The tiny home movement is growing in popularity across the country and two Dover women think tiny homes can make a dent in Delaware's homeless problem.
Along a busy street in Dover, a 10 by 20 foot tiny home sits in front of a church. With just 200 square feet to work with, there's not a ton of wiggle room, but there is a living space, kitchen, pull-out bed, bathroom and utilities.
This tiny house and others like it could help make a dent in Delaware's homeless population.
