Of the 632 unsheltered individuals who were assessed during the annual homeless count (Point in Time 2017- 2018) conducted in January, 2018, there were 514 disabled, 103 veterans, 154 lived in a place not meant for human habitation, 17 domestic violence victims, 444 males, 188 females, 337 Caucasian, 213 African American, 68 multiple races and 79 who had been chronically homeless (more than 12 months). This project will enable Opening Doors to reach and provide field-based outreach and engagement services to unserved/underserved individuals who are homeless, severely disabled, mentally ill, residing in uninhabitable living conditions and the “hidden” homeless that otherwise would not come to the office. The purchase of a mobile office outreach van will allow Opening Doors’ office to reach rural areas where homeless clients live but do not have transportation. Grant money will be used to purchase a 2018 Ford Transit LWB Extended Cab custom built as a mobile outreach office equipped with the same service elements found at the office, extending the reach to those in remote locations and desperate situations. A Verizon Smarthub as a mobile high-speed internet connection will allow case managers and partnered clinical staff to use laptop computers to access and refer clients to resources. Custom designed shirts for the project along with a logo wrap for the van will be purchased to expand community awareness of the program.