Providence Park breaks ground on new homeless housing initiative in North Little Rock
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark.- Providence Park broke ground Wednesday on a housing initiative aimed to provide permanent, supportive, and sustainable housing to chronically homeless people in a community-driven environment.
Executive leaders plan to house 400 tiny homes with full support services, including medical, mental, and dental, and income opportunities for central Arkansas’s chronically homeless population.
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The homes will be sat on 50 acres of land in the area, and by 2025 the first 100 homes will be placed on the land.
CEO and Founder Errin Stange said that Providence Park is more than just a housing project — it’s a beacon of hope, grace, and empowerment, a place where the homeless can find not just shelter but a community of support and opportunities for personal growth.
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For more information, you can visit their website at ProvidenceParkHome.com.
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