We are surrounded by many people who are suffering without a home of their own. Under the leadership of Father Jijo Kurian, Shantiniketan trust is building a home for the homeless who are fulfilling their dream of a home for their families who are suffering due to financial difficulties and not being able to find money for their household needs. The trust is constructing houses worth Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 5 lakh of free of cost. Learn more about this project that can help homeless people fulfill their dream of a home.Let’s see what are the features of houses built in this way.
It is worth mentioning that these houses, which are being built at a cost of Rs 2.5 lakh, have all the facilities. The house has a sitout area, a hall, two bedrooms, kitchen and a common bathroom. There is a sitout area on the way up from the outside, and next to it comes the first bedroom, with 2 pane windows on the front side of the bedroom. The windows are provided in fabrication. After that, if you enter the main door, you will reach a large hall of the required size. The house is designed in such a way that one bedroom next to Hall, another bedroom on the other side, kitchen and a common bathroom are comfortable for a family to live. Another notable feature is that they fit all the bedroom abd kitchen doors.
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They also do the ceiling electrical work themselves. Two pane windows are provided on either side of the hall. The bedroom has two windows each and the kitchen has one window for light. The kitchen is provided with a power plug and two switches. The kitchen is designed in such a way that it gets the required size. The kitchen is provided with a smokeless stove. The tiles are provided in slab with good size. A common bathroom, built to the required size, is tiled here.
Anyone with 3 cents of land of their own can say things about building a trust-related home. Only when they come and look at things and prove that they are eligible to get such a house will the house construction start. This is how they provide housing anywhere in Kerala.
Father Jijo Kurian, who put forward such an idea, says that although he started it as a social activity, the construction of houses can be completed with the help of many people. Initially, the house was built in the form of a cabin at a cost of Rs 1.5 lakh. But since the need was for families, such houses were not enough and then came up with the idea of bigger houses. At present, with the increase in the cost of materials required for house construction, houses completed at a cost of Rs 2.5 lakh can be completed at a cost of only Rs 3 lakh. The main thing they say in order to build a house like this is to build a house only for those who are deserving of the work that needs to be done immediately, such as widows and parents in an old age home. Many are also coming forward to give land to those who are currently landless. This act of building a house irrespective of caste and religion is certainly commendable.
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