Emmanuel's Village Plans $3M Tiny Home Project in Georgia

A new initiative in Marietta, Georgia, called Emmanuel's Village, aims to address homelessness among local students and families by providing a community of 15 tiny homes. This $3 million project, led by local non-profits and community leaders, will serve as transitional housing for families in need, offering them a safe environment to regain stability. With over 500 homeless students in Marietta schools, the project seeks to provide a critical lifeline to those living in precarious situations. The village will not only offer shelter but also include amenities like a playground and community gardens, fostering a supportive environment. This initiative highlights the urgent need for solutions to homelessness, especially during harsh winter conditions. Emmanuel's Village has received support from local churches and community members and has already gained approval from city leaders.