The Village
The Women’s Independence Village is a planned residential community in Florida designed around a simple idea: give a family safety, a home, and real support in one place — long enough to truly rebuild.
See the Vision
A Village Built for Safety, Healing & Independence
A community of private tiny homes on a single, secure campus in Florida — where women and children escaping domestic abuse find room to heal, rebuild, and step into lasting independence.
A Home of Her Own
Rather than shared dormitory-style shelter, the Village is being designed as a community of private tiny homes. Each family gets its own front door — a dignified, stable space that feels like home, not a waiting room. That privacy and permanence are part of the healing.
Inside the Village
Everything a family needs to heal and rebuild — in one safe place.
35 Private Homes
Each family has a safe, private tiny home of their own while taking part in the program — opening with the first 15 and growing to 35.
Community Center
The heart of the Village: counseling, classes, meetings, and community activities, all under one roof.
Children’s Services
A safe, nurturing space where children can learn, play, and heal alongside their mothers.
Workforce Center
Job preparation, education, and financial-literacy programming that builds lasting independence.
Community
A supportive neighborhood where women rebuild their lives together — never isolated, never alone.
Be Part of It
Help us turn these renderings into a real place families can call home.
The Path — From Crisis to Independence
- Arrive & Stabilize — Safety, rest, and immediate needs met. Space to breathe.
- Heal & Grow — Counseling, education, and skill-building take root.
- Launch — A family transitions to independent housing and a self-sustaining life, with the Village behind them.
The Master Plan
One Secure Campus, Built in Phases
The Village is designed to open early and grow. We begin with the property, the first homes, and the counseling and education centers — then expand toward the full 35-home community.
