Why This Matters
Every day, individuals in our community face the reality of homelessness. Some sleep outdoors, in vehicles, in shelters, or in other places not meant for human habitation. Behind every statistic is a person with a story, a struggle, and a desire for stability.
Through years of street outreach, Billy's Way Home has witnessed firsthand the challenges people face when trying to move beyond homelessness. While emergency assistance can meet immediate needs, it often does not provide the long-term stability needed to create lasting change.
Many individuals face barriers that make it difficult to secure and maintain housing, including limited income, lack of affordable housing, transportation challenges, health concerns, and the absence of a supportive community.
We believe everyone deserves more than a temporary solution. They deserve the opportunity to live in a safe environment, rebuild their lives, pursue their goals, and become part of a community where they are treated with dignity and respect.
The need is not only for shelter, it is for stability, belonging, opportunity, and a place to call home.
This is why we are working toward the creation of a Tiny Home Village, a community designed to provide a pathway from homelessness to long-term stability and hope.
Our Vision
We envision a place where no one has to sleep outside, unsure of what tomorrow will bring.
The One in a Million Village is a vision to create a permanent tiny home community where individuals experiencing homelessness can find safety, stability, and a true sense of belonging. A place where a door locks, a light turns on, and someone finally has a space that is theirs.
This future village will be more than housing, it will be a community built on dignity, connection, and hope. Residents will have access to supportive services, opportunities to rebuild stability, and a safe environment where they are seen, valued, and supported as they move forward in their lives.
Our goal is to create a place that replaces survival with stability, isolation with community, and uncertainty with a place to call home.
The Village
Tiny Home Community
Private, individual homes designed to provide safety, dignity, and stability for residents transitioning out of homelessness.
Community Center
A shared space for connection, programming, case management support, and daily resources.
Supportive Services Partnerships
On-site and coordinated services through local organizations focused on housing stability, health, and employment readiness.
Pet-Friendly Areas
Spaces that allow residents to maintain important bonds with their animals, including a dog-friendly environment.
Workforce & Opportunity Programs
Pathways for residents to build skills, access employment, and participate in community-based work opportunities
Community Garden & Green Space
Spaces designed for healing, food growing, recreation, and connection to nature.
Wellness & Quiet Spaces
Areas dedicated to reflection, mental health support, and emotional stability.
Memorial & Reflection Space
A dedicated area to honor lives lost and reflect on the journey from hardship to hope.
Phased Approach
Phase 1: Land Acquisition & Planning
The first phase focuses on securing suitable property, completing site planning, obtaining necessary approvals, and developing the infrastructure plan needed to support the future village.
Goals:
Acquire land
Complete site design and planning
Conduct feasibility studies
Secure permits and approvals
Establish development partnerships
Phase 3: Community Center & Support Services
This phase expands the village by creating spaces that foster connection, growth, and access to resources.
Goals:
Construct a community center
Create space for supportive services
Develop employment and training opportunities
Expand resident programming
Phase 2: Infrastructure & Initial Homes
Once the site is prepared, development will begin with essential infrastructure and the construction of the first group of tiny homes.
Goals:
Install utilities and site infrastructure
Build initial tiny homes
Develop roadways and pathways
Create safe and accessible community spaces
Phase 4: Village Completion & Growth
The final phase focuses on completing the full vision of the village and ensuring long-term sustainability.
Goals:
Expand housing capacity
Complete community amenities
Develop gardens and recreation areas
Establish long-term operational sustainability
Continue building partnerships and opportunities for residents
Wear Hope. Be the One.
I Am One in a Million is more than a wristband—it’s a message of dignity, value, and belonging. Every band represents a step toward building our Tiny Home Village and bringing someone closer to stability, safety, and home.
With a $10+ contribution, you can receive an “I Am One in a Million” wristband as a thank-you for supporting our mission.
50% of that helps cover materials and mailing while keeping the other 50% focused on moving individuals from the streets into stable housing through our Tiny Home Village.