Empower people who experience homelessness

Our online product, Keep.id, helps non-profits with identification services for those experiencing homelessness.

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The Problem

Identification is key to essential services

Homelessness falls at the intersection of many social issues: income inequality, substance abuse, unaffordable healthcare, and more.

Obtaining identification helps individuals access essential services and escape the cycle of homelessness.

Access to Shelters:
54% of homeless individuals report being denied access to shelters or adequate housing services
Access to Food:
54% of homeless individuals report being denied access being denied access to foodstamps
Access to Medical Services:
49% of homeless individuals report being denied access to Medicaid or other medical services
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Our Solution and Approach

Secure, obtain and utilize identification

Team Keep is dedicated to see the oppressed gain security and stability in the digital age. Our product, Keep.id, aims to reduce barriers in identification services in the Philadelphia community.

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Community Outreach

We work directly with community organizations to provide identification services where they're needed most.

Face to Face

Face to Face

We partner with Face to Face to provide essential identification services to Germantown.

  • Host a weekly computer lab to assist community members with digital services from job searches to benefits applications
  • Work with their birth certificate clinic to help attendees store digital copies of vital documents
  • Assist clinic attendees with completing social security card applications

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Our Nonprofit Partners

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