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I put suggestion in about Tiny Homes for homeless or brink of . City Hall, Foodbanks, main places.
For me I may not be ready for Tiny Home. I am in 900 sq ft living space house. Maybe when this place sells stepping stone to another small house to rid of excess then to a Tiny Home of choice.
I am 51 yrs old and partially disabled and currently in a shelter. I have been informed i need to find other housing as my time here is up. I have been tracking the tiny house movement for some time as I am unable to be in the streets. I have sent emails to the tiny house movement asking if anyone is willing to donate one because i am unable to be homeless. Of course money before humanity, so the answer has always been no. I am in Minnesota where you know the weather here gets quite cold. The shelters are full and not equipped for walkers or disabled people. For subsidized housing the wait list is 2 to 6 yrs. I am now on anti depressants and have no one to turn to . It seems no one has considered that if we are homeless we do not have $20,000- $50,000 to buy a tiny house.