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Who is the Hero and What's the Name of His/Her Organization?

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Who is the Hero and What's the Name of His/Her Organization?

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Chris Stout is one of CNN's top ten hero's for 2018 and has a foundation called Veterans Village.

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1. How long can veterans stay in their tiny home?
2. Where do they find homeless veterans?
3. How much does is cost to build one house?
4. How does the group help the veterans?
5. How many homeless veterans are helped every year?

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Why did Christ Stout Start His Organization?

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Why did Christ Stout Start His Organization?

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Stout says that he enjoys being around veterans which is why he got a job that had a connection to servicing needs to help them. Eventually, he and a couple of friends quit their jobs to start this organization.

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The Positive Effects of the Organization

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The Positive Effects of the Organization

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~ Chris Stout knew a veteran who was homeless for 8 years and said he "had no hope."
~ Veterans from Veterans Village are around people all the time and you become close to others.
~ There's no desperation or loneliness.
~ The tiny homes provide everything these veterans need.
~ Helps them get back on their feet.
~ The Veterans Community Project is a nonprofit organization so there is no cost.
~ They can stay for 6 months but as long as they are working towards their goal they're more than welcome to stay as long as they need.
~ They help any local veterans.

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~ " "You feel a sense of desperation, loneliness," said Owens, who was homeless for eight years. "I had no hope." "

~ "You know, when I came home, I really struggled with my injury and PTSD.

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Veterans Village, Kansas City

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“Tiny Houses for Homeless Veterans | Veterans Community Project.” Tiny Houses for Homeless Veterans | Veterans Community Project, www.veteranscommunityproject.org/.

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Toner, Kathleen. “Tiny Houses for Homeless Vets Make Sense.” CNN, Cable News Network, 26 Nov. 2018, www.cnn.com/2018/10/18/us/cnnheroes-chris-stout-veterans-community-project/index.html.