After foster care, what happens next? This is the question that many kids who have aged out of foster care ask themselves. However, there appears to be an answer now. Pivot Inc. has developed a tiny home mobility solution. The tiny home movement solution gives young people a home. The dwelling is made up of four-cornered homes with roofs; each cottage has a bed, a kitchen, and a tiny bedroom.

The answer is for teenagers who have aged out of the care system. The organization devises a strategy to realize the importance of providing shelter for young people. According to Pivot Inc., the organization provides a variety of services for young people to benefit from. Still, housing services have been mostly absent from its main functions.

After multiple queries concerning the paucity of housing options for homeless youth, they came up with a solution: the movement. They are pleased that compassionate volunteers are continuing the action. On ribbon-cutting day, the President explains that the movement’s purpose is to provide housing for hundreds of homeless young people.

They can stay for as long as they wish before moving into their own homes. This extraordinary effort does not end there; the company intends to create as many homes as feasible. Their ultimate goal is to build a community of 84 homes on their land, where young people can live independently and realize opportunities for positive transformation.