Frequently Asked Questions

Connect Community Village (CCV) stands out as an eco-friendly, faith-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Our village comprises 100 tiny houses, offering traditional programs alongside holistic therapeutic therapy. We prioritize vocational training within a framework centered on family values and character development.

Funds raised, donated, or generated for Connect Community Village will be allocated towards construction, operations, and reinvestment into the village. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, no monetary benefits are received by any employee or board member.

Veterans, both men and women, are eligible for the village upon referral. A stringent vetting process is conducted by a five-member committee to ensure suitability.

Qualified staff will redirect individuals to alternative programs best suited to their needs.

Residents sign a contract upon entering the program. If they are residents of Pulaski County, CCV assists in referring them to other agencies. For non-residents, arrangements are made for their return home at the expense of CCV.

While CCV is a faith-based non-profit with faith-centered programs, attendance is not mandatory. However, residents are encouraged to participate.

Upon completion, residents will have access to pathways to home ownership, transportation, and employment. Additionally, aftercare programs and an alumni association provide continued support and resources.

CCV maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards drugs and alcohol.

Weekly family barbecues are organized, inviting vetted family members for lunch and recreational activities. Additionally, business leaders or politicians are invited weekly to engage with residents and deliver speeches.