What if every family had a real path to prosperity?

For over 45 years, Xiente has walked with families to overcome the barriers of poverty. Today, we continue that work by delivering education, housing, workforce development, and financial tools that lead to real, lasting economic mobility.

 

Building Pathways to Economic Mobility

Our work begins with empowering families. Through education, job training, housing access, and financial coaching, we create the conditions that allow families not only to survive—but to move forward.

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The Prosperity Project: From Stability to Opportunity

Our place-based strategy helps families and communities thrive by combining affordable housing, supportive services, and economic mobility planning—one family, one block, one future at a time.

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Guaranteed Income: A Direct Path to Stability

Xiente’s Guaranteed Income program provides families with unconditional cash support—so they can invest in their education, health, and goals. Stability isn’t a privilege—it’s a starting point.

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Where Poverty Ends and Possibility Begins

For over 45 years, Xiente has walked alongside families, not just meeting urgent needs—but building the foundations for lasting change. From early education to career development, from housing support to guaranteed income, we work every day to create real pathways to prosperity.

Our Impact: Economic Mobility

We serve low-income neighborhoods by expanding access to education, careers, housing, and financial capital. With data-informed strategies and deep community roots, we support families in building secure, thriving futures.

92%of families increased financial confidence through tailored financial coaching, guaranteed income pilots, and economic mobility case management that strengthened budgeting, savings, and long-term planning.

3000+residents participated in 2024 in Xiente programs—including early education, after-school, financial counseling, housing support, and community events—strengthening social, human, and financial capital.

178youth participated in anti-violence initiatives and programs focused on improving job readiness skills and expanding career exploration opportunities.