Our work targets the interconnected systems that push people to the margins β and we fight on all three fronts simultaneously.
"Our work focuses on the policies and structures that shape people's lives β not just the symptoms they produce."
Safe, stable housing is a human right β not a privilege. In Orange County alone, 1,979 people experienced homelessness in the 2026 PIT Count β with 667 unsheltered on a single night. We're fighting to change the policies that allow this to persist.
Collaborating with Florida Rising to push for tenant protections and housing affordability reform at the county level.
Advocating for legally enforceable standards that ensure rental properties are safe and habitable for all residents.
Pushing to align affordability standards with actual resident incomes β not abstract market averages that leave families behind.
Working to expand emergency housing options and strengthen protections that keep families housed during crises.
The 2026 Point-in-Time Count gives us the clearest picture yet of who is experiencing homelessness in Orange County β and why our work is urgent.
Source: 2026 Orange County Point-in-Time Count Β· January 22, 2026 Β· ClientTrackβ’
Survivors deserve more than escape β they deserve safety, healing, and justice. We're building the infrastructure to deliver all three in Central Florida.
In partnership with Harbor House, developing a one-stop center where survivors access legal aid, housing, counseling, and advocacy under one roof.
Serving on the county-level task force to shape policy and coordinate regional responses to domestic violence.
Implementing and advocating for trauma-centered approaches throughout the systems survivors navigate.
Identifying and eliminating the red tape, cost, and systemic bias that prevent survivors from accessing protection.
Economic injustice is woven into the fabric of homelessness. We fight for policies that create real economic opportunity β for everyone, including those the system too often ignores.
Pushing for wages, benefits, and economic policies aligned with actual cost-of-living in Central Florida.
Advocating for immigrant rights and supporting mixed-status and undocumented families navigating hostile systems.
Working to protect and expand housing options for seniors β one of the fastest-growing homeless populations in Florida.
Identifying bureaucratic barriers in housing, healthcare, and benefits systems β and pushing for simpler, more equitable access.
Real change requires collective action. We don't work in silos.
Every dollar, every hour, every voice matters. Join us in fighting for the Central Florida community.