There can be more simple.
In my corner, the shelters of the Civil Protection (anti-atomic shelters that each owner has the duty to build according to the law, aaah the paranoid ...) are used for the homeless during the winter.
And also more complicated but better adapted: it is necessary above all (and in my humble opinion) to insist that these projects can only be "
inch shots"temporary (during the cold season). Because it is not desirable - for the" assisted "themselves - to take the place of a providential situation which ends up dragging on (it would be well that a kind of contract "with themselves", so that they express the will to get by and the prospects that they imagine to achieve it, or something ...). Otherwise, we quickly take the risk that the person received does not finish "settling down" in this type of situation (despite the constraints that this type of situation suggests), even if (and especially if) it is judged precarious ...!
So - apart from the heavy work suggested by the construction of this type of habitat - there must be in every commune, premises that have no function in winter and that would be convertible into shelters for the night (like uncovered pools, and other open-air baths near bodies of water, there are already often shower cabins, toilets, reception etc, and as there is always ample parking nearby, only remains to install these temporary houses). There are also rest areas on the holiday route and very little used in winter (there are also facilities, toilets, running water, parking etc) and the municipality can close the access or allow access The army, for example, certainly has dormitories / transportable and / or dismountable campaign hospitals, which could be suitable. And that would be an exercise for the troop (which would then not be completely useless like what they do to the troufions in time of peace, just to occupy them ...).
There are also desert tourist sites in winter. Here, there is existing infrastructure, as probably closed campgrounds (there must be exemptions). Or some summer camp sites (closed in winter). And even disused or closed hotels during these seasons, which could find a new seasonal vocation ...
The idea of having an infrastructure is interesting, because then there can be volunteers who take care of the grain (safety, calm, calls for help if needed, compliance with the rules in force in the camp! Security, etc.)
The idea of placing it in a dimension that fits on a parking space is interesting, especially as we can put this house on 4 piles (4 IPN welded + bolted to the chassis of the container, for example, would hold very good). Problem, no infrastructure is available on a parking lot, there may be neighborhood complaints and depredation on regularly parked vehicles, even if it does not come from the homeless / they will be immediately pointed at.
And not sure that a homeless person reaches the degree of responsibility sufficient to manage himself a home that would be made available. These people need permanent assistance (hence the accidents that are known when they are left to their own devices: fires, hypothermia, alcohol, drugs, even external violence caused by extraordinary behavior, without even count the flights see physical aggression!) There are others who need to confront a field of challenge, and so many other cases, all more heterogeneous than each other.
Let's say that in order not to have to redo all the prerequisites to manage this kind of project, perhaps it would save time to contact the services that already take care of it, they will be able to shed light on the difficulties that can be encountered and also discover the legal responsibilities that must be guarded, not to put oneself in trouble as an initiator!
Nice project that must be greeted with a big hat trick of course!
as much as the greatness of soul it takes to think about it, project it and achieve the desired result! Hat low Le_Juste.
