Veterans Community Project refuses to let any Veteran fall through the cracks. From providing housing to offering walk-in support services, we’re here for everyone who took the oath to serve America.
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Tiny houses in Kansas City Give Homeless Veterans a Place to Call Home
June 10, 2020
"Homeless veteran." It's a stinging coupling of words in a nation that prides itself on the reverence placed on military service. Unfortunately, reverence doesn't keep out the rain. Enter a community group in Kansas City, Mo., that believes tiny houses will provide thousands of the city's veterans a home.
NBC Nightly News: "How this Organization Uses Tiny Houses to Help Homeless Veterans
November 22, 2019
VCP is working to tackle veteran homelessness. According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 37,828 veterans are homeless on any given night. VCP is aiming to change that number.
“We’re not just ending veteran homelessness in Kansas City,” said Mixon. “Our end goal is to end veteran homelessness nationwide.”
VCP Resident Receives Purple Heart and Invitation to State of the Union Address
February 06, 2020
A “chance encounter” at an Olathe movie theater brought Michael Williams, a Wounded Warrior Fellow working for U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids, into Army veteran recipient Kyle Prellberg’s life. This week, Prellberg accompanied Davids as a guest at the State of the Union address.
Veterans Community Project Celebrates Village Completion
December 03, 2019
With the flip of a switch, the Veterans Community Project celebrated the completion of its tiny home village at East 89th Street and Troost Avenue. The milestone was years in the making. What started as a mission to house homeless veterans has grown into a full suite of support services, from medical care to free bus passes.
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