Tiny House Project for Homeless Veterans

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There are currently six tiny houses and one bunk house in use.

With a commitment from supporters and partners, we anticipate expanding the site to include an additional 25 tiny houses by 2025. 

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The Tiny House Project is a partnership between Langetree and several health, education and human services organizations.  Over 30 support service organizations and approximately 35 dedicated supporters and volunteers also contribute to the project's success.

Current major partners include:

• Humble Independent School District (Visit our "In the Media" section below to see the individual schools who have participated so far.)
• Finally Home
• Home Depot
• Lowes
• Tri County Mental Health
• VFW
• Liberty County Long Term Recovery Committee
• Saint Vincent DePaul Society

Residents have access to a full bathroom, a fully-equipped kitchen and laundry facilities. They also have access to Langetree's community  room space, as well as access to gardening, hiking, a fishing pond and a two-mile, seven- circuit Labyrinth.

• An opportunity to access personal hygiene services
• An opportunity to experience the pleasure of comfortable and restful nights in a clean and safe environment
• Nutritious hot meals
• A prescribed health and wellness care plan
• An employment plan
• Life and survival skills development plan
• Opportunity for provider agencies to assess the veterans ability to make rational and productive decisions

The 1800 sq. ft faciilty known as "Pop's Pavillion" is being modified and weatherized to bring it to the appropriate level necessary to insure a safe and secure living environment.

Expansion of the bathroom space is underway.

There are several ways to help our homeless veterans, including

• Sponsor a Veteran
• Volunteer with  skills training and/or donate tools
• Donate clothing
• Make a monetary donation to help with rent, utilities and transportation fees.

Contact us for all the details.