Health Center City*(HCC) Can Treat, Shelter & Feed Over 240,000 Homeless
Or we can remain on the path of failure and misplaced $$, the photo below depicts what trillions of tax dollars have achieved
The Solution: The Health Center City
Treatment, Warm Beds, Showers, Meals, Laundry, Social Services, Library, Healthcare, Career Services
THE USA WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO EXPERIENCE ITS NEW GOLDEN AGE
WHILE WE HAVE 800,000 HOMELESS US CITIZENS LIVING IN FILTH.
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO CELEBRATE WHEN 32,000 UNSHELTERED VETS ARE EATING DIRT. THE HEALTH CENTER CITY CAN SHELTER, FEED, AND TREAT 240,000 HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS PER YEAR. WITHIN FOUR YEARS, EVERY SINGLE PERSON EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS IN THE UNITED STATES CAN BE FED, SHELTERED AND TREATED.
HCC is the ONLY program that can make that claim!!
SHALL WE CONTINE TO WRITE USELESS CHECKS TO DEI PROJECTS, MEANINGLESS STRATIGIC REPORTS, PAY CAREER BUREACRATS TO DO NOTHING, TO MAKE IT APPEAR WE"RE TRYING! SHALL WE CONTINUE WITH ENDLESS PLANNING, ALLOW MISPLACE BILLIONS OF DOLLARS AND SUPPORT FAILED NGOs WITH ENDLESS HOMELESS FUNDING OR DO WE WANT TO TAKE CARE OF OUR FELLOW AMERCIANS AND SOLVE THE PROBLEM?
The Health Center City accomplishes what liberal bureaucrats and un-scrupulous government agencies have been trying to accomplish for 50 years: treating and sheltering every single homeless person in America. We can do this at half the cost of the funding that cities "misplaced" last year. Each Health Center City can immediately remove 6,000 unsheltered homeless from the streets per facility. We're prepared to build 40 HCC facilities across the US this year.
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"As a U.S. Marine, I was trained to leave no soldier behind. Yet, we have left 32,000 veterans behind to live in the street and beg. I believe God has called our staff to help these fallen veterans and all unsheltered homeless. Full treatment, self-respect, and proper integration int society can only be achieved through the Health Center City—there is no other solution available in the United States today. The rest have failed over and over to keep the tax dollars flowing. During my sniper training, I learned that in any mission I commit to, I either accomplish the objective or exhaust every option trying—there is no reward for failure. One must adopt this level of commitment to tackle the homeless problem. No director of the foundation is getting paid to do this. All compensation is the satisfaction of mission success. Please read the plan and get involved.” -- JD Ball, Foundation Co-Director
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"Through His guidance, we finally solved the homeless problem. We are ready to implement the plan and take 240,000 unsheltered homeless off the street, provide them with treatment, hot meals, a hot shower and a comfortable bed. If, after reading this plan, you cannot think of a single valid reason why it doesn't work, then do these poor homeless souls a favor and voice your approval for the implementation of this plan--get involved, we are almost there. Take a few minutes to help solve this homeless crisis and lend your support. But remember, while we're busy contemplating the perfect plan, vets, women, children, and fellow Americans are living on the street in fear, starving, cold, and living in filth. So, let's take action NOW!" ------- Reverend Dr. Erik Hegmann, Health Center City Chaplin
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"Each facility we build has the capacity to accommodate 6,000 homeless people and offers all necessary services under one roof. There will no longer be zombies roaming the streets. This initiative aims to remove the homeless from the streets and transform our parks from urine-scented encampments into well-maintained green spaces for children. The homeless should not be a part of our city landscape. We should not be harassed at every stoplight because these people are starving. Our proposal suggests taking the homeless funding that most cities redirect to illegals, LGBQT and DEI pet projects. For instance, the 40 billion dollars spent on USAID to support transportation and housing for illegal aliens will cover the expenses for 40 fully built Health Center Cites, caring for 240,000 unsheltered homeless US citizens for 2 years. STARTING WITH THE 32,000 HOMELESS VETS. Why on earth are we sending $40 billion dollars overseas when we have 32,000 veterans and an additional 200,000 + citizens eating dirt? Let's shelter our citizens before we shelter other citizens of foreign countries. The challenge is not sheltering and treating the homeless; the challenge lies in finding visionary political leaders with their heads screwed on straight." -----Dr. Richard Warberg, Foundation Co-Director
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A Quick View Inside The Health Center
THE HEALTH CENTER is surrounded by 600 climate-controlled tents filled with comfort. There are 150 on each of its four walls (four sections), providing a total housing capacity of 6,000 for the homeless per facility. The design of the Health Center building is inspired by the health club chain Lifetime Fitness due to their efficient large capacity design featuring locker rooms, showers, laundry, cafeteria, and an efficient daily spray wash disinfecting the locker rooms daily. Instead of weight rooms giant pools we fill the Health Center with a full-service library, a computer center, a career center, social services, and a post office with PO boxes so homeless guests can establish residency and vote for MAGA member candidates someday. For mental recreation we have a live plant atrium, large movie/TV lounge. For physical recreation we provide an indoor basketball court surrounded by a jogging track.
The 2nd floor is an on-site certified hospital treating health issues, including contagious diseases with two medical directors, mental and physical health. Medical billing will cover all medical costs. The 2nd floor is shared with a mental hospital treating mental illness and substance abuse. Both have in patient capabilities.
THE PROCESS:
The homeless guest will enter the Health Tent outside the gate of the Health Center City. They will be TSA scanned, and property not allowed in the Health Center City will be stored in a storage facility just outside the gate. They will proceed to section:
#1. Intake, and health assessment.
#2. Health clinic: minor wound/infestation treatment and TB shots/treatment
The first health assessment will determine the risk level of each homeless guest ability to spread lice, TB, or other communicable diseases. A homeless individual will not be allowed to enter the main building or tent city until they are giving a clean bill of health by a qualified infectious communicable disease doctor. Controlling communicable diseases infection and its spread is our top priority for a clean safe property.
The homeless guest will enter the Heath Center through the one entrance leading to the Laundry Room and Locker Room. They will proceed to section:
#3. Laundry room and men's/women's locker room, where they turn in dirty clothing and shower, shave, and are provided with scrubs while their clothing gets washed.
#4. Free grooming, hair and nails. (optional)
#5. Registration, membership, and tent assignment based upon sex, age, group, health, and risk
#6 Cafeteria for a hot meal, case manager assignment--social services, Medicaid, PO box assignment. (optional)
#7 Facility tour and/ or they're on their own to roam the facility or pick up their clothing and go to their new tent and rest in their new bed. (optional)
The Health Center is full of high security assets. It also has a large movie/TV lounge and an atrium. There is a full-service library with study rooms, a computer room, and a career center. There are AA/NA meetings in the treatment center and religious services in a Chaple. Additionally, they have the opportunity to utilize onsite social services providing every possible service a person could need.
The first floor of the center consolidates all the necessary services that a homeless person might require, providing a comprehensive range of support under one roof. The entire second floor is a full service medical and mental health facility and treats medical needs with in-patient/out-patient services.
A Quick View Inside the Tent City
The Tent City is a safe, clean & climate-controlled place when citizens of the Health Center City can live like human beings without the independence and stupidity of giving them a free home. Everyone will agree human beings deserve a clean, safe, warm place to sleep, even if they did not earn it. Surrounding the Health Center will be a 12-foot-high military grade security gate, topped with razor wire for the safety of our most vulnerable citizens
There is one security point of entrance and exit. The security entrance will be equipped with a TSA metal detector to keep out contraband. Each tent section is isolated by another fenced security point between Section #1: women and children; Section #2: the disabled, elderly, veterans, and married couples; Section 3. the general population; and Section #4. high-risk, gang and criminal homeless guests. Each section has its own security gate and fast-action security team. Violence will be immediately addressed and expelled from the Health Center City.
Originally designed for officers during a U.S. military deployment in desert temperatures ranging from 120 degrees to zero. Each tent can accommodate ten people, with ten twin beds, plush mattresses, foot lockers, and privacy dividers. Each guest will be assigned matching white goose feather down bed comforters and pillows. These tents are well-lit and climate-controlled, featuring security cameras outside each tent and special protection for women, children, and the elderly. We do not allow bringing possessions into the living quarters; there is secure storage outside the gate. This is not a home, it's the Health Center's shelter that each guest has the privilege of its comfort. Rights are limited to Health Center rules. No shopping carts allowed. Clutter is discouraged for efficient daily property cleaning.
The living quarters must remain free from filth. Many homeless shelters fall into disrepair because they lack a plan to maintain cleanliness. As a result, these shelters can become breeding grounds for communicable diseases and are eventually be abandoned.
The tents are for sleeping, not socializing. Food, drink (except water), and smoking will be prohibited in the tent city. If residents wish to smoke, eat, or drink anything other than water, they can do so in the park located just steps outside the gate. The success of this project hinges on maintaining robust security measures, ensuring a clean environment and keeping the street outside the Health Center City property.
The Need for Security, Rules and Enforcement
Although HCC is a resort style shelter, there are strict rules that must be followed to make the HCC a success. All rules have to do with common courtesy. Although security will be much higher, the rules are no more stringent than rules at a resort or HOA. HCC will have round-the-clock access to high-security bathroom facilities. Each section is surrounded by a 12-foot fence with sensors and live feed video cameras. Each section will have its own dedicated security team stationed at the single entrance/exit. Additionally, a quick response team will be available 24/7 to address any emergency situations signaled by the more than 100 college campus-type security beacons throughout the property. HCC Security Officers ensure compliance with the rules and regulations set by the HCC board. Violence and gang activity will be met with immediate expulsion. Security Officers patrol the property by golf cart and on foot. They are trained to perform the full range of public safety services dealing with emergency first aid, CPR, medical and fire emergencies, accidents, enforcement of HCC rules regulating the use of food, alcohol, drugs, and smoking on property. There is a emergency medical team staffed 24/7 in the hospital ready for any type of medical emergency.
Each member must sign a legal zero-tolerance agreement upon registration, which will be strictly enforced. Residents are required to maintain cleanliness in their personal areas and to be respectful towards their neighbors. While we understand that not all guests will adhere to these basic rules, those who cannot be subject to expulsion from the property or referred to the in-house mental health facility. We have a strict eviction policy for individuals who show no desire to live in a respectful and civilized manner.
After a couple of months, most of those who can conform to the rules will permanently be expelled and HCC will settle into a functioning shelter. The high-security numbers will be reduced as the need is reduced as per recommendations by the Director of Security to the board. Excess security staff and case managers will then be reassigned to train at one of the other forty HCC properties being built throughout the United States.
The cost to each guest is them maintaining cleanliness and being respectful to other guests. This cost is minimal compared to the benefits of safety and having access to daily showers, hot meals, medical treatment, computers, library, career center, and the pursuit of happiness, and every social service one could imagine.
Part of the healing process includes being able to sleep without fear. For security and treatment purposes, each Health Center City will be limited to 600 tents. Cities like Los Angeles and New York will require several Health Center City sites.
Despite the high-security measures, homeless guests are free to come and go as they wish 24/7. Each section will have a sterilization day where guest will not have access to their tent for 6 hours pers week. HCC is a resort style shelter program not a prison. 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, not a control mechanism.
A Plan Without Treatment is a Plan to Fail
When considering housing for homeless individuals without treatment, it's important to consider that many unsheltered homeless individuals have been living in unsanitary conditions for months, or even years. This extended exposure to filth heightens the risk of spreading communicable diseases. They often live amidst dirt, feces, and urine, and many have not had access to showers or toilet paper in years.
Such circumstances significantly increase the potential for transmission of diseases caused by viruses, bacteria, and fungi. Even politicians are not immune to airborne viruses and bacteria. To prevent a potential outbreak of widespread communicable diseases, it is critical to provide thousands of homeless individuals with treatment first, and then a clean, secure environment where they can sleep, eat, use restroom facilities, and shower.
This approach not only ensures their physical and mental well-being but also protects the community from the spread of pathogens that are currently a concern. Most political leaders have never interacted with an unsheltered homeless person living on the street. They have not witnessed a disabled veteran shivering on a park bench at 4:00 AM in freezing temperatures without a blanket. Nor have many political leaders seen a 70-year-old woman in a wheelchair, missing all but a quarter of her legs, struggling to board a bus with all her belongings. (This was depicted in a photo taken by JD on a bus in Scottsdale, AZ.) It’s easy to remain righteous as long as we avoid facing these harsh realities.
We face challenges in securing funding for homeless services because cities and now the entire California legislature are suggesting solutions that are clearly impractical. Some representatives seem unashamed to propose unrealistic ideas, because all are speaking in the same impractical jargon fed to them by their NGO parasites.
Simply handing a chronic homeless person the keys to a house will not magically turn them into a responsible citizen ready for employment. Instant June and Ward Cleaver! Of course a way to keep the homeless funds flowing to cities is to come up with stupid impractical ideas for intentional failed solutions. If anyone is dealing with reality, they will understand that a homeless person who is given a house or apartment is more likely to strip it of valuables like copper and sell them, then setting an alarm for a job interview. Reality sucks but so does the effort to solve homeless over the past 50-years.
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CA's new solution is a free home! Just become homeless
Yeah, free homes!! All you have to do is quit working and become homeless. First after hearing this I quit my job, abandoned my apartment and chose to become homeless so I could get my free home. My families coming from Poland to get their homes, because as I understand illegal immigrants can pick up free homes too. No need for anyone to work who can make it to California when California is giving out free homes. This could lead to a housing "gold rush" as families scramble to claim multiple homes to start Air B&Bs and real estate businesses. If anyone tries to stop me or my migrating family we'll just direct them to the California Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (AB 1482) while we're contacting the California Department of Consumer Affairs and the California Civil Rights Department (CRD). Can I get a home close to the Ocean in the 90210 area?
While they may advocate for spending billions of tax dollars on providing free housing for the homeless, this approach is problematic on multiple levels. It's naive to believe that giving away homes is the solution to homelessness but makes for a great documentary. So, thank you California. The stupider the better.
On that note, I also heard there are $300,000 condos being given away in Los Angeles. Where is mine? I’m suing the LA City because I didn’t get mine. Amazing, Los Angeles County has 60,000 homeless, and they took 500 homeless off the streets for $100 million dollars. Absolute morons or smart thefts? Showing the waste and ridiculous solutions of cities across the US is the subject to our documentary and God we have so much material.
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The Federal Government Is Confused: PRE-TRUMP
The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness is the only federal agency that is dedicated to end homelessness. They are a colossal failure. The Interagency Council on Homelessness does not aim to remove the homeless from the streets; instead, it uses the issue to further its cultural agenda against US nationalism. We spent six weeks trying to understand what the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness did to help the homeless and we still can't figure it out. For the past 52 years they have paid each other and gave money to other federal agencies. In one of our interviews, representatives claimed to be "responsible for creating a national strategic plan to prevent and end homelessness." All for the Interagency Council on Homelessness reps had Camila Harris Word Salad Syndrome. However, when we asked about their accomplishments over the past 52 years, it became clear that they have not made any significant progress on anything related to taking the homeless off the street. They plan endlessly but have no plan, never had one. Since 1983 the homeless numbers have doubled to 800,000 while they got paid. Their national strategic plan to prevent and end homelessness has not changed.
Albert Einstein is yelling from his grave, " 'Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. "
For the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, it's been 52 years of planning to plan, doing the same thing over and over. They do make nice full color glossy brochures outlining their strategic plans of failure to end homelessness. They even try to rationalize, but as long as everyone is getting paid, who cares what it says.
In 2011 it appears they began blaming white privilege and adopting a form of critical race theory out of the Franfeut School. They began claiming that homelessness is a result of racism and white privilege which leads to funds being directed toward Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in other federal agencies. A domestic form of USAID. This cycle results in billions of dollars being allocated without any meaningful impact. Still not ONE plan has a step to take unsheltered homeless off the street. Read what the Federal Council on Homelessness does in their free time. Previous Federal Strategic Plans to End Homelessness, or 15 years of spreading DEI to rationalize failed Strategic Plans at: https://www.usich.gov/federal-strategic-plan/overview
- Opening Doors (2010) Obama Signed
- Opening Doors (2015) Obama Signed
- Home, together (2018) Independent Not Signed
- Expanding the Toolbox (2020) Biden Signed
- All In (2022) Biden Signed
After reading one of these, you might think this is a joke from Comedy Central, but it's real. The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness is the only federal agency that is dedicated to prevent and end homelessness.
Nothing changes. They do the same thing every year and even come up with new ways to waste money. For example, the Biden administration claimed that the homelessness problem stems from racism, allowing him to redirect homeless funding to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) projects in sanctuary cities. He watched the homeless problem grow by 200,000. Perhaps if these politicians weren’t incentivized to fail, we might finally see a solution.
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1. Other plans lack a mission. Our plan the mission taking 240,000 off the homeless off city streets and treating them. If this does not happen we are a failure and should be obligation to return any funding.
2. The plan must include a performance clause that states how many homeless will be taken off the street with the money they are requesting.
3. The plan must have enforcement. If there is a default of #2 the tax dollars are returned
If these three clauses are added to any homeless funding agreement, two things are guaranteed to happen immediately: there will be a significant reduction in funding requests for aid, and next, those left will be focused on resolving the problem. The homeless problem will be resolved, or no one get's paid.
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We are the only solution, far separate from any other
1. Other plans lack a mission. WE ARE MISSION DRIVEN! Our mission taking 240,000 off the homeless off city streets and treating them. If this does not happen we fail and should be obligation to return any funding.
2. Other plans lack a performance clause that states how many homeless will be taken off the street with the money they are requesting. We are direct and stand behind each facility taking 6,000 homeless off the street per facility. We are committed to building 40 facilities accommodating 240,000 homeless.
3. No other plan has enforcement. If there is a default of #2 we will return every tax dollar spent!
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