Tharros Village Upgrades for Safer Homeless Support
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Tharros Village, a supportive camp for homeless individuals in Lewes, Delaware, is preparing for its third season. The site, located off Route one in Sussex County, will reopen on April first after weather delays. The camp has upgraded to sturdier tents with UV protection, weighing sixty-eight pounds each, to withstand coastal weather. New features include a pavilion for meal distribution, weekly medical checkups, portable showers, and running water. The city of Lewes donated a fence for security. Local leaders praise the camp for providing structure and stability to homeless individuals. Future plans include cameras, better lighting, and electricity, with a funding goal of sixty thousand dollars for long-term sustainability.
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