Unhoused Humanity's mission is to provide a fresh start to people experiencing homelessness while chipping away at the barriers separating them from society.

The Ability1st Mental Health Outreach program provides short-term engagement and supportive services for indigent and homeless people in our community with mental illness, substance abuse and co-occurring disorders.

The Ability1st Home Modification Program, in conjunction with the State Housing Initiative Partnership Program (SHIP), provides home improvements necessary to eliminate health, safety and architectural barriers from the home.

High School High Tech (HSHT) is designed to provide high school students with all types of disabilities between the ages for 14-22 the opportunity to explore jobs or post-secondary education leading to technology-related careers. Youth transition serves individuals living with disabilities ages 18-30 who have graduated from high school or are working on their G.E.D.

The Victims of Crime Assistance program serves people with disabilities who are victims of crimes, or victims who became disabled as a result of crime.

The Ability1st Access to Independence (ATI) program is made up of three components vital to our mission. The most well-known component of our ATI program are the access builds.