Double HH Manufacturing

Empowering Employment Through Manufacturing Excellence

Double HH Manufacturing is a division of Hope Haven, Inc recognized as one of our most technologically advanced integrated work sites. Evolving from Hope Haven’s Work Training Center in 1998, Double HH provides automated machining, precision welding processes, and state-of-the-art warehousing to support a diverse range of industries, including agricultural, heavy truck, and other industrial sectors. Double HH operates under its own brand identity, delivering high-quality products like the original red-handle hitchpin, while providing individuals with disabilities meaningful, skill-building employment opportunities.

Learn more about Double HH Manufacturing by following the link below, and call Hope Haven today for more information about our employment partnership with Double HH Manufacturing.

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Countries Reached

15+

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Hope Haven began in 1964 as a school for children with disabilities in Rock Valley, Iowa. Today, that same vision continues through local disability services across Iowa and Minnesota and our international wheelchair ministry around the world.

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James is 9 years old and lives in rural Kenya. He was born with a spinal condition that left him unable to walk. For years, his mother carried him everywhere. Last March, a Hope Haven International team fitted James with a KidChair specially designed for rough terrain. It cost $300 to build. It changed everything.