Tiny Homes, the first step to a life of dignity
Hand in Hand of Glynn will build 60 one-bedroom “tiny homes” on a property that formerly housed Altama Presbyterian Church on Altama Avenue.
The tiny homes will form a gated village surrounding the community building on the 4.25-acre parcel.
Permanent Supportive Housing
Our residents will have permanent homes, a supportive community, and the help they need to avoid a return to life on the streets.
On-Site Medical Services
The Southeast Georgia Health Systems and Costal Community Health Services will provide a mobile unit for physical, psychological dental and care.
Community Garden
Residents will grow some of their own fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Nutrition classes and cooking classes will be offered.
Community-Oriented
Our property will be fenced and gated to keep unwanted elements out.
Handicapped-Accessible
Our ADA-compliant homes and facilities will serve all our residents regardless of abilities.
Programs
We'll offer life-skill classes, substance abuse recovery, employment readiness, education and financial literacy in order to ensure long-term success and stability
Centrally Located
Our residents will live near a grocery store, a drug store, and a number of possible local employers.
Community Center
The Fellowship Hall, kitchen, and classrooms of the existing church building will be repurposed for use as a Community Center for our residents and neighbors.
- Community Room
- Kitchen & Food Pantry
- Medical Services
- Laundry Facilities
- Classrooms
- Library & Reading Room
- Computer Room
- Office for Executive Director
Tiny-but-Mighty Homes
Each tiny house will be a one bedroom unit with a porch. The interiors of each unit will include:
- Full Kitchen
- Bathroom with Shower
- Bedroom
- Sitting Area
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As we build homes for our neighbors experiencing homelessness.