After working for over two years to secure funding, Transition House has received an allocation of Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), which will enable us to build eight more units of supportive housing as well as an expanded 25-baby infant care facility on property the agency owns adjacent to our administrative office building.
The new facility will replace the old Mom’s restaurant building at 421 E. Cota Street, adjacent to the agency’s administrative office building. It will provide six 2-bedroom apartments and two 3-bedroom apartments for homeless families with children judged to have “special needs.”
Follow Mom’s progress over the next year on our website’s Homepage and our Facebook page.
