Nonprofit Settled unveils designs for tiny homes to combat homelessness in St. Paul
The nonprofit Settled hopes little communities can be part of a solution to house the homeless.
January 23, 2021 — 3:08pm
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A cluster of tiny houses set up as a model community at a Maplewood church could be the next step in housing the unsheltered homeless residents of St. Paul.
The "sacred settlement" features customized single-room dwellings that the nonprofit Settled hopes to relocate to Mosaic Christian Community in the capital city's Payne-Phalen neighborhood. Four of the houses would be for people who are currently homeless. Two others would be inhabited by people who are not unsheltered but who pledge to help foster the community.