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That Is a great concept, and i agree with that too.  Unfortunately, the rules for shelter living in Hawaii do not permit time necessary to "save" anything. Because of states rules, as soon as someone has any monthly income, they are trying to shove them out the shelter door into "housing." Whats happening is that they move out of the shelter, unprepared to deal with the reality of living on their own again. Some issue comes up and it wipes them out. Many people placed in housing move into apartments that have zero furniture. end up sleeping on the floor for a couple of months. They have money to pay rent, but no one expected their electric bill to be $200 a month.  Or they had some type of outstanding warrant from like 5 years ago for sleeping in the park, and now they get arrested on that outstanding warrant that no one bothered to help them clean up. So they go to jail for 30 days and the landlord evicts them as they consider the apartment abandoned. Homeless again.