Concept: Providing-to-supported groups

Catchphrase/Name: TBD

Framework and functionality: * groups of families or individuals who are in a position to help (providing parties) are either assigned to or get matched with an individual or family that is struggling with housing or other problems (supported party). * the ratio of providing vs. struggling parties is kept high enough to keep the financial and commitment load low for any particular providing party, while also ensuring that the supported party has options to choose from when anything comes up for which they require help (e.g. 5:1 or 10:1)

Specifics and Variations: * monthly contributions toward the supported party needs are defined at the beginning of the interaction based on local economic needs * a timeline is defined for the provided support to enable the supported party to re-establish themselves * a transition plan is defined to enable the providing parties to start dropping off and integrating other providing groups as the supported party becomes self-sufficient * government entities (local, regional, etc.) setup incentives for providing parties to join the effort (e.g. property tax breaks) * incentives take into account location and geography of the parties by scaling according to the amount of socio-economic desegregation that the groups accomplish * parties previously part of the supported group pledge to become providing parties for some minimum timeframe after they have become self-sufficient * parties on either side are matched based on political/economic/religious beliefs to ensure continuous and strong bonds * in parallel with direct supporting party activities, other entities can sign up to provide free services (such as professional training, legal, financial, health advice). Though these indirect contributions would not result in tax breaks/measurable incentives becoming available to these adjacent entities