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Modern Housing

More than half a million people experienced homelessness in America last year. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) counted around 582,000 Americans experiencing homelessness in 2022. That’s about 18 per 10,000 people in the US, up about 2,000 people from 2020. The HUD’s definition of homelessness includes both sheltered and unsheltered people. According to  the CENSUS BUREAU There are 37.9 million Americans living in poverty. accounting for 11.6% of the total population.

Jules Global Foundation's Category process

Low income families and individuals

Homeless families and individuals, plus domestic abused individuals

Asylum seekers, foreign students and foreign business developers

One of the greatest challenges facing low-income and homeless individuals in the United States is the lack of affordable housing that offers stability and dignity. Many hardworking people can only earn enough to survive each day, with nothing left to save or build a future. JGAF recognizes this reality and is taking action by developing affordable apartment complexes where struggling families and individuals can find a safe place to live. These homes are designed not only to provide shelter but also to create an environment that promotes hope, self-reliance, and long-term stability.

Homelessness in America continues to rise, affecting families, veterans, youth, and victims of domestic abuse. Every day that passes without action deepens the cycle of poverty and despair. JGAF is committed to breaking this cycle by building communities of support where people can rebuild their lives. Through safe housing, job readiness programs, counseling, and access to essential services, we aim to give every person the opportunity to recover their dignity, restore their confidence, and reimagine a brighter future.

Poverty and economic insecurity are not just statistics, they are lived realities for millions. When we choose to stand by and do nothing, we contribute to the problem by allowing hopelessness to grow. JGAF believes that change begins with compassion and collective action. By building affordable housing and providing pathways to recovery and independence, we can transform not only individual lives but also the strength and future of our communities.

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