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The Transition House, Inc. was founded in 1993 by Dr. Thomas Griffin, after recognizing an unmet need for important recovery resources in the community.  Starting with a 10-bed halfway house, Dr. Griffin began providing services for clients with substance use disorders, mental health needs and those who experience chronic homelessness.  His goal was to assist TTHI clients in becoming productive, contributing and self-sustaining members of the community.  The mission of the organization is guided today by his founding principle of Inspiring Brighter and Healthier Lives.

Over time The Transition House was awarded numerous contracts in the state of Florida, beginning with the Veterans Administration Grant Per Diem program, which allows us to serve Veterans struggling with homelessness and possible substance use or mental health issues. TTHI was then awarded multiple contracts through the Department of Corrections to provide work release programming throughout Florida. We provide substance use programming, vocational and educational resources in each one of these programs to ensure that our clients are getting the best support and tools to reenter the community successfully. In 2013, The Transition House, Inc. introduced its first Counseling Center which expanded these valuable services to children, adolescents and adults in an outpatient setting.

TTHI opened its first out of state program in Tennessee in 2016 and we now operate a total of 17 programs in six different states (FL, TN, WA, IN, KS & MA).

We are extremely proud to work with a diverse range of clients including Veterans, children, families, and individuals returning to life after incarceration or homelessness. Since our staff employs a variety of techniques for treatment, we are able to serve the community more effectively through exceptional, individualized services. We provide a holistic approach to achieving a full recovery because we believe individual wellness is the foundation of a healthy community.