From pilot to national platform

One flagship. One next metro. 150+ on the roadmap.

H.O.O.D. Hope licenses metro by metro so every hub keeps local trust and a local nonprofit operator — while sharing one national model, one set of wellness pillars, and one site architecture that can add the next metro without a redesign.

Flagship Metro — Active

Kansas City

H.O.O.D. Hope's founding metro and organizational headquarters — where the Sustainable Wellness Housing Program was born and where the model is being proven alongside St. Louis.

  • Economic Stability
  • Education Access
  • Health Care Access
  • Neighborhood & Environment
  • Social & Community Context
View Kansas City hub
Flagship Metro — Active

St. Louis

The proof-of-concept flagship for the Sustainable Wellness Housing Program, implemented with local partner Vision for Children at Risk.

  • Economic Stability
  • Education Access
  • Health Care Access
  • Neighborhood & Environment
  • Social & Community Context
View St. Louis hub
Target Metro — National Platform Roadmap

Dallas

A future target metro as H.O.O.D. Hope's licensing model scales toward 150+ metros nationally.

  • Economic Stability
  • Education Access
View Dallas hub
Target Metro — National Platform Roadmap

Detroit

A future target metro as H.O.O.D. Hope's licensing model scales toward 150+ metros nationally.

  • Neighborhood & Environment
  • Economic Stability
View Detroit hub
Target Metro — Regional Expansion

Wichita

The next stop on the roadmap: testing the portability of the licensing framework and operational guardrails outside the flagship market.

  • Neighborhood & Environment
  • Health Care Access
  • Social & Community Context
View Wichita hub

What's next

Expanding beyond the first five.

Our route structure and content model are built so new metros can be added as data, not as a redesign — supporting national scale without rebuilding the platform.