Building strength, stability and self-reliance
through shelter
Restoring Houses
Restoring Communities
Restoring Hope
Habitat Projects
Grace Place
Habitat's latest project is the creation of a four-apartment complex to provide affordable housing for single mother's and children. As of October 2025 all four apartments are occupied by single mothers and their children to start a new life in their new home.
Thanks to all of our donors, volunteers, contractors and suppliers who made this possible.
St. James Rectory (Bridge House)
An important project in the field of mental health is the St. James Rectory in partnership with the Anglican Church and BHB. The building has been repurposed into a Residential Treatment Center which is now home to eight clients who were previously institutionalized at Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute. BHB is now running the facility under the new name Bridge House.
TLC (HOME for Families)
Completed in 2021 by Habitat for Humanity, the Transformational Living Center (TLC), now HOME for Families is a purpose designed housing shelter on Parson's Road in Pembroke. The project addresses the growing problem of homelessness among families. It also makes provision (in a secure area) to accommodate emergency housing needs.
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Home Rehabilitation Projects
Habitat for Humanity has been serving the people of Bermuda for 25 years restoring and renovating homes to be safe and habitable. This year Habitat is on track to complete over 20 projects helping those to live in safe homes in our community.
To learn how you and your family could benefit from these services click the link below.
Habitat ReStore
Habitat is thriving in our wonderful new location. Thanks to one of our donors Grosvenor Lodge was purchased and donated to Habitat. The building is located next to the fire station on King Street with lots of parking opportunities close by.
The building offers lots of great retail space and plenty of exposure as much of the Hamilton traffic passes by there on their way out of town. In addition its location in the southeast Hamilton empowerment zone provides a range of government savings including land tax , and various import duties on materials used to refurbish the building. Having said that there is very little needed as far as renovations are concerned as the building is in great shape with very attractive open beamed ceilings.
The ReStore plays a significant role in financing our projects. Last year we completed the Residential Treatment Centre in Somerset, a two apartment complex in Devonshire as well as 4 single family home renovation projects partly funded by the ReStore.
With limited staff and a team of volunteers, along with all of our inventory donated, we are able to keep prices very affordable while still funding our projects.
If you have items to donate drop us a line at Habitat.bermuda@gmail.com or call 296-0256.
STORE SUMMER HOURS
(Effective June 2 2026)
Tuesday to Saturday 10 am to 4 pm
53 King Street, Hamilton