Uploaded April 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Watch this powerful short video that proves we can end homelessness tomorrow. This video features Mark Horvath from Invisible People and Dr. Sam Tsemberis, who pioneered the housing first model along with the organization Pathways to Housing in New York City.
For more information and to support @home please click here: athomedocumentary.org
On any given night, nearly 633,782 people in the United States experience homelessness — over 60,000 of them veterans. And the average age of a homeless person in the United States is only nine years old. When we met Mark, we would never have believed that ending homelessness is achievable — but he has convinced us, as he has thousands of others, that it is.
Our goal: to use film, social media, and a smartphone game to amplify Invisible People's work — turning apathy into action, making the homeless men and women in your community visible, and inspiring more and more people to take action to solve homelessness in their own backyards.
Watch this powerful short video that proves we can end homelessness tomorrow. This video features Mark Horvath from Invisible People and Dr. Sam Tsemberis, who pioneered the housing first model along with the organization Pathways to Housing in New York City.
For more information and to support @home please click here: athomedocumentary.org
On any given night, nearly 633,782 people in the United States experience homelessness — over 60,000 of them veterans. And the average age of a homeless person in the United States is only nine years old. When we met Mark, we would never have believed that ending homelessness is achievable — but he has convinced us, as he has thousands of others, that it is.
Our goal: to use film, social media, and a smartphone game to amplify Invisible People's work — turning apathy into action, making the homeless men and women in your community visible, and inspiring more and more people to take action to solve homelessness in their own backyards.
