Building relationships with existing homeless assistance organizations is necessary to understand geographic coverage, identify responsible entities for each area, and ensure all areas have adequate support.
Understanding homeless people's behavior patterns regarding which parks, spaces, and stations they frequent is essential for providing effective assistance and ensuring they have access to help.
Resource optimization is critical since resources are limited, and the project should avoid redundant efforts while maximizing the effectiveness of existing support systems.
Berlin government involvement should be requested to raise their awareness about homeless issues and address systemic problems like banking access for people without registered addresses.
Banking presents a significant barrier for homeless people who cannot open accounts due to lack of registered addresses, and each organization has limitations on how many people they can register.
Public awareness campaigns should focus on directing people to correct information rather than temporary help like food, since homeless individuals need comprehensive plans to escape their situation.
Information will be shared through a simple website platform using Markdown Book without fancy features, focusing on functionality over aesthetics.
Structural organization of information needs consideration, potentially categorized by region, causes, or other relevant aspects to create a comprehensive resource database.
Research into existing global organizations doing similar work should be conducted to learn from their approaches while customizing solutions for Berlin's specific legal and social context.
Local laws and regulations must be verified, such as restrictions on where homeless people can stay, since these vary between countries and require localization of any imported strategies.
Well-developed international organizations could potentially be invited to establish Berlin branches, which would provide mature systems for homeless assistance while creating local job opportunities.
Raising awareness among both the public and homeless individuals is important, emphasizing that homelessness burdens society and that everyone has responsibilities and duties to support one another.
Demonstrating the project's purpose to the community is essential to show that efforts are made for societal benefit rather than personal gain, encouraging broader community involvement and support.
Solid action steps need to be established to ensure measurable progress, and the collective should be engaged to help with organizational precision once project analysis and action points are documented.