An Urban Initiative grant provided initial funds for the greenhouse, while the City of Boston's Public Facilities Department provided the adjacent plot of land and funding for the community garden and playground. The focal point of future plans will be a commercial-size greenhouse with extensive hydroponics and aquaculture. Christine James, a research associate at MIT's Sea Grant, will work with Re-Vision House staff in developing a business plan for their commercial aquaculture. The facility will also house a center for child care and educational activities. Ms. Miller also hopes to develop classroom space for secondary education and job training in collaboration with the Dorchester Log School, which has a high school equivalency program.
Plans are underway to teach a complete secondary-level aquaculture curriculum.