These first six “Tere Houses” will house 12 homeless interns who are currently undergoing cooking training in the Te Vaiete Center.
« Rather than going back to the street, this allows them to sleep here after their training hours “Said President Moetai Brotherson, present at the inauguration.
« There will then be a step since the Ministry of Solidarity is setting up a center for young workers. If they do not have the opportunity to have accommodation right away, they will be able to go through this center, while they find one. We are not going to put them on the street overnight “Said Father Christophe.
« But the important thing is that they do not have the feeling that it is acquired. They are there for the time of training. It is really to give them all the ways to succeed, but it is not to install them Added the church man. A stage assessment will be done in a few months for ” See how it works ».
These first six Fares, fitted out in the form of containers, represent a cost of around 8 million francs. And they are intended to be established in other municipalities to offer emergency accommodation to possible victims or people in need.
Vice-president and Minister of Solidarity, Minarii Galenon, hears ” Work in close collaboration with the Tavana To think about their deployment. “” Usually, when we have people affected in the municipalities, we use Fare Amuiraa “, Underlined this one.
« For other use cases, namely the victims of bad weather, or the people who have been expropriated or who are in an emergency situation … The idea is to project these fares as close as possible to their usual place of life Added Moetai Brotherson.
In this case, fare equipped with ” Shower and kitchen block block Could be installed, because those inaugurated on Monday are not equipped on Monday.
