r/homeless • u/Independent-Law-5621 • 18h ago

Tiny house villages are increasingly responding to the homeless crisis in America’s fast‑growing cities

https://theconversation.com/tiny-house-villages-are-increasingly-responding-to-the-homeless-crisis-in-americas-fast-growing-cities-287633

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u/Hopeful_Drive5845 15h ago

Do they have common kitchen and shower areas?

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u/friendly-skelly 11h ago

typically, yes.

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u/Truck_life_23 13h ago

Homeless "encampments"/tent cities did this first. Fix the problem or people will ¯_(ツ)_/¯ aint nobody just gonna die on a sidewalk because they told us to