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Homes That Change Lives™ (HCL) is a community development network that helps seniors and populations of those with special needs move toward a mindset of abundance and positive purpose starting with making the dream of homeownership a reality.
HCL ignites hope, spirit and possibility through its commitment to the belief that homeownership and an entrepreneurial spirit are catalysts for transforming a mentality of scarcity into a life of abundance for individuals, families and communities throughout the United States and around the world.
To operationalize its mission, HCL will offer a continuum of targeted programs and services that are designed to provide a hand, not a handout, to those with special needs. In addition, an important requirement of those receiving a hand from HCL is a commitment on their part to “pay it forward” in some way, thereby ensuring that those that we help reach out to, help others like themselves. HCL will develop senior and special needs housing programs nationally and internationally, with an initial focus on serving people with disabilities and seniors. Individuals benefiting from our special needs housing programs will also have the opportunity to move along their path toward self-sufficiency and abundance by participating in educational programs and workshops, financial literacy training and employment/business opportunities that are built on a foundation of entrepreneurial principles.
HCL will also establish an international loan program to help motivated individuals around the world achieve their dream of homeownership.
To make the circle complete, HCL will conduct ongoing research to identify emerging housing trends affecting special needs populations and continually develop programs based on these trends. As a result of these programs, HCL will serve as a channel for reutilizing distressed properties to promote homeownership and abundance, empowering those “in power” to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those with “special needs”, and promoting the spirit of philanthropy through reinvestment in the community.
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