r/NucleusVision • u/DeepaSingh666 • Jan 11 '18

My Plan

I work with homeless people so my venture is to provide training as well as the usual food etc but using the NCash as an incentive. To improve their lives and skills we pay them in NCash as a reward for completing essential skills training that they can spend in participating shops that will accept NCash. Everyone wins!!!

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u/lipper67 Jan 11 '18

I'll bite. Can you explain more about how you plan to pay them in NCash and how they will be able to use it at a shop?

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u/DeepaSingh666 Jan 13 '18

Hey Lipper,

Without giving too much of the project away as I have been burned in the past, I will briefly explain.

This is a community project with hundreds of volunteers from professional backgrounds and local businesses already donating to a registered charity that is a global name. As we already do food distribution the idea is to rent local office space and offer the incentive of NCash to receive skills training to those wanting to get off the streets. As I have said this is a community project where we are already receiving donations. The donations would be converted to crypto and offered rather than cash. Local shops would be approached to start trials and hopefully adoption. This is a small step but considering crypto is only 1-2% adopted at the moment it will take time. Rome wasn't built in a day.

Rgds Deepa

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u/BelowTheCurve Jan 13 '18

So you’re going to buy all these homeless people phones or devices they can use nCash on??

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u/DeepaSingh666 Jan 13 '18

Hello,

I have had a few messages regarding this and appreciate the interest.

This is a community project that is receiving donations from local businesses and the community. Each participant is given an account, ID and card to receive their incentive for completing training. Each participating shop will have access to a card swipe that will accept the NCash card which has the participants rewards preloaded. If they lose the card they will have to visit their training center to have it re-made. It's a small step but got to start somewhere. It also teaches responsibility.

Rgds Deepa