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We Believe in Urban Tiny House Communities
Neighborship's mission is to support and Develop Affordable Tiny Home clusters in the urban core.
The Prescott Experiment
Thanks to an Equitable Community Revitalization Grant from the Department of Toxic Substances Control, Neighborship is conducting a Site Investigation & Bioremediation Pilot at 1790 10th Street, a parcel in what was once Jenkins Junkyard from the 1960's - 1990's.
As part of our study of the toxins and health risks remaining on site we will conduct a yearlong experiment to remove the health risks with plants and mushrooms. If you’re interested in staying updated on this project, learning how to clean your own soil and having a say in how we develop the site CLICK HERE TO GET INVOLVED.
Prescott Resilience Hub
ABOUT
ABOUT
Neighborship is a 501c3 nonprofit. Our mission is to support urban tiny home living. Our current "Prescott Experiment" location at 1790 10th Street abuts two parcels we previously leased as a low-cost off-grid tiny home community from 2015-2022. The Prescott Resilience Hub was created through funding and support from the NorCal Resilience Network, Oakland Parks and Recreation Foundation, and East Bay Community Foundation. Through an Equitable Community Revitalization Grant from the Department of Toxic Substances Control, we are currently conducting a Site Investigation & Bioremediation Pilot on the brownfield site. We are also collaborating with Oakland Allied Knowledge for Climate Action (OAK) to develop our community engagement strategy.
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Our Tiny Home Community Back Story​
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Contact: admin@neighborship.org
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