So is it a NGO or a business?

Good idea but there are some suggestions to make it more promising. - you have to pick people after doing proper checkes, making sure if they just stole your entire stall. Or they can show you wrong sales numbers. - best thing is give them everything including training as a loan so the only thing you have to keep track of is the loan amount and the stalls will only focus on selling more to payout the loan amount. The loan payout per month should be not more than 20% to 40% of their sales. - you can also involve the locals by asking some amount to invest on the stalls which you will put in their area as a charity or as a local partner, they will also receive some amount monthly. The idea is risky, might be less profitable and hard to implement but will put great impact on the society.

Good idea but segregation of working people out of the bunch is important here: - Providing resources - Its more like a outsourced franchise to earn a cut so managing inventory - Since they stay in make shift houses ensuring that your resources aren’t stolen or misused.

Isse better bhai ye hoga unhe unke according skill training deke companies me lagwa do or kuch years tak unse unke salary ka kuch percentage lelo

Is this business or charity?

Bro your idea is really helpful for lower middle class of India and i would like to suggest you to add sop , training program , courses and if possible then also introduce chefless model for better results.

Great idea 👏 your banner image is more attractive than logo 😅