WORK in Progress:

Hello! – New Welcome / IVT

mobile-phone friendly ~ use your mobile device whenever & wherever you’d like to see what we’re working on.

New graphical / layout updates detailed at the bottom of this page.

Viewpoint – Dennis Quaid

We’re working on a show segment promoting affordable, efficient, long-term housing for the Homeless of America

see the demo portal entry form (not yet ready for public use)

 

Laki Technologies ~ Kreet Construction Materials

Innovative graphite infused BASF Neopor® GPS (expanded polystyrene) reinforced molded building materials.  Laki Kreet is a coating over EPS foam to create a monolithic structure for energy efficient and environmentally friendly construction.

 

[- -] Efficient, Environmental Civil Construction [EECC]

New! : EECC logo concept A

EPS molded-form, pre-built, prepared building programs optimized for government, civil, corporate, resort, residential & charitable housing projects.

update:  EECC logo concept AB

 

[^] Homeless Housing America

Charity: standardized, affordable, energy-efficient and maintainable structures to help local and State governments build Housing for the Homeless.

 

The GroEco GroHouse

Independent, sustainable, clean & eco-friendly food production

 

materials: [ ]·BASF (Neopor®

GPS graphite polystyrene rigid foam insulation

 

LakiTech exhibit

Homeless Micro-Housing Exhibit

index: WORK in Progress

 

New Articles:

Responding to the Homeless Crisis ~ [- -] EECC ~ [^] Homeless Housing America

Homelessness is a complex issue with multifaceted causes. While substance abuse, poverty, and mental illness play a role at the individual level, structural factors significantly contribute to the high rates of homelessness in certain cities. Here are some key points:

1. Access to Affordable Housing: The primary driver of homelessness is the lack of access to affordable housing. In cities like Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, New York, and Washington D.C., housing is scarce, expensive, and often unavailable even for those with good incomes. When housing options are limited, vulnerable individuals—such as those who are poor, discriminated against, physically disabled, or mentally ill—are more likely to experience homelessness

2. Government Efforts: To address homelessness, government initiatives are crucial. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides funding through programs like the Continuum of Care program. This program supports community homelessness response systems by offering grants for permanent and short-term housing assistance, supportive services, planning, data, and other costs.

3. Recently, HUD announced $2.8 billion in annual funding to help communities provide housing and services to people experiencing homelessness

4. Awareness and Advocacy: Raising awareness about homelessness is essential. Communities, nonprofits, and individuals can advocate for policies that prioritize affordable housing, mental health services, and supportive programs. By working together, we can create a more compassionate and effective response to homelessness.

In conclusion, addressing homelessness requires a comprehensive approach that combines affordable housing, supportive services, and public awareness. Let’s continue advocating for change and supporting those in need. 🏠❤️

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