Photos: Tiny house village in Kenton

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Debbie Haskett, a future resident of Kenton Women's Village sits on the porch with Bernadette Stetz, outreach coordinator for Catholic Charities of a tiny home where she hopes to live. Photo by Jaime Valdez

Margi Dechenne is the Housing Transitions Program Manager for Catholic Charities. Photo by Jaime Valdez

Debbie Haskett, a future resident of Kenton Women's Village walk walks with Bernadette Stetz, outreach coordinator for Catholic Charities. Photo by Jaime Valdez

Members of the Kenton Neighborhood, City Repair, PSU's Center for Public Interest Design, and volunteers work on building berms, planters, stairs, and a fence at the Kenton Women's Village. Photo by Jaime Valdez

Gary Foresman, Village Building Convergence, and Monica Nunes, a student in the Portland State University's Public Interest Design graduate class, shovel gravel at the Kenton Women's Village. Photo by Jaime Valdez

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Margi Dechenne is the Housing Transitions Program Manager for Catholic Charities. Photo by Jaime Valdez

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Tiny homes sit ready for residents at the Kenton Women's Village. Photo by Jaime Valdez

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Debbie Haskett, a future resident of Kenton Women's Village walk walks with Bernadette Stetz, outreach coordinator for Catholic Charities. Photo by Jaime Valdez

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Tiny homes sit ready for residents at the Kenton Women's Village. Photo by Jaime Valdez

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