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Originally Posted by OTA in Winnipeg
^For the most part, most there don't want accommodations. They want to do meth and they don't want to follow any rules. A worker approached that "camp" a few days ago to offer up some housing. Only two girls took her up on it. This isn't a housing problem, this is a drug problem.
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bingo, drugs, stolen goods and the rest of the human misery that goes with that lifestyle “choice”!
That being said, I’ve posted a few times that A secure fenced compound with washroom and wash facilities Should be the answer for those allergic to homeless shelters and their rules which usually means no drugs, weapons or violence allowed!