Help reduce some homeless cases

As you know, not all homeless people are involved in drugs and theft. Some have lost everything due to job loss, divorce, illness, age, insufficient pension or an unwanted child. This is why we want to create a help center located in the countryside to receive certain homeless people and offer them a chance to bounce back and again find their place in our society. To do it, we need to buy a farm on Vancouver Island to accommodate (in large tents and / or caravans) single-parent families, women in need and seniors, the main house and other buildings serving as common places for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry etc.. Each participant whose only obligation is to help maintain the farm from germination to harvesting and packaging the plants (tomatoes, salads, fruit, etc.) produced on site, as well as the welfare of the animals (very important to regain morale and good physical condition) as well as building maintenance, on a 20-25h/week basis. We are fully convinced that this group will not only be able to make a living from the land (and greenhouses), but will also be able to generate their own wealth by selling on markets or directly to individuals. So it won't be long before they find a job elsewhere, maybe even in their old job or trade. Some will stay to help newcomers. Help us realize this great human adventure. There are several ways to do this: 1/ By funding our project through our GoFundMe campaign: https://www.gofundme.com/f/from-tent-cities-to-farm-land? 2/ By offering some acreage with a common house. 3/ After we've found the farm: farm equipment, old trucks, caravans, animals to rescue (chicken coop, ducks, sheep, goats, horses..), anything that may help and reduce our funding needs. 4/ Reserving a large space for your RV, 5th wheel, as a place to park or as a place to live. Good plan for when the SHTF :) Visit our website: https://unitycoop.cloudaccess.host/ where we address our government on this subject. Thanks for reading. Please share on your favorite social networks and have a wonderful day. (photo montage: Rafal Gerszak from The Globe and Mail and Pixabay)