
Building a society is not as simple as providing well paying long-term jobs, modern basic infrastructure or support services. Developing a society involves, raising the level of poverty. Housing the homeless, training the unskilled, treating the addicts, is only part of the journey. Giving hope, where none exist, is a tried and tested motivator used by criminal enterprises to recruit and keep members. Social scientists, having studied the criminal enterprises, have recommended such a give-hope program. This technique involves make-work, training, treatment and reward programs, without all components, especially the reward portion it simply does not work as intended. Relocating from a high crime area to a newly designed community with jobs, training and treatment, in which five year old workers are rewarded with their own rental apartment and after resident for ten years, a house, designed with the possible effects of earthquakes, hurricanes, climate change and on indigenous people in mind. These new residents will help reduce crime both in their old and new communities.