
These tiny homes in Los Angeles offer the city's homeless a new lease on life
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Jolinn Bracey slept in her Toyota Corolla for five years until she put homelessness in her rearview mirror by moving into a tiny home, part of a community that aims to get people off the streets and onto their feet.
Bracey, 48, is one of 41 residents of The Chandler Boulevard Bridge Home Village in North Hollywood, California, which provides transitional housing for the homeless.
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