There are programs like this. Not necessarily sharing economy, because chronically homeless need much more than just a place to rest their head. They need criti

There are programs like this. Not necessarily sharing economy, because chronically homeless need much more than just a place to rest their head. They need critical social care, job training (and placement), often psychiatric help, et cetera. This is the kind of thing that organizations like the Doe Fund here in NYC do. Unless you're talking about trying to short-circuit the downward spiral and help keep people from becoming chronically homeless. I've been knocking an idea for a mutual aid organization / app, but haven't really nailed anything down yet. 'Cause the truth is, even if you're employed with good health insurance, quality psychiatric/psychological care is really fucking expensive.