANK FOR OUR FREEDOM. W O THEM WHO KNOWS HOW ANY OF OUR LIVES WOULD HAVE TURNED OUT. GOD BLESS AND WELCOME HOME SOLDIERS!!! YOU DESERVE IT!
Soldiers and Marines and Sailors, Guardsmen and Women!
If I ever, somehow, get a big wad of money..........this is where it's going!!!!!!! Imagine the thrill of being able to support projects like this!!!
Big wads are fine, but small steady counts a lot too. Just like a savings account, if you commit to it, you can accummalate a lot.
@@diceportz7107 Excellent point!!
Just give what you can regularly and it adds up. Seriously, if everybody who thinks this is great even gave $10 per month, or $20 per quarter, it would become a giant support!
As an Army Veteran, Thank you for taking care of my Veteran Brothers and sisters
No one in America or this world should be homeless.
*No one who works for their money or has sacrificed a part of the life for this country should be homeless.
no one cares if you are homeless or desperate, unless you are a veteran...
@Cosmic Avatar they do! Every able-bodied living thing should work for what they have. Disabled, elderly and cognitively-impaired people should be housed by the people and families who are able to provide for them.
No one who DESERVES A HOME should be homeless. Bloody virtue signaller ungrateful libtards
New York New York it's a wonderful place!
Thanks for caring for our veterans. God bless!
this should be the model for EVERY city in America
how many people are in the military??? how many vets? 49 houses? really not doing shit for real SORRY to burst that hype you had
@@silverpriest3904 You have to start somewhere. Set an example for others to follow. Rome wasn't built in a day.
@@silverpriest3904 tell that to the 49 people who would otherwise be sleeping on the streets.
It's a transitional home, these 49 homes will be used by hundreds, if not thousands of people by the time they are too dilapidated for occupation anymore.
It is.
This is how our tax dollars Should be spent .
Definitely!👌🏼
John Burakowski amen
John Burakowski, Yes, I agree.
Amen
@Beans but war come to you
Vets need this all over the United States but not just for vets but for people who have become homeless.
I agree Cynthia. They should be helping homeless people in general and not just vets.
What people need is a good living wage even when you're temporarely unimployed or not able to work. Nobody should have to live on the streets, especialy in countries like the U.S. But it's a crime to have your men and women go away for an amount of time, leave their families behind encounter danger willingly, for a safe country to live in and then when you survive it all and come back, the gouvernment more or less says. "Ok thank you, you're on your own now. Goodbye."
@@VegasRT500 Well Joe I think one organization can't do it all and they help vets because they are vets. We need more people like these in other walks of life. Don't ever think you can't help.
@@VegasRT500 you seriously just said that NOT just for vets!! We fought for this country!! We served!! These are for VETS only ! Read the headline idiot! Not for millennials who are too lazy to work!
@@margief1798- I know the ignorance is incredible isn't it? It's unbelievable!!
Many homeless people are homeless because they do drugs and have a terrible drug habit - See California and listen to interviews of the homeless there..
I think this is exceptional for our Veterans so happy this is being done it is WAY overdue.
Brings tears! About time we help our vets. Freedom isn’t free. Never forget that😊
Great job
Thank you for this. No one deserves to be homeless, especially our veterans.
I'm a veteran myself anx to see something like this hits the heart real hard you people are the reason that we go to fight for this country.✌
thank you for your service! HOOAH 🇺🇸
Robert Phillips thank you for your service. God bless you.
God bless you!
@@Niko-ss5kd How do you know hes Army? He could be Navy, Marine, Air force, or Coast Guardsmen.
My Cousin Skeeter your missing the point ... and being negative! Go away !
This should become a template for helping veterans and the homeless in every American city and town.
Yes especially provide for the homeless in the countries that were invaded by most of these vets. That is a more noble cause.
I agree, though more must be done with people taking initiative themselves. The military already offers interest free and downpayment free home loans for veterans, so there's no reason not to be eligible unless they made a mistake on their own that ruined their credit.
@@gregm8871 You'd be surprised at how many hoops you have to jump through to get those home loans. And it's not the military directly but the VA which, while military, runs on a whole different program, and is more of a hurdle to go through. Also, many times these homeless vets DID have houses and those VA loans prior to becoming homeless. There are so many factors in which our society has screwed over our Vets, that making a statement like that shows that you are not aware of how badly our people need our help. Equally there are many who due to medical reasons were not able to hold down a civilian jobs, and their disability check does not cover enough to keep a roof over their head. So a housing development like this that allows them that "luxury" and provides outreach and training to learn once again how to be a part of the society they are now living in, is BEYOND words for how wonderful and helpful this is. Lastly, if you paid attention, this is not intended to be a forever home. This is designed to be that stepping stone to get them to a point where they CAN "take the initiative and themselves" as you so curtly put it.
Just the unrequested two cents of an active duty Sailor who HAS BEEN HOMELESS and wants to see my brothers and sisters have a chance to live life to its fullest, and not "living" on the streets.
@@keeperodinson3306 I understand what you're saying - I myself just got done with closing on a home loan through the VA, that's why I'm referring to it. I wasn't saying this is a permanent solution, but that the military and the VA set people up when discharging so these sort of things shouldn't happen. A lot of it is on the verts as much as it is on the VA. People are failing to plan for anything.
There are a few hoops, but it seems that most people negatively affected by it have made previous mistakes that hold them back from home ownership. if your credit is less than average then not even the VA will want to work with you, but they'll try.
I'm get it dude. I was previously active duty, a combat medic/paratrooper, and am partially disabled now. My wife is AD and just got through with two years as a drill sergeant. We were also previously homeless, together, years before the Army.
Like I said, this is a great idea for temporary help, but people need to also be more responsible with their decisions.
@@gregm8871 Human beings deserve human rights, not credit scores.
SO NEED THIS IN CHICAGO, FOR OUR HOMELESSNESS!!!
I've seen people trying to do similar things in California, but the cities won't let them. I'm glad you guys are able to actually help out.
Why won't the cities let them? Why does government make everything so complicated?
@@MrAgentTurner It's different for every city. Sometimes it's zoning laws. Sometimes the people don't want homeless moving in near them. Other times it's because they don't have the land to build tiny houses on because the land they would build on is a nature preserve. From Sanfran to LA, there is multiple different reasons, none of which really make sense.
Adam S californians prefer illegals over their own countrymen.
it's commiefornia what does everyone expect?
@@MrAgentTurner because the woke are the ultimate hypocrites. Their walls are economic.
The word *HOMELESS* shouldn't even exist ON *EARTH*
Yes
Back in the seventies I live in a place with 3 bedrooms in NYC queens and my parents paid $215 a month and electric was $30.
And even into the early eighties rent was low.its just pure greed in today's world.
I agree.
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jaykace - rent increase by over 400% is definitely greed. You’re the one who needs to do research. & also, take a basic math class.
I HOPE THAT THIS GETS ADOPTED BY ALL THE CITIES IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY...GOD BLESS YOU FOR DOING THIS...NO VETERANS SHOULD BE HOMELESS. I'M FROM A MILITARY FAMILY. I WISH YOU MUCH SUCCESS.
Lord Jesus.....thank y'all for this Project ,and thank all the Veterans for their Service
Very admirable. A lot of respect to the people who contributed to this project.
I wish Kenya will be able to see this
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An organization or two could support this admirable work as it's really "loving your neighbour."
I hope more of these homes get built in all 50 states for homeless vets.
EVERY STATE SHOULD HAVE THIS, AS A STARTING POINT.
What a great person you are you’re doing a fantastic God-given indeed.
Isn’t it sad when society allows people who fought for people’s freedom to end up homeless and destitute?
It’s exactly the same here in the uk. Thank you for caring for these veterans and putting so much thought into the designs for the homes for them.
Not all Angels have wings , so have drills, screws and hammers . ❤️🇺🇸
@AJA BOOBOO lOL I didn’t people who protected our country were assholes 🤯🤯🤯🤯
True, but sometimes it's their fault for being desorganized and irresponsible and end up homeless...
Fought for freedom? Fought for a corporate/elitists dystopia.
They chose to "protect" us by going overseas and kill a bunch of civilians.
@@notchinham316 maybe they were brain washed in thinking they were doing the right thing. Like most people now are brain washed to believe eating animals is the right thing when in fact we're herbivores. Causes all our major diseases, so a good business model if you're a psychopath elitist.
The term "homeless veteran" should not exist in the wealthiest country in the world. Much respect for what you are doing!! 👍
@@itscaptain7231 Then who is?
@@itscaptain7231 Are you being serious?
@@itscaptain7231 you're confusing "Country's GDP (nominal) per capita" with "Country's GDP (nominal)"
GDP (nominal) per capita=first on the list is Luxembourg (USA is 8th)
Country's GDP (nominal)=first on the list is USA (Luxembourg is 69th)
links:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita
@AB. B. USA is the wealthiest country in the world, that's a fact. :-) ,
"GDP is only an indication of the income" who told you we're talking about income?
anyway, USA spent 649 billions in 2018 for it's military. I think they should think about the future of their veterans a bit more.
It always amazes me how the loud, obnoxious, self absorbed jewish community can find all kinds of money to build endless, massive, monuments to themselves, everywhere and how they are constantly whining at the top of their lungs about the war and how apparently, they were the only ones to die during the war, in the holocaust, but they cannot be bothered to find any money to build a few monuments to thank the WW2 veterans for their sacrifice and for saving the jews, or spend some money to help the aging WW2 veterans with affordable housing or hospitals. I mean these are the real life war heroes that risked their lives and suffered endless horrors during WW2 and rescued the jews from the Nazis. It is typical and no surprise that the jewish community cannot be bothered look past their own noses and say THANK-YOU to those men and women that saved them, let alone offer to help them with affordable housing or their medical needs. Clearly the jews are more interested in talking about themselves as loud as possible, all day, every day, everywhere they can, because it's all about me, me, me, I am the chosen one and you deplorables are not worth bothering about, let alone saying thank-you for saving our life! Of course you have to remember these are same delusional people that actually have the nerve to run around claiming God himself, actually dropped by a few times, to talk to a few jewish guys, about 2 thousand years ago, and told them they are 'the chosen ones' and I mean, of course if the jews say it happened, it must be true right... it's not as if the jews would ever lie. They really are an incredibly ungrateful jewish community and they wonder why the jews have been (and still are) hated by so many people all over the world. Haaaah! Cheers to these impressive folks that took the time, made the effort and actually made the world a better place by giving to others, just because it was a nice thing to do... they are real heroes!
This is how are vets that put their lives on the line for us-Should be treated! Amazing love it!
No, they deserve
REAL houses after serving the county.
@@SB-io7rw thats why this is sort of a recovery place for so when the time comes for them to get there real house there all fine
How are they putting their lives on the line for us? They are invading other people's country's.
You don't treat people this way - especially to those that chose to dedicate their lives to save our future!!!! unless you think that these people are just simple-tins that would (should) be taken advantage of. So we might as-well lie to them and poison them---- so if they survive service (slaves) THEN WELL JUST FUCK THEM ANYWAY- BECAUSE WE NEED VOTES ???? piece of shits fuck usa government ---how do you get votes?? fuck everyone who isn't handing you cash?!?!?!!?!?!
Eh,
What an awesome thing you are doing for those vets who served our country to give us freedoms!
Outstanding, being a disabled veteran I know how much having a safe place to live feels, keep up the good work, God Bless.
Thank you for your service my man 🙏
I like like this in Philippines.. Tanny house..but not house I like a apartment.. because I had business with this but I don't know if there is like this pabrickitting in Philippines ❤️❤️
Thank you for your service, sir. Freedom isn't free. God bless you.♥️
@@stayblackandgoldforlife2144 thank you Brother
@@LisaNaomi24 and God Bless you
Future of America! We need more communities like this for the homeless and elderly.
As a vet myself who was once homeless, i want to thank you for taking care of brothers and sisters who served
I’m so thankful people are taking care of our veterans! Every state should! They should never be homeless!❤
Every state needs this program. So many veterans in need of this opportunity.
Bonnie Wilson it’s the federal governments job
@@NoneNone-dw1jo No, it's the citizens of the USAs job to help these people that fought for our freedom.
kim mcdonald no, it’s definitely the governments job. governments start wars, not civilians.
Amen
kim mcdonald you should have served then
These little houses look wonderful. I wouldn’t mind living there myself.
Thats the right mind set as we have to start someplace.. when they started the CCC, Civilian Conservation Corp. People in some areas got cape cods with two bedrooms. The husband got a job fixing National parks or roadways. They got the option to buy their homes, or move on.
Me, too!
Dude....come back to them in a year, then check out the pigs who's sty the development turned into!
Jo Jo True... It all depends on those people, but in terms of houses... I wouldn’t mind to live in such clean and modern minimalist house.
Perfect for good sleep, good hygiene, cooking and just chilling and maybe working with computer or watching TV.
Small house is really easy to maintain and keep very clean.
I wish this was something that was adopted countrywide! Such an amazing and beautiful idea.
Very cool that this is available for vets. No vet should be homeless. They already served their country and the country should give something back to them. This is a great idea for vets that have fallen through the cracks and need a temporary helping hand to get back on their feet. A roof over your head and a place to eat and clean up is essential to help get reemployed. This would be a great idea for all the homeless as long as they are mentally sound and are willing to get themselves back on their feet.
It sad to see so many veterans homeless. They have the skills but the mental issues PTSD. This program needs start in each state.
Mamie Sharrieff Schrean I have PTSD from severe childhood traumas and abuse Thank u for caring about people like us thought I’m not a vet I respect and love them with all my heart
I see so many vets sleeping on the steam vents on the side walks in Philadelphia....I don't live there but when I see them I try to give them something to put in their stomach.
No person should be without the safety of a home; this is wonderful.
No veteran for sure.
In Toronto my first home was called a "war home", they were houses that were built for all the returning soldiers after WW2, there are millions of them in the city, countless neighbourhoods, they are all around 800 square feet and until the 2000's they were very affordable, I as a 26 year old with a new family was very easily able to afford my first home. Now they build new homes a minimum 2300 square feet and those war homes are now a Million Dollars to buy. The world is messed up, there needs to be projects like this on a grand scale, not just for Veteran's but for young people to begin a good prosperous life.
I don't know how many Strawberry Box Homes the Wartime Housing Corporation built in Toronto, but they built close to fifty thousand of these homes across Canada. They were not necessarily built for returning soldiers, but rather built as low income rental units. Maybe a lot were rented by soldiers, but that was not their sole purpose. Around 1946-47 the Wartime Housing Corporation became Central Mortgage and Housing, and began selling the units for approximately what would be $150,000 today.
I absolutely agree the government needs to spend more focus on affordable housing. My son rents a one bedroom apartment that cost him over fifty percent of his income. When I was his age I spent roughly twenty percent of my income on housing. If people are given cheaper housing they will spend the money they save somewhere else, helping the overall economy.
Because of your comment I looked up what I could buy for a million dollars in Toronto. I was shocked to say the least. Money certainly doesn't go very far in Toronto real estate nowadays.
@@flyingdutchman6984 Levittown housing communities, (among others), were built as postwar suburban developments in the US. The homes were nice looking and not low income rentals. The 1948 Housing Bill liberalized lending, allowing anyone to buy a home with 5 percent down and extending mortgage terms to 30 years. They were not very expensive. I guess Canada was not as understanding.
@@1caramarie - while the houses were initially built as low income rentals they eventually started selling the houses for a reasonable rate. I think they realized it was going to be a bitch handling so many rental units. 😁
Simply excellent! I hope these little homes are built everywhere to help the homeless population. We have to take care of our own people.
I am a vet and I applaud you for this! May you be ever blessed for helping those of us less fortunate!!
Veterans also fought for the multi billionaires yet you go homeless .
Just goes to show they don't give a fcuk about you, they are laughing at
their cocks off, they know that some other sucker will join up for the
armed forces.
One of the finest programs I've ever seen, OOH RAH !
As a vet who was constantly in fear of losing their home, I am so glad there are people like you who care so much for others and take the time and effort to do work like this for those who did lose their home. There should be more people like you and I applaud all your hard work.
This is confusing! The idea of a homeless vet seems to alien to me. It is an American issue. How can the American military spend money so much all over the world and not actually take care of its military people. Here in China our military people get taken care of, it is not luxury but medical, education and housing is basic. It is not without some wrangles with local officials, but charity is not and should not be needed. Plus healthy vets allow for the military to expand quickly if needed suddenly. Best wishes for peace from China.
Cute too
Thank you Guys , this is very nice to all the veterans, I'm proud of all of you. Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍
I love how much thought he put into these houses. It’s not just a house it’s a home
...........garden shed
Right, that's the best Americans can do these days?
Step up for the ones who stepped forward. Respect to all veterans 🤜👊
As a homeless veteran myself,first THANK YOU.I wish this was an option for me here in toledo Ohio. Been sleeping in my car for the last 2 weeks. Im currently waiting on the va to process benefits and in the meantime I'm just....stuck
I've been setting up a Paypal and CashApp, hoping for generosity from strangers in the meantime. While i can offer wood burned art, i have nothing left to give. Im grateful family was willing to let me 2 kids stay with them.
PayPal: CardFlipper27@gmail.com
CashApp:
$USAFvetBri
Please, if nothing else, pass along my message!
Its a sad day n life when our vets that have protected us, lost limbs for safety, died for our country to be homeless.
not so ,in uk,,when our vets return ,traumatized,,or have lost limbs,,etc,,their failed by the govts who sent em to fight in other countries,,just to return,,and get shit on by the over fed,over paid,,politians,,spat on by the public,,as pay back for their services overseas,,who most have become homeless,,sleeping anywhere,,and everywhere they can,,in all weathers,,with very little financial help,,all future influx of vets who sign up,,,take note,,on how ur easily disposed of when ur of no further use as the govts pawn,,,their motto is,,you,ve served ur purpose,,now go find a park bench,,or under a hedge,,/doorway,,,there was a document of a vet who spent 30years in the navy,,and retired from that,,aged 65,,with honours,,just to return as a homeless vet,,thinking he would be housed,,spent 3 years on the streets,,,who took his own life,,was a sad and heartbreaking story,,
No more foreign wars for that country.
@@michaelprestexzzon4052 what country??
@@shadeharison You know um Denmark or was it Jamaica you know the country that starts every single war we fight
@The Dude You had me until you went all alt-righty. But I mostly agree. This narrative that they are getting maimed "protecting our freedoms" is utter bullshit.
This is simply ideal for the homeless vets, hopefully as a step toward even better living arrangements.
it's like a rehabilitation community, surrounded by their brothers going through the same thing.. this gets me right in the feels! God bless this ministry!
And sisters. Two females vets above note they are moving into a tiny home community.
Yaaasss.
@@Ceelle2 yeah but most female vets don't care two wits about terminology or semantics or other feminist bullcrap, they know where they stand with their brothers in arms, unless they rank higher or lower, its usually on equal footing. Bullets don't discriminate after all. /:)
Serious feels.
@@BindingTheYoke Lol, what are you on about? Are you a "brother" then? How is it a feminist bullcrap when a woman is referred to as sister instead of brother? You sound very angry, get help.
I cannot believe that this vets that went and fought for us to sleep better at night and come back to sleep on the streets. What you doing sir is amazing.
Maybe if they would just end this "war", there wouldn't be so many veterans.... Just because someone has veteran status (myself) doesn't make them extra special. Of course if you were drafted (last draft was January 1973) or wounded, I do have compassion.
Philo Beddoe were humans and politics only care about invading so thy send the poor people middle class to fight their war.
@@wolviestryder just imagine if they took those BILLIONS if not Trillions of dollars and actually did something for our Nation instead of the industrial war machine.
This could be the answer to the housing crisis in many communities. Too many working people are being priced out of apartments because rents are skyrocketing yet wages are not.
Yes! Not just Veterans- the elderly and working poor.
I think so too. Large costs of housing, not much wages, and debt.
At least these homes can off-set that.
@@raymondo162 > Better than living on the streets.
$1000 for a bedroom in Colorado
@@2needey1 > $1000 for a 1 bedroom in a decent area in Athens, GA
Great idea compassionate and should have been the norm for all Veterans.
ALL THE BEST
This is awesome project to give people back that dignity.
Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant - hope they adopt this in every state - it would be great for homeless people in general - money well spent - cheers from Canada
everyone deserve a house..greets from Europe🤗
@@Daniel-lh4do totally agree!
Cheers.
Hey Harry an Megan in Canada, can y'all help??? Oh yeah y'all can for a fee. Shame on Harry. Glad they are in Canada.
I hope they don't. They need to get rid of zoning laws which makes the houses expensive to begin with.
The homeless vets are our best of the forgotten! Remember they want to feel like they're doing something, not just staying in a tiny home. You guys are angels! Thanks for what you do.
As a 74 year-old Vietnam army Veteran, I am really impressed. What a great thing you are dong for homeless vets. Every city in America should be on board with this. It's way past due.
I love that the the Vets training was taken into account when designing the houses, Low beds, Single entry point etc. I wish I could be part of something like this, This is awesome!
I know right? I was thinking the same thing.... this is exactly how I was living on a FOB just 3 years ago. Despite all the ugliness of war and the sacrifice of my brothers I kinda miss having that sense of purpose and comradrey. I'd love to live among my brother like this in my final days.
B Man your purpose was destroying the world and increasing the debt while making the world less safe
@@Eman1900O Those sentences you directed towards these veterans. Would you say the same to Disabled citizens?
These are the pretties tiny houses I've seen. So pretty, so practical, cosy, the have all the things necessary for a living and feel like a real home. Great job!
Good job guys. Hope this program can expand to include
all homeless people.
@Adena Properties you know, it does make one Wonder... Why in California if you cross the border illegally, you get house, food and your kids go to school free... But if you're a homeless vet, they just point you to the nearest homeless shelter... It has to be for the votes right?
Its great that they built all these houses for the veterans and whats more important is that the veterans actually want to live in them.
They should build way more of these places.
A lot of people on the verge of being homeless.