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Old RV becomes new new aid for homeless

RV will allow homeless to connect with community

Updated: Sunday, 12 Sep 2010, 11:55 AM CDT
Published : Sunday, 12 Sep 2010, 10:43 AM CDT

AUSTIN (KXAN) - A local Homeless Outreach group is close to rolling out a new "mobile internet cafe".

The nonprofit group "The Homeless Coach" is working on an extreme makeover of a donated R-V. They gutted the '86 Winnebago and now they're rebuilding it from the inside out.

Local businesses are chipping in - "Living Direct" donated a compact kitchen unit that gave them more space for seating.

When it's done, the R-V will allow local homeless to connect with the mainstream community online, and in person.

"The idea is to create a surrogate families, in a sense, with community members who then help create a transition plan for this homeless individual," said one organizer.

Creators say their idea is to create "SsenSselemoh", pronounced ((sen-SELL-uh-mo)), which is "homelessness" spelled backwards.

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