2023 Impact and Learning Report

Creating a tipping point for solving homelessness in the U.S.

Systems are designed by people — and they can be redesigned to better serve people.

Through the Built for Zero network, we support 132 communities in changing how they approach homelessness to ensure everyone has a home.

We work with communities to build resilient community housing systems where everyone works together, using data-driven methodologies, to solve homelessness.

More than 40% have achieved a measurable reduction in homelessness and are showing that every type of community can build a housing system that steadily makes homelessness rare and brief.


We’re working toward a future where homelessness is rare and brief. Where communities of all kinds — big and small, urban and rural, red and blue — are able to achieve breakthrough results.

The future we can build together

We’re working toward a future where homelessness is rare and brief.

Our path toward a tipping point

We’re creating a tipping point where U.S. communities have the infrastructure, information, tools, and support needed to solve homelessness.

Helping communities solve homelessness  

Our goal is to prove that homelessness is solvable.

By-name data allows communities to measure homelessness in real time to make data-driven decisions, prioritize resources, and connect their neighbors to a home.

Solving key data and collaboration challenges 

By-name data allows communities to measure homelessness in real time to make data-driven decisions, prioritize resources, and connect their neighbors to a home.

Q&As with Black Leaders Working To Solve Homelessness

Supporting racially equitable homeless response systems

We aim to make homelessness rare and brief for everyone.

Creating accountability for solving homelessness

We’re working to educate the public and the media that homelessness is solvable and that it’s a systems problem.

Closing the housing supply gap

We’re finding solutions to help communities close the housing gaps that perpetuate homelessness.


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