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Excited to share the build progress at a new shelter village in Siskiyou County, CA that will serve local residents experiencing homelessness. We are always proud of our deployment team, who work tirelessly to assemble and install shelters that will provide critical safe spaces for people who need it most—in rain, shine, and even snow!

This week, the Pallet Shelter team had the opportunity to meet with the offices of Congresswoman Kathy Castor, Congressman Ted Lieu, and Congressman John Rutherford in Washington, D.C. We had engaging conversations focused on strengthening disaster response and expanding access to transitional shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness. Pallet is committed to helping provide safe, dignified shelter that supports recovery, stability, and a path forward. #DisasterResponse #HomelessnessSolutions @Amy King

National data shows that investing in dedicated non-congregate shelter models like Pallet leads to significant cost savings for communities and taxpayers alike. Even though using hotel rooms as temporary shelter remains a conventional model, it is far more cost-prohibitive and less effective than non-congregate sites that offer residents the stability and onsite supportive services needed to transition to permanent housing.

The Pallet team is excited to be joining National League of Cities and meeting with local leaders from across the country in Washington, DC to share how Pallet can help strengthen community resiliency. #CCC25

Congratulations to Multnomah County, Oregon on the official opening of their Oak Street Village shelter community! #MultnomahCounty #CommunityDevelopment #OakStreetVillage https://lnkd.in/gqDKk6xD

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we are highlighting Pallet’s CEO, Amy King, for her entrepreneurial spirit and drive to make positive impact—no matter the obstacles. We are inspired by her leadership and commitment to improving the lives of others through one key method: listening. “Listening to first-hand experience really changed everything for us,” she says. “’Nothing for us, without us.’ This motto is the basis for all I do now. It means intentionally listening and building from what you learn.” Learn more about Amy and her journey of founding Pallet by reading the full profile on The Business Journals. https://lnkd.in/gv3X5iJ7 #WomensHistoryMonth #Leadership #WomenInBusiness

As the number of people displaced by natural disasters and domestic homelessness has reached unprecedented levels, cost-effective and scalable shelter solutions are needed now more than ever. Scroll through to learn 5 reasons why Pallet shelters are a valuable asset for communities serving their displaced populations, and how they can be reused for years to come whenever an emergency strikes. #DisasterRelief #HomelessnessSolutions #EmergencyHousing #ResilientCommunities #ShelterInnovation

It’s a busy month ahead! Our policy team will be hitting the road and meeting with policymakers at all levels of government to discuss policy and budgetary challenges related to homelessness. We are already working with communities across the country to help deploy rapid-response shelter villages that combine personal space with community healing. But much more can be done! Through advocacy and education, we are working to strengthen partnerships focused on finding solutions that will end homelessness and build stronger communities. Watch this space for advocacy updates and how you can support our shared mission of fostering community. #LocalGovernment #FederalPolicy https://ccc.nlc.org/

The human displacement crisis has never been more severe, and we know that conventional emergency shelter models are insufficient to meet the needs of communities in crisis. It’s time to reexamine our approach and invest in solutions like Pallet shelters, which are intentionally designed to serve residents displaced from any emergency and offer communities a cost-effective, valuable asset that can be reused for years to come. To learn more about our unique advantages compared to conventional emergency shelter models, visit the Pallet blog: https://lnkd.in/gMUcvFqb

The human displacement crisis has never been more severe, and we know that conventional emergency shelter models are insufficient to meet the needs of communities in crisis. It’s time to reexamine our approach and invest in solutions like Pallet shelters, which are intentionally designed to serve residents displaced from any emergency and offer communities a cost-effective, valuable asset that can be reused for years to come. To learn more about our unique advantages compared to conventional emergency shelter models, visit the Pallet blog.