Michael Nason, Senior Advisor to Secretary Archive: Ben Carson of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, views a SafeHuts™ single-bed model. He is well-versed on the temporary housing needs of #homeless populations — we look forward to helping the people who need it most! 📲💻: safehuts.com

Just In: The federal government is allocating funds to help people at-risk of becoming homeless due to the #COVID__19 crisis. No human should sleep on the streets, which is why we created #temporaryshelters that are fireproof, cleanable, and portable. Archive: Ben Carson

You may know what a #homeless tent city looks like. How about a one-acre site plan with 50 SafeHuts™? See how SafeHuts™ provides temporary shelter until permanent, supportive housing becomes available. facebook.com/safehuts/video…

Homelessness is a complex, growing problem that is not going away anytime soon. #LA alone jumped 13% in the County, 14% in the city before the pandemic. We thank Janice Hahn for her continued leadership on this issue. latimes.com/homeless-housi…

A permanent #homeless shelter in City of Costa Mesa is underway (spending over $150,000 per bed). But cities need affordable options. That’s why we designed #shelters that are easy-to-clean and easy on the budget. Visit our website for more. voiceofoc.org/2020/06/perman… Voice of OC

#LA agreed to create 6,000 beds for #homeless people over the next year and a half. #SafeHuts™ can help LA meet their goal with our temporary shelters and on-site sanitation facilities. Our solutions are affordable for cities and counties to implement. safehuts.com

SafeHuts™ units are built to get folks through tough times and harsh weather. ❄️ Safe in the snow ⛈ Weatherproof 👉 Learn more at safehuts.com #shelter #homelessness #helpourhomeless

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We are diligently working with cities, counties, and local leaders to solve the homeless crisis. Thank you, The Epoch Times, for sharing our story. Please watch the interview for more. youtube.com/watch?v=NqrKFm…

Solar-powered for basic comfort: USB ports, fans, lighting, and more. Check out our bright design. 💡 safehuts.com

~ 6,000 #homelessness people live near or under #LA freeways. Communities need to help get people off the streets into temporary living units. #SafeHuts™ offers affordable shelters for cities and counties; bring it to your community by visiting safehuts.com.

Via Los Angeles Times — L.A. County’s lofty $100 million-plus program, Project Roomkey, is coming to an end. To continue keeping vulnerable people safe during the pandemic, we provide affordable living spaces for these difficult times. Visit safehuts.com for more.

“I will work to talk up the shed-sized structures to agencies as a better option than a tent or a Tuff Shed tiny house, which some communities have used to get people off the streets. We have to get some safe places...” via The Epoch Times m.theepochtimes.com/costa-mesa-nee…

Designed to set up with two people in two hours, it's no surprise places like Los Angeles are looking to implement SafeHuts™. Read more about this issue via Los Angeles Magazine. lamag.com/citythinkblog/…

SafeHuts™ is constructed with fire-resistant fiberglass materials. Comfort, safety, and security is our top priority. recordgazette.net/news/fire-rava…

SafeHuts™ partnered with Sanitrax International to provide high-quality, portable, and cost-effective sanitation solutions for temporary homeless villages. Learn more about how we're improving communities —together: youtu.be/juG33XL4xhU

Each SafeHuts™ is made of fire-resistant fiberglass for the safety of those experiencing homelessness. Learn more at safehuts.com

Thank you housinginnovation.co for sharing our mission of getting people off the streets and into temporary, safe shelters.

New from me: In this piece for Invisible People ➤ Imagine Everyone With a Home, I looked at the flammability of Pallet Shelter tiny homes and the fallout from a fire in Banning last December. “Are Pallet Shelters for Homeless People Safe?” bit.ly/3hVscDV

We're seeing a lot of discussion about the safety of tiny homes for homeless people, but what about the specific flammability of Pallet Shelter tiny homes? The fire out in Banning last year provides some clues. My story for Invisible People ➤ Imagine Everyone With a Home: bit.ly/3hVscDV