The 'mYPads' - which cost A?20,000 each - are designed to allow young people to have their own rental accommodation but at a price that allows them to save up for a deposit. Louise Stephenson, 30, is a former Forest YMCA resident who hopes to be one of the first people to take advantage of the scheme once the sites are completed. Forest YMCA chief executive Timothy Pain said: a€?Wea€™ve been overwhelmed by the support the mYPad project has received since its inception.

The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. It is thought each of the homes could save taxpayers A?25,000 each year by taking people off housing and other related benefits. The receptionist said: a€?The idea of being able to get your own place for A?75 per week and not have to be living with a shared bathroom in London is just unheard of.

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