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New Vision breaks ground on village for foster youth

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New Vision Village will be a community of tiny homes for young men aged 18-24 who will also live alongside adult mentor figures like retired school teachers and veterans. The first village will be made up of 24 homes over seven acres. The village aims to create 70 homes a year once the production facility is fully established.

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New Vision breaks ground on village for foster youth

PHILIPPI, W.Va. (WBOY) — New Vision Renewable Energy broke ground Friday afternoon for a new initiative to give youth who are aging out of the foster care system a place to live, as well as a community of peers to live and thrive alongside. Inspired by a similar program in Missouri, New Vision Village will be a community of tiny homes for young men aged 18-24 who will also live alongside adult mentor figures like retired school teachers and vet…

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