On-Site Support for Food & Clothing
While our focus is on support for veterans experiencing homelessness, the community style kitchen we plan to build will support our participants and locals with regularly scheduled open kitchen service.
Program participants will have learned to prepare their own meals in this space and will help prepare and serve food to others in the community as a part of their sweat equity plan to pay for their ambulance tinyhome.
Program participants will likely need additional clothing options to conduct interviews and take on new work. We have partnered with Desert Best Friend’s Closet to help provide interview training and clothing options to our participants.
We have a full blog post explaining the concept behind the Community Dining Facility here. We are working to make this program a reality, but it is not active yet. While we do have some food and clothing resources for our Outreach Program, clicking the Take Action button above will show you all the ways you can help us bring this program to life.