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TINY-HOME PROJECT FOR AT-RISK TEENS J.D. Irving, Limited has partnered with the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies (CES) in a special television episode of 'Maine Cabin Masters' where the team will build a tiny-home for at-risk teenagers in Franklin County, Maine. The project has been developed over the past year through a collaboration with the Center of Entrepreneurial Studies (CES) in Maine.
The vision is to establish a "campus" of tiny homes that cater to the unique needs of at-risk teenagers. Once the construction of each tiny home is completed, they will be transported to Farmington. Thanks to Kennebec Cabin Company, Home of Maine Cabin Masters, Supporters, and 28 Maine based businesses, we were successful in showcasing the first Tiny Home on Wheels for Homeless Youth.
You can see the process by viewing Maine Cabin Masters Episode, Season 10, Episode 13, titled "Great Things, Small Packages". The tiny-home featured in the episode will be the flagship structure in an upcoming tiny home village designed by CES to support to teenagers facing precarious living conditions. "We're dedicated to empowering vulnerable teenagers and offering them opportunities to flourish," stated Randy Chicoine, Plant Manager at the Dixfield sawmill.
The Maine Cabin Masters are well known for their philanthropic efforts and community builds. This week they team up with the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, a local non-profit that develops business opportunities for disadvantaged youth, to create a tiny house for its participants. Discover the charm of tiny home living with Tiny Homes of Maine.
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Our goal is to bring people together wanting to purchase tiny homes with people and tiny house companies wanting to sell them throughout the world as well as Maine. The project has been developed over the past year through a collaboration with the Center of Entrepreneurial Studies (CES) in Maine. 'Maine Cabin Masters' to build tiny home for at-risk teenagers The project has been developed over the past year through a collaboration with the Center of Entrepreneurial Studies (CES) in Maine.
CES decides to fill a second "community need" and forms a grassroots social enterprise titled "Making Home Possible" to build Mobile Tiny Homes for vulnerable populations. Students hire an architect and chassis manufacturer to build two chassis to commence building for Homeless Youth.