OurCalling's Miracle: Homes for the Homeless in Texas

0:00It's March 26. This is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. In Ferris, Texas, about 25 miles south of Dallas, a new plan community called our community is giving formerly homeless people with serious health issues a permanent place to live. Built by the faith-based group are calling, it targets folks needing long-term care, like those with terminal illnesses or cognitive challenges. Each home is 550 square feet, complete with full kitchens, living areas, laundry and bedrooms. Onside helpers known as missionals provide daily support to help residents settle in and feel secure. The community runs entirely on private donations, and more facilities are coming soon, including a chapel, medical clinic, and cafe to meet every day. Needs Residents and leaders say it's filling a big gap in care options between solo apartments and nursing homes. One man with terminal blood and bone cancer shared how he went from street survival struggling with meds and freezing nights to regular meals, better, sleep, and time for prayer, all boosting

1:05his health. Our calling CEO calls the project a miracle that unites people for a common good, turning plans into real homes, with folks already living there. Plans call for expanding to 500 homes down the line, offering hope and stability to many more need.