The Lamp Project

 Our Impact

200+ Individuals Served
Providing personalized, relationship-based support since September 2025.

1,000+ Follow-Up Interactions
Delivering ongoing outreach, advocacy, and care coordination.

100+ Essential Documents Secured
Including IDs, birth certificates, and other documents needed to access services and opportunities.

30+ Government Phones Obtained
Helping individuals stay connected to healthcare, employment, and support systems.

12+ Medication Assistance Cases
Supporting access to medications and healthcare navigation.

22% Achieved or Maintained Stability
Secured or maintained housing, income, healthcare access, or other key markers of stability.

78% Actively Working Toward Stability
Engaged in personalized action plans focused on housing, healthcare, recovery, and self-sufficiency.

Percentages reflect individuals actively engaged in services and follow-up support.

Individuals experiencing homelessness often face multiple barriers, including lack of identification, limited healthcare access, mental health challenges, substance use disorders, unemployment, and housing instability.

The Lamp Project provides personalized, relationship-based support through one-on-one outreach, advocacy, care coordination, and continuity of care. By walking alongside individuals through multiple barriers and maintaining consistent follow-up, we help increase access to critical resources, strengthen self-efficacy, and promote long-term stability.

Our goal is simple: Empower individuals to move from crisis toward stability through relationships, personalized support, and continuity of care.

• Launch a Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Pilot
• Develop a Telehealth Pilot in partnership with Harris Health
• Participate in Coordinated Entry initiatives
• Expand continuity of care and community partnerships
• Explore transitional housing opportunities
• Continue researching how continuity of care and self-efficacy influence long-term outcomes