About JŌB Manufacturing

18% rise from the previous year, the highest count since data collection began in 2007.

39.3% were unsheltered, residing in places not meant for human habitation.

53% of those living in shelters were employed when they experienced homelessness.

40% of the unsheltered had formal warnings before losing their housing.

Almost 43 million people in the US are living in poverty.

Over 7 million more are categorized as 'doubled-up', living with friends or relatives.

Many work full-time jobs but still cannot afford stable housing or food security.

The working poor are often one emergency away from homelessness.

Over 33,000 veterans experience homelessness on any given night in America.

Veterans are 50% more likely to fall into homelessness than the general population.

Many suffer from PTSD, traumatic brain injuries, and lack of support systems.

These are men and women who served our country and deserve a second chance.

7.5 million single-mother households live below the poverty line.

Single mothers face unique barriers to stable employment and housing.

On-site childcare at JŌB Manufacturing removes the #1 barrier to employment.

We provide a safe, supportive environment for mothers and their children.

Over 650,000 people are released from prison each year in the United States.

Within 3 years, 2 out of 3 will be re-arrested without proper support.

Employment is the single greatest predictor of successful reintegration.

JŌB Manufacturing provides a structured, supportive path back to society.

21 million Americans struggle with substance use disorders each year.

Only 10% receive the treatment they need.

Stable employment and housing are critical to long-term recovery.

Our structured environment supports recovery while building skills.