$1.9M in expenses

Strategic thought and training:partners for home uses the coordinated entry system which is a streamlined system that connects individuals and families seeking assistance to a universal assessment, coordinated referral and housing placement process. Partners for home(PFH) works with atlanta agencies to connect people needing assistance with access points across atlanta. Partners for home also worked to rehouse unsheltered people as quickly as possible through systematizing rehousing through lift 2.0. Activities included creating temporary beds to move homeless individuals off the street as quickly as possible, document navigation, outreach support and services, and rehousing with rental subsidies and supports.

$15.8M in expenses

Funding:partners for home works to secure private and public funds and serves as the collaborative applicant for the atlanta continuum of care (coc). The focus of the program is to align programs and implement permanent housing solutions for people experiencing homelessness. Partners for home is the administrator of over $30m in stimulus funds to achieve its rehousing goals. As such, the organization executes the goals of the community's strategic plan by initiating and implementing new initiatives, procuring providers and overseeing performance to ensure goals and outcomes are met.

$3.6M in expenses

The rapid housing program -the city of atlanta's rapid housing initiative the goal of which is to deliver a minimum of 500 new permanent supportive housing (PSH) units by the end of 2025. The PSH units will serve individuals and families experiencing chronic homelessness, with income of up to 30% area median income (ami). PFH will partner with local healthcare organizations and social services providers to offer the onsite, wraparound supportive services needed to help individuals and families move confidently toward stability and self-sufficiency. The goal of the rapid housing initiative is to build or acquire 500 low-cost units (some micro units) on city-owned land by the end of 2025. The initiative coordinates resources for the capital, services, and project-based operating rent subsidies. PFH is the owner for each of the rapid housing developments and engages experienced developers for the capital development, property management, and services. Three prospective properties have been identified to date. The first development, the melody, was completed in december 2023, in only four months, and is comprised of 40 micro-units crafted from repurposed shipping containers. Bonaventure, the second property of 24 units is online, and waterworks a property of 100 units has broken ground to be online fall of 2025.