With nearly 3,300 program graduates to date, Ready, Willing & Able has proven that the combination of full-time paid work, stable housing, and comprehensive support services delivers the best and most reliable path to self-sufficiency for formerly homeless and formerly incarcerated individuals. As government at every level continues to face enormous challenges around unemployment, housing and criminal recidivism, the Ready, Willing & Able model provides a proven solution.

Increasing numbers of city governments, non profits, and individuals contact us each year seeking to bring RWA to their community. We are eager to share our model, experience and best practices, which we hope will facilitate program replication. Though our current plans do not include Doe Fund-led replication efforts, we are here to help.

Please review the materials in this section and contact us if you would like to begin a dialogue with Doe Fund staff to address your specific questions.