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Tiny Homes. Real Hope. Lasting Change.

Discover how we're creating safe, supportive communities for individuals with brain-based disabilities, starting with a groundbreaking tiny home village in Minnesota.
Our WORK WHAT IS FASD?

What We Do

Empowering individuals with FASD through tailored support and community.

Tiny Home Housing Solutions

Affordable, permanent homes designed with sensory-friendly features and accessibility in mind.

Supportive Programs

Life skills coaching, mental health resources, job support, and community connections tailored to individuals with brain-based disabilities.

FASD Advocacy & Awareness

Educating communities and reducing stigma through outreach and public education.
Because everyone deserves a place to call home — and the tools to live well in it.

Building Hope One Home at a Time

At Little Homes of Hope, we’re building more than houses — we’re creating safe, supportive communities for individuals with brain-based disabilities, with a primary focus on those living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).

Our vision starts in Minnesota with a dedicated tiny home village — a first-of-its-kind project where individuals with FASD can live with dignity, independence, and the daily support they need to thrive.

FASD: More Common Than You Think

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) affects the brain and body of individuals exposed to alcohol before birth. It’s often invisible — but very real.
1 in 20 people 
(5% of the population) is affected by FASD.
 98%
of people with FASD are undiagnosed.
 50-60%
of individuals with FASD experience mental health issues like anxiety or depression.

Get Involved

You can be part of the solution. Here’s how:
Donate to help us build homes and fund essential services
Partner with us on land, labor, or materials
Spread the Word about FASD and our mission
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Get in Touch with Us

Reach out to learn more about Little Homes of Hope.

Minnesota

info@littlehomesofhope.org

Help Us Build Homes — and Hope

Join us in creating a place where people with brain-based disabilities can live with dignity and support.
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