Homes for Less

Purpose

Homelessness From Poverty is An American Tragedy & An Emergency Response Is Required. Contributing Factors Include:

Lack of Affordable Housing

Skyrocketing rents and a severe shortage of low-cost housing leave millions with nowhere to live.

Economic Pressures

Stagnant wages, job instability, and rising living costs force many families into homelessness.

Insufficient Response to Natural Disasters

Wildfires, floods, and storms displace thousands each year, with inadequate long-term recovery support.

Migration Patterns

People relocating for safety, opportunity, or climate reasons often find themselves without shelter or support networks.

Substance Abuse

Addiction, often rooted in trauma and despair, can lead to housing loss and make recovery more difficult without stable shelter.

Mental Health

Untreated or under-supported mental health conditions can contribute to housing instability and social isolation.

In a Nation of Trillions, Why Are 771,000 Still Unhoused?

771,000 Homeless People
Despite being one of the richest nations on Earth, over three-quarters of a million people in America live without stable shelter.
150,000 Children Under 18 
One in five homeless Americans is a child — an unacceptable reality in a country with vast wealth and resources.
$27.72 Trillion  GDP
America produces nearly $28 trillion in value annually — enough to end homelessness many times over.
Mission
United 1GPS is committed to eliminating homelessness for the children, immigrants, veterans, and citizens affected by this crisis before it worsens in today’s financial circumstances.

Shelter in North American climate is required for survival, and as U1GPS makes progress with our homes for less we will then prioritize:
Clean Air
Everyone deserves to breathe safe, unpolluted air — a basic right, not a privilege.
Clean Water
Access to clean drinking water is essential for life and must be guaranteed for all.
Healthy Food
Nutritious meals are a foundation for health, growth, and human dignity.
Sanitation
Safe and functioning sanitation systems are vital for community health and public safety.
Hygiene
Quality healthcare should be accessible to every person, regardless of income or status.
Mental Health
Mental wellness is equally important as physical health and must be treated with urgency and compassion.
...For All Of Humanity, Not Just The Wealthy!

The Plan to End Homelessness — One Shelter at a Time

Unified Communication
Open collaboration with all organizations committed to housing justice is essential to align efforts and maximize impact.

Available Land Identification
Locating suitable land or real estate is a critical first step for effective shelter placement.

Financial Roadmap
Our funding model includes nonprofit donations, corporate sponsorships, government support, and faith-based fundraising to ensure financial sustainability.

Committed Leadership
Success depends on a dedicated team who cares deeply about the well-being of their communities and works with urgency and purpose.
United 1GPS is actively building relationships with local and national organizations to form community coalitions that collaborate on shelter solutions.

Through public awareness campaigns, we aim to inspire all 340 million Americans to recognize that if we don’t act now, millions remain at risk of homelessness. Collective responsibility is the only path to lasting change.
1. Quantify Housing Needs
Analyze current U.S. shelter capacities to determine local shortages.

2. Secure Shelter Locations
Identify and prepare sites for the delivery and installation of temporary housing units.

3. Build Local Support
Coordinate with local donors, launch media outreach, and finalize funding plans.

4. Project Management
Oversee stakeholder coordination, production, delivery, and installation while ensuring resident satisfaction.

5. Community Impact Video
Create a complimentary marketing video showcasing each shelter’s positive influence on its community.
The 4140 Unit
A 40 ft. shipping container outfitted with (4) bedrooms and (1) bathroom.

Max Capacity: 8 people

Use Case: Family or group living

The 0540 Unit
A 40 ft. shipping container with (5) full bathrooms.

Use Case: Shower and restroom access at shelter sites
  • Waterproof and mold-resistant interior panels
  • Durable vinyl flooring
  • RV-standard infrastructure with 7-way electrical connection
  • Wastewater tanks for sink and shower
  • Fully insulated, heated, and air-conditioned
  • Private bedrooms with windows and locking doors
  • Incinerator toilet system for safe human waste disposal
  • Individual light and power access in each room
  • Optional corporate advertising panels available