An interactive overview of FFM’s strategic expansion to provide a full spectrum of housing and social services. We are scaling our proven model to serve McKinney-Vento families, seniors, and justice-involved individuals at 20% Area Median Income (AMI) and below.
Our approach is built on three pillars: serving the most vulnerable populations, providing intensive wrap-around support, and creating a sustainable financial framework to ensure long-term stability.
Targeting populations with the highest barriers to stable housing.
Justice-Involved Individuals
McKinney-Vento Families & Youth
Low-Income Seniors (≤30% AMI)
A comprehensive two-year investment covering housing placement and
all wrap-around services.
$30,000
Per family for 2 years
We combine permanent housing with intensive, personalized supportive services to address the root causes of instability and empower long-term self-sufficiency.
Stable housing for extremely low-income families is only possible with deep rental subsidies. This chart illustrates the critical gap FFM and its partners work to fill.
A blend of clinical expertise (MSW Social Workers) and invaluable practical insight from staff with lived experience creates a foundation of trust and effectiveness.
Our success relies on a robust, collaborative network of partners across housing, finance, healthcare, and community services. This ecosystem ensures holistic, wrap-around support for every client.
UNCC
JCSU
CPCC
Queens University
All Partners Housing & Finance Healthcare Self-Sufficiency Criminal Justice
Partnerships with local universities provide a continuous pipeline of trained professionals and ensure our practices are informed by the latest research.
Housing Collaborative
DreamKey Partners
Inlivian
Foundation For The Carolina’s
Progress Residential
Crisis Assistance Ministry
Duke Energy
Woodforest Bank
Atrium Health
Alliance Behavioral Health
Amara Health
Welltheology Counseling
CareRing
Just Do It Movement
Charlotte Works
Erika’s Closet
Hearts For The Invisible
Mecklenburg Co. CJS
Mecklenburg Detention Center
District Attorney’s Office
To serve new populations and deepen our impact, we are pursuing a diversified funding strategy to cover critical needs in rental subsidies, specialized staffing, and housing acquisition.
Secure funding to supplement government vouchers and cover the true cost of housing for the 20% AMI population.
Hire Geriatric Social Workers and McKinney-Vento Specialists to provide expert care for new populations.
Acquire and develop new housing units specifically designed for seniors and large families.
Diversified Funding Strategy We will leverage data-driven outcomes to attract a mix of government, foundational, and corporate support, demonstrating how stable housing creates positive public impact.
© 2025 Freedom Fighting Missionaries. This interactive report was generated to visualize the FFM Expanded Services Model.