TINY HOUSE OFFICE: 336-897-1001 HOPE CENTER: 336-897-1018
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OUR PROJECTS
Smith's Street High Point Veteran Only Community
The Smith Street Veteran-Only Community in High Point with a community office, two three-bedroom assist ed living houses, two two-bedroom family houses and four one-bed-room tiny houses for veterans with a veteran memorial, walkways and gardens. The goal is for this location to be completed by November 11th, 2024.
Hammer Tiny House Community on Causey Street, Greensboro
This six house community was the first community of THCD. It was founded in 2018 after Tiny House Community Development received their 501c-3 status in 2015 and money had been raised to start the project. The land was donated by Teri Hammer to help kickstart the project. Every resident living in our supportive housing community feels safe and happy to have a house to call Home!
JM Green Tiny House Community, High Point
This ten house community on Hay Street in High Point was started in 2021 and finished in 2023. The land was donated to THCD by Jack Green. Now eight formerly homeless plus two veterans live at this supportive housing location working and saving so they can become reestablished in society before moving forward to a permanent home. Garden boxes and walkways exist for community involvement and a bus stop is available on the corner for quick and easy transportation.
Freeman Mill Rd Community
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Human Services Campus
Tiny House Community Development also has three houses in-process on Freeman Mill Rd in Greensboro. This is phase one of the project. It is planned to also build a 28,000 square foot Human Service Campus to house NCCER Core Basic construction classes and workshops; recycling of foam, cardboard, film and plastics; as well as a commercial kitchen to teach ServSafe classes. Sixteen tiny homes will be built behind the facility to house those students who need a place to live while taking classes, saving money and then moving for students who need a place to live while taking classes, saving money and then moving for ward with their well-paying trade education to live on their own in permanent housing. An access road to Glenwood Ave. will be built as well.