Sioux Falls company joins effort to build tiny-house village for homeless veterans
“’It’s a basic necessity. You need a sleeping area and a place to keep some of your clothes,’ he said. ‘It’s for people who don’t have a lot. It’s transitional housing, basically, until you can help get them integrated back into society and get some of their dignity back.’
Each tiny house will have a furnished living space, bathroom and kitchen. There will be two models: a 320-square-foot home and a 240-square-foot one. The larger model will accommodate up to seven people, and the smaller model is for one to two people. A veterinarian will be available to care for pets. All services are free of charge.”