Events

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

Homes For Heroes’ tiny home village in Kingston is a place of community, camaraderie, and celebration.

Opened in June 2024, the Kingston Veterans’ Village was made possible through the support of all levels of government, national stakeholders, local businesses, social groups, and individuals across Canada. The local steering committee, led by Mark Hutchings, played an instrumental role in the success of this project.

The village’s design pays homage to Kingston’s beautiful architecture, featuring 20 tiny homes, a resource center, case manager offices, therapy rooms, community gardens, and outdoor recreation spaces.

Come and hear Travis speak about Homes for Heroes. Location TBA.

Homes For Heroes’ tiny home village in Kingston is a place of community, camaraderie, and celebration.

Opened in June 2024, the Kingston Veterans’ Village was made possible through the support of all levels of government, national stakeholders, local businesses, social groups, and individuals across Canada. The local steering committee, led by Mark Hutchings, played an instrumental role in the success of this project.

The village’s design pays homage to Kingston’s beautiful architecture, featuring 20 tiny homes, a resource center, case manager offices, therapy rooms, community gardens, and outdoor recreation spaces.

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)

 Websiste redesign continuation

Meetings

Primary focus

Work Plan

• Development of standards for stories and page formatting (near completion)
• Editing stories according to standards (in progress)
• Development of visitor dialogue
• Continued linkage with social media (ongoing)
• Completion of home page design (nearing completion)
• Reworking of banner (partial)
• Reworking of menu
• Reworking main service area pages
• Cleanup of old pages; removal of un-needed pages
• Developing proposal and approach to advertising (in progress)