BIG SKILLS TINY HOMES
EIN 81-4149667 · Job Training (J22)
What they do
The ED Will Lead A Team of Four High School Graduate Team Members to Build A Tiny Home From Scratch to Completion. The Tiny Home Will Be Like Any Other Typical Home It Will Have Plumbing Electricity Wood Framed Walls With Windows and Doors and Roofing. It Will Be Finished With Custom Cabinets Tile and Hardwood Flooring. The Team Members Will Work Monday Through Friday From 8 A.m. to 3 P.m. for Nine Months. Throughout The Process Each Student Will Be Exposed to A Wide Range of Construction Skills Including Carpentry Plumbing Electrical Work Roofing Tiling Trim Work and Finishing. Additionally By Working As A Team On A Daily Basis Each Student Will Further Their Leadership Decision-making Problem-solving and Communication Skills. After The Tiny Home is Built Participants Will Undergo Career Planning Sessions.
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About this charity
- Location
- 19 OLIVE AVE, SAN ANSELMO, CA 949602131
- County
- Marin
- In care of
- Sean Ticknor
How to reach them
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