THE HEALTH CENTER CITY
Finally, a common-sense solution to the homeless problem created by MAGA veterans and ran by veterans.
This is what billions of tax dollars have achieved
Filth, misery & dysfunction grow as nepatized NGOs get rich, house illegals & promote WOKE socialism
US Cities Homeless Policy: A Plan to Fail
We fight for your rights to live in a warm, cozy house, yet when we need you to fight for us we are rejected and ignored. After years of abuse from failed programs, the homeless problem has tripled, billions of tax dollars wasted, and vets and other homeless citizens of the United States are a filthy mess. They have TB, lice, and smell of urine and feces. Most have had months or even years of no access to bathing or toilet paper. Living in these conditions will drive any human to insanity. There is no mental health aid and therefore, we have zombies walking the streets of most major cities, vets confused, cold and hungrey wondering how their political leaders can forget their sacrifices.
Sanctuary city housing plans are unrealistic because the NGOs don't know or care that personal hygiene and mental health issues must be addressed prior to considering independent housing. Most NGOs survive on the problem and therefore its commitment to solve the problem must be questioned. Mst WOKE NGOs don't like vets and don't care about their needs.
Low-income housing is the popular treatment for homeless illegal aliens, the new arrivals, the future voting democrats; but not homeless zombie citizens. The Biden administration worked closely with The National Low Income Housing Coalition to provide housing to our new arrivals from south of the border. The National Low Income Housing Coalition has been around for 20 years, claiming to have a solution while the homeless numbers and WOKE projects have quadrupled. In Phoniex State, homeless funds go to supporting transgender youth projects. Liberal city officials move foreigners from the border into their low-income housing with dollars designated for the unsheltered homeless, these homeless American vets are freezing, living in filth, and eating trash. It's beyond un-American, it's cruel, and it needs to stop NOW!
It is truly disheartening to see how cities across the United States exploit the issue of homelessness to advance their own WOKE socialist agenda and attract new liberal voters from south of the border. This approach undermines any genuine efforts to find lasting solutions. The plight of homeless veterans and others has been largely ignored, as many liberal city officials treat the issue as a fundraising opportunity rather than a serious concern. They have been collaborating with local WOKE agencies that have consistently mismanaged funding intended for the homeless, investing in unsuccessful projects for many years. It is time for this to change.
THE SOLUTION IS HERE
The Cure, A Common Sense Approach:
The Health Center City is the only plan that includes a cure for unsheltered homelessness. It's the only plan to take 6,000 homeless off the street within one year, (per Health Center City). If we (the military) could put up a climate-controlled tent facility housing 50,000 soldiers in a hostile desert environment with no infrastructure and provide hot meals, showers, hygiene, medical care and other services within 30 days, then we can do the same before the summer heat---all employed by vets.
The key to this project is the marriage between 1. THE HEALTH CENTER: providing food, showers, social services, healthcare, and laundry services, and, 2. the Tent CITY, providing a clean, safe, climate-controlled place to sleep. Both are required for any program to be successful. The philosophy behind The Health Center City is to create a lavish common area that provides for every possible human need under one roof, surrounded by a very basic "barebones" place to sleep. Focusing on a clean, safe environment to allow the homeless to re-enter humanity.
1. THE HEALTH CENTER is encompassed by 600 climate-controlled tent sleeping quarters on each of its four walls, providing a total housing capacity of 6,000 for the homeless. The assessment, registration, and social hygiene processing were copied from LA County Jail, minus the police and the rudeness. Why recreate what already works? The building was copied from the upscale health club Lifetime Fitness, with its locker room shower process, cafeteria, and tile disinfecting cleaning process. The first floor has security, registration, health assessment, minor health treatment, laundry, a health club locker room for showers and hygiene. After the homeless person is washed and cleaned, they can enter the main area with a cafeteria and other services. The first floor consolidates all of the services a homeless person could possibly need under one roof. It's a two-step process to become a Health Center Citizen.
STEP ONE: Cleanse, Decontaminate, and Health Evaluation: Upon entering the Health Center building, the homeless guest is guided through a high-security scan for weapons or contraband. The project relies on high security for a clean, safe environment. After the scan, the guests is directed to a room for a health evaluation by a professional medical team, after living in filth for months or years the homeless need medical attention. Following the evaluation, they are guided to treatment, a hot shower, and laundry service. We clean everything they want to carry into the Health Center and Tent City. Everything must be washed, or the filth becomes part of the environment. They proceed to the locker room, where they exchange their soiled clothing for fresh underwear, scrubs, and booties. To enter the main building and take advantage of the services, they must shower and be decontaminated before entering the cafeteria and the main building. The only price of this program for a daily hot meal, hot shower, and comfortable sleeping environment is to remain clean and be respectful of other previously homeless guests.
STEP TWO: Hot Meal and Resort Registration: Once inside, the homeless individuals are assigned a social worker. The social worker will be their first point of contact for any of their needs while staying in the Health Center. They receive their fingerprint key/security pass and tent assignment. Tent assignments are based on sex, age, affiliation, and health. Each section has its own security team, i.e., the female and family section is not accessible to any other guests. From there they are on their own and have no requirements. If they want to sleep for a week, they should. At any time they can head to the cafeteria for a hot meal or explore other services and options available to them. Most important, they start to experience life as a human, no longer an animal.
These options include visiting the library, which offers computers and email services; consulting with healthcare professionals for health and pharmaceutical needs, substance abuse support, mental health, and assistance. And of course veteran services. Consulting with the social worker case manager for social services benefits; and obtaining a mailbox at their new address. The Health Center City provides one complimentary grooming service, which can be a hot shave, a haircut, or a manicure/pedicure. Residents may also want to speak with security personnel about any safety concerns they have. Additionally, they can exercise or play basketball in gym; watch a movie in the lounge or simply relax in the waterfall garden surrounded by large plants, a stream, live talking birds and Koi fish. The building is thoughtfully designed to meet the diverse needs of the homeless population, offering a comprehensive range of services under one roof. It aims to ensure that individuals feel respected as human beings and treated as guests. When they are ready to retire to their sleeping quarters, their freshly laundered clothing is available for them at the Health Center exit leading into tent city. It is recommended that they wash their clothing every other day. Bedding and tents are cleaned weekly, and the Health Center is cleaned each night after closing.
(The 2nd floor is a mental health institute and health clinic run by hospital healthcare professionals).
It's important to understand this plan is not a socialist plan; it's a humanitarian plan. THE CURRENT APPROACH TO CURE HOMELESSNESS WITH SOCIALISM IS A FOOL'S ERRAND. There are scores of examples of failed socialism and not one success story. We do not believe providing real estate assets or free homes to people who did not earn the assets is fair to those who work hard to earn. Soon, everyone will want a free house, why work, why go to school? Free homes have been a historical colossal failure. The homeless are not suddenly going to become Ward and June Cleaver when handed keys to a house or condo. Those who think otherwise have never spent time in a homeless encampment.
We take a practical approach using common sense. The Obama/Biden era has had it chance at solving the problem only to fail and double the problem. Now it's our turn.
The Health Center City is the only plan that includes taking 6,000 homeless off at half the cost most cities spend doing nothing. Much less than what the city of Los Angeles misplaced last year.
Summary: Staffing needs are prioritized using local veterans of each city, We have identified 33 cities with some cities needing multiple health centers. We can take 6,000 homeless off the street per Health Center IMMEDIATELY. Not in 10 years. TODAY!!!
2. The Tent Resort:
TENTS: Everyone will agree human beings deserve a clean, safe, place to sleep, even if they did not earn it. The Officer Military Tents deployed during the Desert Storm is a perfect compromise. The tents used in this project are known as high-end, climate-controlled tents. These tents were previously utilized during the U.S. military deployment called Desert Storm. Originally designed for officers, each tent can accommodate ten people. These tents are well-lit and climate-controlled, featuring security cameras and special protection for women, children, and the elderly. Each tent has a bed (not a cot) for the homeless guest, with a down pillow and a comforter. Each bed has a divider for privacy. We do not encourage bringing possessions into the living quarters; there is storage outside the gate. But there is a footlocker at the end of each bed. The living quarters MUST remain free from filth. Most homeless shelters fall into disrepair because they don't have a plan to address the filth. Soon, the shelter is another cesspool for communicable diseases. The only charge to the homeless resident is to keep themselves and their area clean and respect their neighbors. By no means do we believe that 100% of the guests will be able to adhere to the simple rules. There is a zero-tolerance commitment signed by each member, and it will be strictly enforced. The cost is very small compared to the benefits of a daily shower, hot meals, and every social service one could imagine.
Enhanced security measures will be in place to ensure the safety and privacy of residents. For instance, access to different areas will be limited based on gender, with strict consequences for any attempts to violate this policy. Our commitment to security is of utmost importance. The main building will be surrounded by a total of 600 tents (150 on each side), guaranteeing round-the-clock access to high-security bathroom facilities. Each section will have its own dedicated security team, stationed at the entrance and inside the bathroom facility. Additionally, a quick response force will be available 24/7 to address any emergency situations signaled by the 100-plus college campus-type security beacons. Part of the healing process includes going to sleep without fear.
Part of the healing process involves being able to sleep without fear. Despite the high-security measures, homeless guests are free to come and go as they wish 24/7. The purpose of the stringent security is to ensure the safety of those in the encampment by keeping the street out of their living environment.
Surrounding the Health Center will be a 12-foot high military security gate, topped with razor wire, and one security point of entrance and exit. The security entrance will be equipped with a metal detector for enhanced security. After walking through the metal detector, guests will proceed to check in and be directed to their fence tunnel to their section. Each individual section will also have its own dedicated security detail. Once at their address, every resident will be provided with a comfortable cot, mattress, high-quality bedding, a privacy divider, and a footlocker. Essentially, we aim to create an environment similar to a high-security Jamaican resort, with the support and services of the Health Center. All bathroom facilities, as well as food and drink (except water), will be restricted to the Health Center and prohibited in sleeping areas. It is important to note that the Health Center City is not a prison or a military facility. Instead, it will be operated like a business, with a focus on treating our homeless customers with respect. We will recruit staff from the hospitality industry to provide a customer service-oriented environment. If residents wish to smoke, eat, or drink anything other than water, they can do so in the park located outside the gate. The success of this project hinges on maintaining robust security measures and ensuring a clean environment.
FINAL NOTE: Doubts about the feasibility of an instant tent city? Let the Seabees dispel them. This undertaking is not their first rodeo. They have successfully executed similar projects on a much larger scale, even in extremely challenging conditions. After Operation Desert Storm, 3,000 civil engineers (Seabees) constructed 21 tent cities to accommodate 56,000 troops in a foreign desert with no existing infrastructure, all while enduring scorching temperatures of up to 120 degrees. Therefore, providing housing for 6,000 homeless individuals per Health Center in a city with pre-existing infrastructure is easily achievable. We are collaborating with the same civil engineers who built those tent cities to construct the Heath Center City. Another intriguing option is the use of ICON 3-D-built homes, which can be revisited after the city is fully functional.
Simple Rules Will Make it Work For All
- Unsanitary or aggressive behavior will be met with immediate expulsion from the Health Center City. The only way this project can work is to keep filth and violence outside the gate. There are rules in hotels, there are rules in apartment complexes, and there are rules in HOAs--in any civilized living arrangement, there are rules. The reason most housing solutions are homeless is filth and a breakdown of rules. The temporary housing used during COVID-19 is infested with rats, bugs, and disease. The motels that were converted to shelter will have to be torn down due to the rats and filth. Our on-site research concludes that the homeless do not like rules, and they will not change unless there is an incentive. Daily hot meals, free medical care, daily showers, and 24-hour restrooms while maintaining their freedom will do the trick. In the Health Center City, strict rules and extensive security measures will be implemented to maintain a clean and safe environment for the benefit of all residents. The residency will be considered a privilege, not a right, and will be governed by the rules and regulations of the hotel industry with an absolute right to refuse service. Security cameras will monitor every corner of the facility to ensure safety and prevent acts of violence, gang activity, smoking, drinking, bullying, harassment, urinating, or eating within the premises. It is crucial that issues commonly seen on the streets do not enter the gates.
Outside the gate, there will be a park featuring picnic facilities and a Shaded Picnic Ramada structure, providing residents with a place to eat, drink, and do as they please. It's not part of this project and is managed by the city. If the homeless are going to misbehave, they can misbehave outside the fence.
To ensure safety and order, shopping carts and non-essential personal belongings will be securely stored outside the gate. It will be a locked area accessible to members only. The Health Center sleeping area must remain clean and organized, not resembling a junkyard.
This Project is Copyrighted
Copyright
Have you ever wondered why a relatively simple problem with unlimited funding remains a growing problem? City leaders don't care about vets or the homeless. They do care about money and votes. The homeless don't vote. Therefore, we are required to use creative financing. This conflict between good and evil or vets vs. WOKE makes for a good book or a Micheal Moore-styled documentary, Micheal? The creative financing and public awareness tactic we are using is producing a television documentary of this process and a TV Reality Show that will expose the true fraud and pull the weasels out of their hole. Therefore, the information presented on this website is copy-protected as part of this book/reality TV script used as a way to raise funds for a self-supportive project. The expression of this idea is safeguarded by copyright. Any use of this material without explicit written consent from the Troy Ball Foundation or JD Ball is STRICTLY prohibited.