Person-centered
The person seeking support should help determine the direction of their own plan.
Our Approach
These principles guide the model No Lost Futures is developing.
The person seeking support should help determine the direction of their own plan.
The planned model begins by helping people move through existing systems.
Where possible, a referral should become an actual connection.
Housing instability does not diminish anyone’s right to autonomy, privacy, respect, or clear information.
Progress often depends on ordinary barriers: documents, transportation, forms, phones, deadlines, and follow-up.
The aim is durable forward movement, beyond a single handoff.
Resource information should be current, with uncertainty and changes made clear.
NLF is being built around dignity, consent, clear professional boundaries, and minimum-necessary information. People should be able to understand their options and make decisions about their own future.