Coalition For Prosperity™

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The Four P’s The current health crisis has brought the precarious nature of vulnerable

Our coalition members are financiers, business incubators, manufacturers, nonprofits

populations like the homeless, veterans, the mentally ill, and reentering

and socially driven entities and individuals who have rallied to this cause and believe

prisoners to the forefront.

it can make a dramatic difference - both economically and in the lives of the Our temptation in moments like

individual served by this initiative.

We believe that EVERY

this is to act on impulse and

In these pages, we are asking you to join us by adding your money, your network, and

individual should be given a

address the situation with costly

especially your voice to help us acquire the resources we need to provide a

clean shot at success in our

temporary measures that can

meaningful and scaled solution first in the US and then to the world.

culture and that starts with a

often

home.

down the road - especially for

create

large

problems

the populations they were meant

PROCESS

PLAN

to help.

For moving an individual from

For taking on homelessness

crisis to prosperity

in the US and beyond

the war against humanity. A war whose weapons are poverty, addiction,

PRODUCT

PROSPERITY

mental illness, racism, classism, and other weapons as effective as any

A habitat for heroes - a home

Helping every individual

gun. We provide habitats for these heroes. Homes that go with them from

for every individual

achieve sustainable success

Our vision sets out a process, enables a plan, provides a product, and builds a life of prosperity for people who are heroes on the front lines of

crisis to recovery and beyond.

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Path To Permanent There is one change that results in the greatest life improvement and also the greatest taxpayer savings in the lives of our most vulnerable populations:

A PERMANENT, PRIVATE, & SAFE DWELLING We have a plan that addresses this issue and provides a solution extending from temporary shelter to permanent home ownership for the Homeless, Mentally Ill, Veterans, and Re-entering Prison Populations.

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US Homeless Population - 2018

550,000 + NIGHTLY

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Profile of Homelessness

61% Episodic

15% Transitional

10% Hidden

24% Chronic

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Addressable Market HOW MANY CAN WE HELP? Approximately 84,000 individuals are chronically homeless.

Meeting these needs as well as addressing the transitional homeless population and a portion of the episodically homeless is at the forefront of our mind.

Benefits of our Solution

100% Chronic and Transitional

Targeted:

Human:

Fast:

30 %

Episodic

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Annual Cost of Homelessness Total Costs

COSTS 35 - 70k Annual Taxpayer Cost Per homeless individual.

Costs are higher for Chronically homeless than for other categories.

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$

19.25B Taxpayer Only Cost

Annually for all homeless categories. This does not include private charity or ancillary services that were not included in the data.

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OTHER COSTS $

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$ and Intangibles Homelessness has a cascading effect on longterm physical and mental health as well as overall community health

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Annual Savings Available

$17,500 Per Housed Individual Average Savings across all Categories of Homelessness

50% Annual Cost Savings per Individual with Housing

$35,000 Per Housed Individual Savings at the upper end of the cost estimations

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A Transformative Solution We provide a home for each individual that can follows them through their transition from crisis to prosperity. This home is safe, flexible, and sustainable and has everything needed for independent living. It is designed to last a lifetime.

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Solution Comparison Current Plan ● Housing is location specific and not able to respond to shifting needs

Our Plan ✓ Home is mobile and able to shift seasonal and even with the individual.

● Housing is not housing - but shelter.

Statistics confirm that these solutions sometimes perpetuate

✓ Home is a home and provides for 100% independence

homelessness ✓ Home is individual and private and ● Housing is crowded, dorm style, or at a minimum shared and

allows for interaction at the individual’s discretion.

contributes to relationship and health instability.

✓ Home can address immediate needs as well as provide for longterm ownership

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Solution Cost & Savings @ Scale

10,200

672M to 2B

Per Housed Individual per year all-in cost including utilities and maintenance on a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit with a kitchenette.

Annual Cost Savings across the US depending on penetration of solution

$8,000 to $24,000 Annual Taxpayer only savings per housed individual

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Crisis

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Journey To Independence

An individual in crisis or transition

Once stabilized, the individual

An owned or permanently leased

can be instantly placed in a

and their unit can be moved at a

dwelling can be transported and

private and completely self-

minimal cost to a supportive

set as an accessory building at a

supporting unit placed on or at a

grouping of units near services

relative or friends, at a mobile

basic undeveloped site zoned for

essential for their recovery and

home village, or on a private

transitional housing. Once

success. During this transitional

property specifically purchased

settled, private and public social

Stabilization

phase, a permanent plan for

Independence

by the recovered individual.

agencies can help the individual

employment and support will be

Accessories and extensions of

apply for a more permanent rent

put in place as well as a way for

the building will be available to

stipend to secure the unit on a

them to move from rental to

the individual for purchase once

more permanent basis.

ownership on their personal

permanent ownership has been

dwelling

achieved

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The 20’ Basic Available in both Grid-Connected and Grid-Independent (solar and integrated waste) options, the Basic incorporates a bedroom, kitchenette, and bathroom into a unit that provides a safe and complete living unit.

Handicap Accessible design options are available.

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The 40’

Available in both Grid-Connected and Grid-Independent (solar and integrated waste) options, the Basic incorporates a bedroom, galley kitchen, living room, and bathroom into a unit that provides a safe and complete living unit.

Handicap Accessible design options are available.

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The 40’ - Plus Available in both Grid-Connected and Grid-Independent (solar and integrated waste) options, the Double incorporates two units each including a bedroom, kitchenette, and bathroom into a unit that provides a safe and complete living unit for two people Handicap Accessible design options are available.

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Versatility of Container Construction Single Units

Urban Villages Groups of Units Stackable Housing Developments

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Benefits of Modular Container Housing AFFORDABLE Container Housing combines

FAST DEPLOYMENT

energy efficiency with system building techniquest

Container Housing is able to be delivered complete to a site with zero on-site mess at a speed that is 50 - 70% faster than traditional building methods

to provide the most affordable form of housing available.

FLEXIBLE Container Housing can be deployed as a single unit, a group of units or as a village.

Units can be small and efficient but can also be assembled into larger structures

DISASTER PROOF Container Housing units can withstand the harshest weather including hurricanes and flooding.

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Contact Us

Randal Meraki Founder - WorcShop theworcshop@gmail.com 508-713-7776 www.theworcshop.com

Ethan DeSota COO - The JDL Group (owners of Boxtley) 774-314-7790 ops@jdl.group www.boxtley.com

Rendering of a Pop-up Village in Texas

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