HomeAid Northern California Executive Director Cheryl O'Connor visits the construction site in Livermore where six Bay Area builders and numerous subcontractors are building six 'Tiny Homes.' The homes will be moved to the First Presbyterian Church of Hayward in mid-December where they will become transitional homes for the working poor. (Photo by Lisa Vorderbrueggen, Building Industry Association of the Bay Area)

A nonprofit provider of housing for the homeless is leading a team of homebuilders and contractors in designing, building and installing six “tiny homes” at the First Presbyterian Church of Hayward.

Residents who participate in HomeAid Northern California‘s 18-month “Tiny Homes” program will be able to use the rent they have paid to the First Presbyterian Church toward a deposit on a permanent housing solution. In the meantime, they are able to safely park their vehicles on church property.

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