The Transformation Life Center
The Transformation Life Center (TLC) is a program overseen by SCCoH that provides emergency housing for women and children, recognizing that they are disproportionately affected by homelessness. More than just a shelter, TLC offers a pathway to stability by equipping residents with the tools they need to achieve self-sufficiency. Residents at TLC have access to life skills classes, budgeting workshops, and connections to vital community resources. By fostering personal growth and financial independence, we aim to break the cycle of homelessness for women and their families.
Our Mission
To provide a safe and supportive environment where women and children experiencing homelessness can regain stability and build a foundation for a secure, independent future.
What We Offer
The Transformation Life Center is more than just a place to stay, it’s a 90-day residential program designed to help women and children move from crisis to stability.
Safe Housing:
TLC provides short-term emergency shelter in a secure and supportive environment, offering women and their children a place to rest, regroup, and rebuild.
Life Skills Development:
Throughout their stay, residents take part in life skills classes focused on budgeting, job readiness, parenting, communication, and other tools essential for independent living.
Supplemental Support:
To help relieve immediate stressors, TLC supplies residents with basic necessities including hygiene items, essential clothing, and supplemental food to support three meals a day for each family member.
Community Connections:
Our staff helps each resident connect with local resources such as healthcare providers, employment services, legal aid, childcare, and housing programs which builds a network of long-term support.
Personalized Services Management:
Residents work closely with our staff throughout their stay, receiving one-on-one guidance, emotional support, and a personalized plan to help them take confident steps toward lasting self-sufficiency.
Our Impact
Hear from former residents, board members, staff, volunteers, and others whose lives have been touched by our mission.
