WHO WE ARE
Our Story
Transformation Homes Inc (THI) was built on a simple belief: everyone deserves a safe place to begin again. We provide dignity‑first housing and support for families and individuals navigating instability in Chippewa Falls. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we serve those who often fall through the gaps—working parents facing eviction, youth aging out of foster care, and families in transition—offering stability, compassion, and a path forward.
THI began with a member of our board, a single mother who rebuilt her life after escaping abuse and felt called to create safe places for others to heal. What started as a vision scribbled on a Walmart receipt in 2010 became reality in 2022 when our first home opened its doors. Today, we provide transitional housing and holistic support rooted in care, connection, and the belief that a soft landing can change the trajectory of a life.
Our Core Values
Dignity‑First Support
Every person is met with respect, compassion, and agency.
Trauma‑Informed Community
Safety, understanding, and healing guide every interaction.
Sustainable, Individualized Transitions
We help residents move toward long‑term stability with personalized support.
Why We Serve
The heart of Transformation Homes is shaped by people who believe in dignity, stability, and second chances. Each member of our team brings lived experience, compassion, and a deep commitment to walking alongside families in transition. These are the reasons they choose to serve.
Dee, WI
I serve with THI because I believe deeply in creating a safe and supportive place for people navigating life’s hardest transitions. As someone who rebuilt life as a single mother in a new community, I know how overwhelming that season can be. Being part of work that helps families move forward with dignity means so much to me.
Lara, NC
I serve with Transformation Homes because I want to make a meaningful difference for families facing housing insecurity and other challenges. I’ve seen how the lack of stable housing affects health and well‑being, and even small acts of support can ease that burden. It’s fulfilling to be part of work that strengthens families and builds healthier communities.
Troynel, NY
I joined THI because I know firsthand what it feels like to face a housing crisis and still try to hold onto hope. I want to stand in the gap for those who may feel unseen or overlooked, reminding them that support is real and available. Serving in this role is an honor, and I’m grateful to help create stability for families who need it most.