House of Peace was born out of a deep desire to restore what so many in our communities have lost — not just housing, but a true sense of belonging, safety, and peace. Inspired by the belief that every person is worthy of dignity and a fresh start, we created House of Peace as more than a housing project — it’s a movement to reclaim the humanity and hope that hardship tries to take away. Our journey began with a simple conviction: that healing happens best in places designed with love, care, and intention. For individuals overcoming addiction, surviving trauma, aging without support, or transitioning from incarceration or homelessness, the difference between surviving and thriving often comes down to one thing — a home that believes in them. At House of Peace, we’ve seen the power of gentle structure, warm community, and unwavering support. Our spaces are built not just with materials, but with purpose: every detail shaped to foster rest, renewal, and restoration. Because we believe that no story is too broken, no past too heavy, and no person too far gone to begin again — especially when they’re given the chance to do so in a place filled with peace.