Comprehensive, trauma-informed solutions designed to end homelessness through Housing First strategies, clinical integration, and ongoing support
Our trauma-informed approach combines HMIS integration, VI-SPDAT assessments, and biopsychosocial care coordination with measurable Service Level Agreement (SLA) timelines
Street-based engagement with trauma-informed rapport building. Complete By-Name List (BNL) enrollment and HMIS data entry to begin coordinated entry into the housing system.
Conduct VI-SPDAT (Vulnerability Index - Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool) assessment and recover vital documents including birth certificates, Social Security cards, and state IDs.
Match clients to appropriate housing pathways: Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH), Rapid Rehousing (RRH), or transitional programs based on individual needs and assessment results.
Connect with landlords through our proprietary landlord portal, complete Housing Quality Standards (HQS) inspections, and deploy flex funds for security deposits and utilities.
Coordinate move-in with comprehensive kits, furniture provisioning, and initiate intensive Critical Time Intervention (CTI) case management model.
Comprehensive biopsychosocial support including IOP referrals, Primary Care Physician (PCP) linkage, telehealth activation, SNAP enrollment, Medicare/Medicaid connection, and peer recovery coaching.
12-month comprehensive stability review with ongoing support monitoring. Transition to independence or maintain light-touch follow-up to ensure lasting housing retention.
Our proven encampment response model closes sites in 4-6 weeks by bringing comprehensive services directly onsite and eliminating costly temporary shelter steps
Streamlined path to permanent housing bypasses costly, complicated temporary measures. Real housing offers with wraparound services dramatically increase client acceptance rates.
Medical teams, addiction specialists, outreach workers, housing navigators, and case managers all work daily at the encampment site to expedite the rehousing process.
New partnerships with city departments and property owners ensure sites remain clear through landscaping, physical barriers, site reactivation, and ongoing patrols.
Blending vital public resources with flexible private funding accelerates rehousing by covering one-time expenses like application fees and move-in kits without bureaucratic delays.
Disaster-response methodology creates surge capacity. Entire teams focus on one location for extended periods, housing 50+ people and closing encampments within 4-6 weeks.
Gov. Jeff Landry's Directive: Complete Encampment Response Model
From street outreach to permanent housing with 97% retention
Our turnkey encampment response model is deployment-ready for cities including Dallas, Oklahoma City, Atlanta, Denver, Cleveland, Hartford, and Sacramento
"Housing is stability. Treatment is transformation." — Our comprehensive clinical model ensures lasting recovery through integrated healthcare, behavioral health, and peer support
Foundation for stability
Substance use & mental health
Preventative health
24/7 access to care
Lived experience mentors
Foundation for stability
Substance use & mental health treatment
Preventative health connections
24/7 access to medical care
Certified Recovery Coaches with lived experience
Telehealth eliminates transportation barriers
Fewer psychiatric emergency interventions
Through monitoring and peer support
We believe in compassionate accountability. Our tiered approach sets clear milestones while respecting individual recovery timelines and challenges.
Individualized milestones based on client needs and progress
Supportive accountability for substance use recovery
Adherence monitoring for psychiatric and medical prescriptions
Documented milestones celebrate client achievements
Reduces relapse and recidivism by linking housing stability to recovery progress
Fewer ER visits, EMS calls, and lower justice system engagement
Cities see a complete recovery ecosystem, not just housing placement
Each person becomes an active participant in their own recovery journey
Our turnkey model reduces unsheltered homelessness by 50% in 18 months while cutting crisis costs and improving community safety
Projected 3-year total savings: $45M–$68M across all jurisdictions