Portable homeless shelter ideas

On the first pod base I used three recycled pallets. Here I’m experimenting with 2×2’s for the base frame, later adding 1/2″ OSB for the floor. This proved too weak. On the final version I used four treated 2×4’s and 1/2″ OSB sheeting. This proved very robust. Although costing a bit more, going this route saved…

Peter Gould wants to help Victoria’s homeless, one shopping-cart sized tiny house at a time. “I struggled with housing, in shelters for a few years.

We manufacture sleeping shelters, laundry rooms, bathrooms, and other rapid-deployment products to address homelessness.

Pictures of the Survival Shelters and Survival Pods You Can Build for the Homeless

mobile homeless shelter

the homeless home when night comes.... construction and materials

Micro Shelter for the Homeless: This is my very first video. Please forgive me for anything I may have excluded in this build video. So...I decided to build a high end micro shelter for someone in need. I've seen several of these built by very well meaning people. I thought I wou…

Pictures of the Survival Shelters and Survival Pods You Can Build for the Homeless

Each tiny home 64 sq. ft. and "has two beds, heat, air-conditioning, windows, a small desk and a front door," according to the non-profit Hope of the Valley

A slightly-less-bad bad situation is still pretty bad.

A TINY home village is receiving pushback from neighbors and activists, who have called it a distraction from a permanent solution to homelessness. Jonathan G has called the small eight-by-eight-fo…

A high school student in the Treasure Valley is determined to give those who are homeless a better quality of living.Tylar Hedrick, a sophomore at Renaissance High School, is working to create Homeless Emergency Life Packs, or H.E.L.P.Tylar says H.E.L.P. i

maawa X, designed to be portable, lightweight, and eco-friendly, unfolds from a suitcase size to offer emergency shelter units.

The city of Los Angles has done a deed all major cities should accomplish and that is, housing the homeless. Courtesy of Lehrer Architects A colorful village of 40 tiny homes has had the opportunity

Innovation at its best.

Despite the curfew, frigid temperatures and available shelter space, many of Montreal's homeless prefer the freedom of sleeping outdoors and one Montreal organization wants to keep those who prefer the outside safe from the elements.