Tiny Villages Help Solve HomelessNess
Youth Spirit Artworks' Tiny Village For Homeless Youth, Oakland, CA
Our homeless youth are especially vulnerable and have slightly different needs than our homeless adult populations. Youth Spirit Artworks' Founder, Sally Hindman, is a pioneer in helping homeless youth express, through artwork, how they can heal and support their past, present and future lives. CloudHauz is working with YSA and donors to raise $50,000 to complete the village that plans to open in February 2021. Click Here To Donate.
If you or a loved one is experiencing homelessness, there are resources to secure temporary housing as well as a gentle pathway forward to more permanent, long-term housing, job placement and community support.
For Help, Contact: 1-800-799-6599 or dial 211 for Emergency Housing Support
Our homeless youth are especially vulnerable and have slightly different needs than our homeless adult populations. Youth Spirit Artworks' Founder, Sally Hindman, is a pioneer in helping homeless youth express, through artwork, how they can heal and support their past, present and future lives. CloudHauz is working with YSA and donors to raise $50,000 to complete the village that plans to open in February 2021. Click Here To Donate.
If you or a loved one is experiencing homelessness, there are resources to secure temporary housing as well as a gentle pathway forward to more permanent, long-term housing, job placement and community support.
For Help, Contact: 1-800-799-6599 or dial 211 for Emergency Housing Support
community and cooperation
CloudHauz believes homelessness is not a life sentence even though it may feel like it. We believe in planting seeds (fostering new growth), but not growing roots (a more permanent state that holds one back from living up to their full potential). If you or a loved one is experiencing homelessness, there are resources to secure temporary housing as well as a gentle pathway forward to more permanent, long-term housing, job placement and community support.
building the safe Homeless Village
All too often, the homeless are offered shelters that are cheap and easy to obtain which some say is better than nothing. Homeless encampments are prone to fires, pest infestations, molds and extremely hot or cold temperatures. They deserve to have a comfortable living environment that keeps them warm in cold weather and cool in hot weather, free from fire danger, pests/rodents that cause disease or can enter their dwelling and ransack food supplies. CloudHauz has developed the "Defender" Series of Tiny Houses that do just that.
CloudHauz panelized dwelling kits offer the highest fire safety ratings (Class A Fire Ratings), as they are made of non-combustible materials. Our dwellings provide a tightly sealed building envelop that prevents pests and vermin from entering. They do not rot or mold, providing a safe air quality "breathing" environment for residence. CloudHauz builds, aiming for thermal values up to R-47, so a comfortable temperatures inside the dwelling can be achieved as well as a "zero-draft" tolerance. This allows for residence in recovery or working to accelerate to the next level of housing have the best chance to do so.
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CloudHauz in on a mission to encourage the development of homelessness communities that provide safe and affordable dwellings that are also earth-friendly. We support the Housing First social policy, that moves the homeless directly from the streets into their own accommodations, as long as there are robust services available to give them the support they require.
Portable or stationary
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You can choose to build your tiny home on a trailer frame, on piers or put them directly on a concrete slab, parking lot - any flat cement surface. Many cities have ordinances that state all tiny home must be portable, so check your local city planning commission to determine what's right for your project.
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