""I want to show affordable housing can exist in California and Sonoma County, they're 6,000 voucher holders in Sonoma County alone, those people are forever renting.""
""After I lost my home in the Tubbs fires, we created the nonprofit for people like myself who's been through disasters," said Schneider."
In Santa Rosa, California, innovative housing pods resembling sci-fi capsules are attracting attention as a novel solution to the region's housing crisis. Homes 4 the Homeless, led by CEO Steve Schneider, aims to showcase affordable housing through these 400-square-foot living units built from recycled aircraft aluminum. Designed originally for luxury glamping, these pods are being repurposed to provide affordable homes in one of the state's most challenging housing markets. Schneider, who faced homelessness himself, emphasizes that such housing is a viable option for many in Sonoma County.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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