NAICS 624221 - Temporary Shelters
This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in providing (1) short term emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, or child abuse and/or (2) temporary residential shelter for homeless individuals or families, runaway youth, and patients and families caught in medical crises. These establishments may operate their own shelters or may subsidize housing using existing homes, apartments, hotels, or motels.
Industry trends:
The latest qualitative trends in the NAICS 624221 Temporary Shelters industry indicate a growing emphasis on providing holistic services beyond just shelter. There's a noticeable shift towards integrating mental health support, job training, and resettlement assistance as shelters aim to offer more comprehensive care. Additionally, the use of technology and data analytics is on the rise to improve service delivery and track outcomes effectively. Another significant trend is the collaborative approach with local governments, non-profits, and private organizations to pool resources and expertise, ensuring more sustainable models of operation.
Sustainability and eco-friendly practices are also becoming critical, with many shelters adopting green building techniques to reduce energy costs and environmental impact. Forecasts for the near future suggest an increased demand for temporary shelters driven by socio-economic factors such as affordable housing shortages and escalating natural disasters due to climate change. Investments in modular and rapid-deployment shelters are expected to grow, providing more agile and scalable solutions in emergency situations.
The industry is likely to see enhanced funding and policy support as public awareness and advocacy for homelessness solutions gain momentum. Innovation in shelter design and service delivery, backed by federal and local government initiatives, will likely drive the transformation of temporary shelters, striving to offer not just a temporary respite but a pathway to permanent stability and self-sufficiency for individuals in need.
This industry is comprised of:
Battered women's shelters
Emergency shelters (except for victims of domestic or international disasters or conflicts)
Homeless shelters
Runaway youth shelters
Shelters (except for victims of domestic or international disasters or conflicts), emergency
Shelters, battered women's
Shelters, homeless
Shelters, runaway youth
Shelters, temporary (e.g., battered women's, homeless, runaway youth)
Temporary housing for families of medical patients
Temporary shelters (e.g., battered women's, homeless, runaway youth)
Women's shelters, battered
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