Our Objectives

 We intend to substantially reduce the homeless population in California. Specifically, this entails the removal and restoration to society of tens of thousands of involuntarily homeless from the gross population of 180,000 now substantially unsheltered. Aside from the many obvious benefits of reversing homelessness for all citizens, resolving this problem will also prevent the needless loss of 2,000 lives now suffered annually by this community.

 Our approach, while comprehensive, is also fundamental. Each of the key drivers of homelessness require practical solutions; we have endeavored to marry current-day research with data collected over twenty years and applied that knowledge to solving the specific problems that require redress in order to achieve lasting results, and a meaningful reduction in homeless populations.  

 This is a population suffering daily, that has grown 19% in size over the past five years (2020 ~ 2024) despite California having spent $24 billion to solve it. This is partly due to policies, including “Housing First”, that stubbornly focus resources on housing, while ignoring the many factors causing homelessness. We stratify the population to finally address their many varied needs, including triage, addiction, COL/Wage Gap, job placement, mental health needs, interim housing, and ultimately, permanent housing.