Natasha Normand

Natasha Normand has been working toward homeownership for the last few years. She and her daughter Aurora lived in a house that was too cramped and unhealthy for them to thrive. Over half of their belongings were stuck in a storage shed due to lack of space.

Natasha is a disabled veteran seeking some stability. She needed a place that is conducive to her recovery and offers a sanctuary for her young daughter.

With skyrocketing home prices in the last few years, owning a home felt impossible for her. But after Habitat accepted her application, she said, “my daughter and I are ecstatic to be working with Habitat for Humanity." They volunteered alongside our construction crew throughout the entire process.

Natasha's Habitat for Heroes home in Tomah was finished in late 2024.

The Habitat for Heroes program provides a safe and affordable home for a local veteran, and it offers skill development and support for our entire community of veterans.