Natural disasters, fires, floods, earthquakes, demolitions, or homeless resettlement all create an urgent need for emergency temporary housing. In Israel, the safety risks posed by earthquakes, community reconstruction after sudden fires, and the resettlement of vulnerable groups have heightened the need for temporary accommodation for the homeless, attracting government agencies, charitable organizations, businesses, and even individuals.
They need a housing solution that is quickly deployable, safe, stable, and affordable—precisely the advantages YG offers to the Israeli market.
Product Definition and Features of Emergency Temporary Accommodation
YG’s emergency temporary housing utilizes high-strength steel structures and environmentally friendly insulation materials and can be erected in a matter of hours. It offers the following features:
Quick Installation: Ready to use in 2-4 hours, without complex construction.
Durable and Safe: Wind-, rain-, and fire-resistant, suitable for Israel’s local climate.
Comfortable: Customizable with beds, lighting, power outlets, and air conditioning.
Expandable: Supports modular connectivity to accommodate single or multi-person rooms.
Supporting Facilities: Can be combined with emergency toilets, mobile showers, and kitchen modules to create a complete living area.
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Use Scenarios OF Emergency Temporary Housing
Post-disaster Resettlement: Quickly provide safe emergency temporary accommodation to affected residents after earthquakes, fires, or floods.
Housing for Vulnerable Groups: Providing temporary accommodation for the homeless to NGOs and government agencies, addressing the temporary housing needs of urban homeless populations.
Public Reserve: Some local governments in Israel reserve short-term emergency housing in advance for rapid deployment in emergencies.
Construction Sites/Temporary Camps: Suitable for construction site dormitories and field construction camps, providing comfortable accommodation.
Case Study: Israeli NGO Project
In 2024, an Israeli nonprofit organization purchased 50 YG emergency temporary housing units to provide temporary housing for the homeless.
These modular units, installed in less than a day and equipped with beds, electricity, and private bathrooms, have provided safe and comfortable shelter to over 200 homeless individuals. The head of the organization said, “Compared to traditional temporary structures, this type of housing significantly reduces construction and operating costs, while also allowing those receiving service to feel the warmth of home.”
Factory direct, with favorable pricing for larger quantities;
Fast delivery, suitable for emergency needs;
Extensive export experience, having provided emergency temporary housing to numerous countries, including the United States, Europe, and the Middle East;
