G1VE | Atlanta: Eradicating the Epidemic that is Cyclical Homelessness. Information

G1VE | Atlanta: Service. Technology. Innovation. G1VE Atlanta, headquartered in Atlanta, GA, is a Nonprofit Technology Managed Services Provider (MSP) and Pre-Discharge Planning Systems Integrator leveraging technology to eradicate the epidemic that is cyclical homelessness. G1VE, as an organization, leverages technology to remove barriers to access to directly impact and reduce the number of homeless veterans and non-veteran persons/families in Atlanta, and throughout the State of Georgia. From a Digital Wide Area Network (D-WAN) perspective, G1VE is a Nonprofit organization/501(c)(3) designing transportation technology (i.e., Micro transit) aimed at, through direct and consistently coordinated [logistical and operational] efforts, to Eradicate our Epidemic that is Cyclical Homelessness. We directly support all economically disadvantaged persons and underserved populations within the State of Georgia. In direct collaboration and partnership with the City of Atlanta, along with the Continuums of Care (CoCs) throughout Georgia, G1VE Atlanta most effectively Eradicates the Epidemic that is Cyclical Homelessness by focusing meticulously on benchmarking measurable outcomes directly correlated to: 1. Number of individuals placed in either shelter, short-term housing, long-term housing and support programs related to assisting these individuals in obtaining stable work and remaining out of the homeless cycle. 2. How often individuals use the service and recurring patterns of usage. 3. Rate[s] of homelessness decreasing as a result of our impact on local and regional communities. 4. Continuum of Support through Point-in-Time Count 5. Fuel optimization resulting from the use of Electric Vehicles Direct cost-reduction/offset as it relates to the reduction in the number and frequency of Emergency Services Resources (i.e., Emergency Vehicles: Emergency Personnel, Fuel Consumption, Depreciation) devoted to transporting our homeless persons to homeless shelters.