Kansas City, KS
A City Where No One Sleeps Outside
Eden Village of Kansas City is a not-for-profit tiny home community for the chronically homeless.
3rd Annual Golf Tournament
Its time for our annual 4 man scramble. There will be several holes with some fun activities. All proceeds go toward operating our tiny home community for our previously homeless friends. Come enjoy the fabulous Dub’s Dread golf course!
Volunteer
Interested in joining a Home Team or looking for a rewarding way to serve your community and those in need?
Become A Resident
Are you or someone you know disabled and unable to maintain residence and have been homeless for over a year?
Donate
Wanting to do good, strengthen our community and support those who need it most? We’ll put your dollars to work.
Eden Village of Kansas City is a planned, gated tiny home community supported by a community center and local volunteer specialists, giving their time in helping residents, who have been classified as chronically homeless, a dignified place to call home, safely off the streets. We hope to build many communities to get homeless persons off the streets and into a home where they can thrive.
WATCH VIDEO
SEE WHO THEY COULD BE
Find the human within the homeless and give them a place to find themselves.
Our Strategy
PROVEN MASTER PLAN
The Eden Village Model Works
Eden Village is a model that will improve the lives of the homeless in our city and is proven to increase property values and lower crime rates in the neighborhood where it is located. It is a supportive and safe atmosphere offering single resident homes, fingerprint controlled, pedestrian-only, gated community living and a sense of family to those who need our help.
HELP TO GIVE OUR HOMELESS FRIENDS DIGNITY TO START ANEW
DIGNIFIED LIVING FIGHTS AGAINST HOMELESSNESS
Giving the chronically homeless a safe place to live is a win-win.
It sounds almost unobtainable, a city where #NoOneSleepsOutside. But other cities have proven otherwise. With the community’s help, we can take abandoned trailer parks and revive them into a beautiful, self-sustaining community that is both safe to its neighbors, attractive in its make-up while offering rehabilitation to the human spirit, not only for the residents but for all involved.
