-like the creative aspect of it

-excited to be able to learn about the Digital World

-Probly gonna have a lot of writers/artist blocks or lack of imagination on creating the necessary visual task like drawing or making a script of a video and how to act on it

-Opening a new Self-Sustaining Community (GoodHope Haven Project)

*Pooling up essential resources like clothings, foods,

*Establish a Housing Unit area that houses homeless people and at the same time provides them with work that is related to the organisation and give back to the community by teaching them work skills)

*What we need

(money, land for building the site or a shelter of sorts, volunteers)

*Info about the guided tour: Its to gain the sympathies of the public by showing them the inns and outs of the site and encourage them to spread the message

-Organise a fundraising events where we can open up stalls to sell community made produce

-(Building C) They are given an opportunity to work in our community worksite which they can earn ample income

Jobs includes:

Farming crops, crafting(woodworks/souvenir), packaging produce

-(Building B)Open up life skill class where people can learn Technical skills, communicative skills which can help them to get accustomed to their future respective work environment

-Products that are made from the site are reinvested back into the community where they themselves would get said products for free and sell the extras in the market

-It is a long term solution to homelessness as the organisation and the site will continue to expand. Tenants are free to stay in the community as long as they want.

-Building A is for Accommodation, where we would house the people in.

-Building B would be the Skill class where the homeless are encouraged to learn.

-Building C is the workspace where individuals who had gone through the skills class may choose to work there and they would be assigned jobs based on their specialty

I found it to be very interesting that how families are pushed into the brink of being impoverished and homelessness by the ever changing economy which contributed to the unavailability of affordable housing units for low income families)

Wong, J. H., & Mason, G. L. (2001). Reviled, rejected, but resilient: Homeless people in recovery and life skills education. Geo. J. on Poverty L. & Pol'y, 8, 475.( it is directly stated in the Articles that 'A homeless person in recovery living in marginal society needs life skills as a foundation for entering mainstream society' which means in order to integrate themselves back into normal society, they need to study or learn social skills to better communicate with people.)

O’Sullivan, E. (2008). Sustainable solutions to homelessness: The Irish case. European Journal of Homelessness, 2. ( The studies shows that homeless people can be taught to learn communicative skills to better seek future employment and improve their homeless situation, I personally think it will help build up their social skills to communicate with their future employer and customers)

Explained with Dom. (7 April, 2023). How Finland Found A Solution To Homelessness. Retrieved from Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPh4PN8e0ds

(The solution that were given in the video is that subsidies housing unit is important for homeless community to get back on their feet. I think it would give them a safe spot to slowly start reintegrating back into society)

CBS News Sacremento. (1 September, 2017). Stockton Program Helps Teach Homeless New Skills. Retrieved from Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0unZR3C60io

(This video shows that teaching homeless people social skills can inspire and help motivate them to try out new thing and not give up hope)

-Help us create a sustainable future

-Fight poverty, Secure the future

general public(for the ads)

-eco bag

-air freshener

-cat poop coffee beans

-tea bag

-tapioca pearl

-collagen water

-earring

-virtual reality video tape

-string bean popping candy

-talking dolls

-interactive painting

-eco friendly paint

-non-poisonous cleaning products

-stress punching bag

-no nicotine cigarette

-charity

-make a wish

-toys

-electric car

-self recharging phone

-solar panel RV

-circus

-anime expo

-community market

-food truck

-reality show

-comedy

-fast paced walking competition

-pinball machine

-animal hydrotherapy

-portable house

-kids exercise equipment

-3D projector

-gaming chair

-therapeutic candle

-plant hydroponic system

-drone

-pest remover

-eco-friendly colour spray

-airbags

-touch screen tv for airplanes

-scooter

-bike

-van

-dinosaur figurine

-teacup

-crockpot

-cast iron pan

-colourblind trafic light

-food dye

-terrarium

-animal enclosure

-book

-railway line

-degradable plastic bag

-furnace that recycles heat back to the house

-chimney

-sleigh

-sustainable furniture

-pot

-kettle

-first aid kit

-defib kit

-scotch tape

-Entertainment animatronics

-movie

Plotline:

The promotional trailer for the film starts by the camera showing a high angled shot homeless man shivering and cowering outside the walls of a local University in the midst of winter.

The camera then pans to a pair of good Samaritans approaching the man asking about his well-being and help him up and go to a GoodHope Community Sites.

Scene cuts to black and shows montage of the man is shown going through the process of the skill class training, interacting with the staff that works in the sites.

Ending scene:

The camera shows a medium close-up shot of the man wearing a clean outfit with the staff giving a thumbs-up. Then, camera shows the word 'help us create a sustainable future' and 'Donate to www.GoodHope.org' with the image of a homeless person