A $1.7 million prefab tiny home community was designed to help solve homelessness in an expensive Southern California city. A year later, half of its residents have found homes.

• One year ago, DignityMoves opened a prefab tiny home community to house Santa Barbara, California's unsheltered residents.
• Of the 66 people who have stayed at the community, 36 have gone on to find permanent housing.
• Take a look around the tiny home community.

It's been one year since a prefabricated tiny home community designed to temporarily shelter the unhoused residents of Santa Barbara, California has opened. More than half of its residents have gone on to find permanent housing.