Housing First strategies meet trauma-informed care to end homelessness and restore dignity across New Orleans
Gov. Jeff Landry Initiative • Louisiana Housing Commission Partnership
Our trauma-informed, Housing First approach combines HMIS integration, VI-SPDAT assessments, and biopsychosocial care coordination with measurable SLA timelines at every stage
Street-based engagement, By-Name List enrollment, and HMIS data entry with trauma-informed rapport building
VI-SPDAT assessment, vital document recovery (birth certificates, SSN cards, state IDs), and acuity scoring
PSH voucher processing, Rapid Rehousing pathway, or triage to transitional programs based on client needs
Landlord recruitment via proprietary portal, HQS inspections, and flex fund deployment for deposits and utilities
Move-in kits, furniture provisioning, and intensive CTI (Critical Time Intervention) case management begins
IOP referrals, PCP linkage, telehealth activation, SNAP enrollment, Medicare/Medicaid connection, and peer recovery coaching
Ongoing support and 12-month stability monitoring to ensure lasting success
Our transparent approach delivers real, measurable outcomes that transform lives and save taxpayer dollars
By housing individuals quickly and effectively, we reduce reliance on expensive crisis systems. Our model demonstrates measurable ROI through avoided costs in emergency services, incarceration, and shelter operations.
Our dedicated team provides hands-on support to ensure clients have access to essential resources like food assistance, healthcare, and community services
Connecting clients with nutritional support and community resources
One-on-one guidance ensuring clients receive comprehensive support
Connecting clients to food banks, meal programs, and nutrition assistance
Building connections and helping clients become part of the community
Advocating for client needs and ensuring access to essential services
Our proven encampment response model bypasses costly temporary shelters, bringing comprehensive services directly onsite to house 50+ individuals within 4-6 weeks
Streamlined path bypassing costly temporary measures. Real housing offers with services increase acceptance rates dramatically.
Medical teams, addiction specialists, outreach workers, housing navigators, and case managers work daily at the encampment site.
Partnerships with city departments and property owners ensure sites remain clear through landscaping, barriers, and site reactivation.
Blending public resources with private funding accelerates housing by covering one-time expenses like application fees and move-in kits.
Disaster-response methodology with surge capacity focusing entire teams on one location to close encampments in 4-6 weeks.
New Orleans Transitional Center Model: Complete Success Story
Our turnkey model is ready for deployment in cities including Dallas, Oklahoma City, Atlanta, Denver, Cleveland, Hartford, and Sacramento
Discuss Your City's NeedsWe provide tailored support for New Orleans' most vulnerable residents, including veterans, medically fragile individuals, and those experiencing behavioral health challenges
Specialized coordination with VA, HUD-VASH, SSVF, and GPD programs to ensure veterans receive the benefits and housing they've earned.
Comprehensive clinical support connecting clients to telehealth, primary care, and behavioral health services for holistic recovery.
Our Critical Time Intervention (CTI) model ensures clients receive the support they need during the most crucial transition period.
Whether you're a landlord, healthcare provider, community partner, or supporter—your involvement can help us expand our life-changing programs and house more individuals faster.