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Tiny homes in Kemptville are making a big difference for low-income seniors

Tiny homes in Kemptville are making a big difference for low-income seniors
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The Shalom Small Homes project in Kemptville, Ontario, is providing affordable, independent living units for low-income seniors. The initiative relies on community support and municipal land leases to address the housing crisis for vulnerable elderly residents.

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It showcases a community-led model for addressing the growing affordable housing gap for seniors in Canada.

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July 13 | Duration 2:54 The Shalom Small Homes project is building affordable one-bedroom units for seniors in Kemptville. CBC’s Safiyah Marhnouj stopped by to check them out. Social Sharing Kim Hayes says her new tiny home in Kemptville, Ont., means everything to her.

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