better realities: fiscal morality and homelessness

how to increase the social value of the homeless:

perhaps instead design a tokyo single room tube hotel style; array. making the whole of the bunk a safe.
honeycomb, crawl in style

put within the barracks, a safe with key for every bunk (irrelevant if entire bunk is the safe)

legislate that the nearest bank to a homeless complex has to wave account creation fees and minimum deposits for an account, and check deposit services, and for personal financial counseling.

documentation of a fiscally responsible identity, recognized by civil and criminal institutions.
'proof of' address (for law enforcement)
registered place of employment, and banks are required to have the capacity to record salary.

empower the caretaker of the homeless complex to grant bus transportation passes.
give free food for the homeless in a cafeteria style eatery; bulk food, perhaps donated.

group showers - water valves can be adjusted to only give hot water during certain hour ranges.
assign a police group to have jurisdiction over the complex with both significant camera coverage and lighting.

basically increase the value we grant the homeless above the value in terms of spending we place on criminals.

the requested approach:

creates jobs & manpower,
increases quality and sanctity of life
more tax revenue, with the program being self sufficient through taxation.
reduces manpower loss based on fiscal issues (if someone is misfortunate enough to lose a house, they still have a level to fall back on without the costs for all associated with turnover from loss of a job),
homeless families don't negatively influence children as significantly (reducing criminal activity),
reduces or eliminates criminal panhandling, by socializing most everything necessary to make panhandling nearly redundant.
reduces labor fluctuations during winter months of more dire need because impromptu shelters wouldn't have to be set up if there already is relevant/sufficient infrastructure.

better realities