一笔280万美元的赠款正在资助在明尼苏达州纽约米尔斯为无家可归的退伍军人建造的8个小型住房,由达科塔卡宾斯建造,目的是提供稳定、负担得起的住房。 A $2.8 million grant is funding eight tiny homes for homeless veterans in New York Mills, Minnesota, built by Dakota Cabins to provide stable, affordable housing.

在明尼苏达州纽约米尔斯,一个280万美元的赠款资助项目将在当地非营利组织的领导下,为无家可归的退伍军人建造8个小型住房。 A $2.8 million grant-funded project in New York Mills, Minnesota, will build eight tiny homes for homeless veterans, led by a local nonprofit. 这些房屋由北达科他州的Dakota Cabains建造,正在室内建造,以确保质量,并将费用保持在每平方英尺200-300美元。 Constructed by Dakota Cabins in North Dakota, the homes are being built indoors to ensure quality and keep costs at $200–$300 per square foot. 该倡议的目的是在选择有限的农村地区提供短期、稳定的住房,反映使用紧凑、负担得起的住房解决退伍军人无家可归问题的更广泛趋势。 The initiative aims to provide short-term, stable housing in a rural area with limited options, reflecting a broader trend of using compact, affordable housing to address veteran homelessness.