Building Foundations. Restoring Hope. Creating Opportunity.

Transitional Housing for Single Mothers and Their Children

Abba & Imma Foundation is working toward a Texas transitional housing community where single mothers and their children can find the stability, dignity, and support needed to move toward independent living.

We are currently raising support for land acquisition and predevelopment. The need exists today. The homes are still ahead of us.

A Hand Up. Not a Handout.

Approved photograph of a dark cottage with a wooden deck, illustrating the future residential style envisioned; not Foundation-owned property
Illustrative photograph showing architectural or construction inspiration for future transitional housing. Abba & Imma Foundation has not yet acquired a site or begun construction.

Our Primary Focus

From Foundations to Homes — A Place for Families to Begin Again.

Our vision is a welcoming neighborhood of individual, approximately 900–1,000-square-foot family homes, thoughtfully planned for privacy, everyday family life, and a stable transition toward independence.

A mother and her children would occupy a home during their participation in the transitional housing program. As each family moves forward, the home can welcome another eligible family.

Designs and site arrangements are preliminary and will be refined through professional planning and approvals.

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Approved photograph of a small dark wood-clad cottage surrounded by trees, illustrating the future residential style envisioned; not Foundation-owned property
Illustrative photograph showing architectural or construction inspiration for future transitional housing. Abba & Imma Foundation has not yet acquired a site or begun construction.

The Need Is Real. The Work Begins With a Foundation.

Families rebuilding after housing instability deserve safe, beautiful, dignified places to live — the same respect and consideration afforded to anyone else. Our first development priority is transitional housing, with supportive services and future program phases designed to help mothers and children move toward long-term stability.

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Future Programs / Planned Development

Planned Programs

These supporting programs are planned future phases. None are operating yet or open for enrollment.

01

Life Skills & Family Stability

Practical guidance in budgeting, household management, parenting support, and everyday skills that strengthen family stability.

02

Counseling & Family Wellness

Planned family-centered wellness services, emotional support, and potential equine-assisted wellness through appropriately qualified providers.

04

Entrepreneurship Support

Resources and guidance to help mothers explore self-employment, business development, and opportunities for greater economic independence.

05

Faith-Based Outreach

Christ-centered encouragement, prayer, fellowship, and community outreach. Participation in religious activities is always voluntary and never a condition of receiving services.

Where We Are Today

Transparent Project Stages

  1. 1Fundraising and partnership developmentCurrent
  2. 2Land acquisition and site evaluationFuture
  3. 3Architectural planning, engineering, and permittingFuture
  4. 4Site preparation and initial constructionFuture
  5. 5Home completion and family readinessFuture

Our Mission Was Born from Personal Experience

When founder Trisha Hayes was 14 years old, her mother left an abusive marriage with four children in search of safety. Their journey included homelessness, living in their car, and years of financial hardship.

The compassion of a church and others who extended helping hands helped her family begin rebuilding their lives.

That experience became the foundation of a mission to help other single mothers and their children find stability, dignity, and hope.

Read Our Story
Trisha Hayes, Founder and Executive Director of Abba & Imma Foundation

Our Future Vision: Abba & Imma Restoration Ranch

Restoration Ranch is the proposed Texas campus of Abba & Imma Foundation, bringing transitional family housing together with future supportive programs and peaceful outdoor spaces. Site selection remains open; land acquisition, construction, and future facilities remain subject to funding and approvals.

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Stock photograph of a horse grazing beside a modest rural building, inspiration for the future Restoration Ranch

Follow the Journey. See the Progress.

As the Foundation reaches verifiable milestones — land acquisition, site plans, permits, sitework, and construction — we will share genuine photographs and updates from the actual project. Until then, illustrative photographs will be clearly identified.

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The Homes Are Not Built Yet. Your Generosity Helps Make Them Possible.

We invite God-led generosity and collaboration from individuals, families, churches, ministries, businesses, builders, tradespeople, and other partners. Support can help move the work from vision to land acquisition, planning, approvals, infrastructure, housing construction, and responsible organizational operations. Every gift matters.