As part of an innovative effort to tackle Miami’s problem with homelessness, 400 residents have traded the downtown streets for a live-in community farm project in south Florida that grows produce for an upscale restaurant.
Verde Gardens, a $17.2 million, 145-unit complex built for Miami’s formerly homeless, boasts a 22-acre organic farm that gives many of the residente their first steady job in years.
(READ the story w/ photos from Reuters)
Below if a short film about Verde Gardens