External Needs:

• Housing: Each youth is provided with their own fully furnished and equipped tiny home, offering privacy, ownership, and responsibility.

• Transportation: Recognizing the importance of independence, we offer driving classes, assistance in obtaining a driver's license, and support in acquiring a vehicle when needed.

• Education: We guide our youth through finishing high school and continuing their education—be it university, community college, or trade school—and offer support such as books, computers, and tutoring.

• Employment:  Additionally, we assist in job placement and teach work ethics and entrepreneurial skills.

Internal Needs:

• Life Skills: Our robust curriculum covers essential skills like laundry, banking, self-advocacy, budgeting, shopping, cooking, and gardening.

• Community: We foster deep, meaningful connections, addressing the desire for relational permanency that many youth who've endured the foster system long for. 

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• Mentorship: We encourage members of the surrounding community to become mentors, while facilitating events and classes to encourage healthy bonds and friendships.

• Belonging: Our villages are created intentionally to encourage connection and community. Our villages welcome those who choose to live tiny with us, promoting an environment of mutual growth and inspiration.