DAYTON, TN — We Care Community Services, Inc. is proud to announce the addition of two renovated tiny homes to its roster of emergency and transitional housing units for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in the Dayton area.

Tiny Home #1 has been fully renovated, and Tiny Home #5 joins the property as a brand-new addition to We Care’s growing network of transitional housing. Both units will officially open for residents on Wednesday, October 15.

The renovation and expansion of these units were funded through We Care’s annual golf tournament and the generosity of its community sponsors and donors. Their continued support allows We Care to maintain and expand critical services that meet immediate needs and help individuals get back on their feet.

These homes are designed to provide short-term, safe, and stable housing for those in crisis while they work toward more permanent living solutions. Placement is open to anyone in need of temporary or transitional housing. Individuals seeking placement can fill out an online application at here.

“Every project like this moves our mission forward,” said President, CEO for We Care Community Services. “When our community comes together—through fundraising and sponsorship for a project like this, we aren't giving handouts, we're offering life-changing hand ups.”

We Care Community Services remains committed to serving the people of Rhea County and the Dayton area by offering housing, food assistance, and essential support programs that help individuals and families stabilize and thrive. For more information about We Care’s housing programs or how to get involved, visit www.wecaredayton.com.