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Bookmark or Share- About — Denver Basic Income ProjectThe Denver Basic Income Project recognizes and is opposed to the systemic barriers to rising out of poverty and supports providing cash assistance to those most impacted and in need. In eliminating financial barriers, we create a path to equity and social justice for the unhoused.
- Can direct cash payments alleviate poverty? Here’s what Denver has learnedThe Denver Basic Income Project is reporting “significant improvements in housing outcomes” among its participants, according to results released by researchers from University of Denver on...
- Denver Basic Income ProjectThe Denver Basic Income Project is investing in people and their ability to succeed when given trust, hope, and a financial foundation. We are the first and largest project in the United States studying the impact providing a guaranteed income to families and individuals experiencing homelessness.
- Denver Basic Income Project applications for homeless now acceptedThe project will provide financial support to 820 individuals or families in Denver that are living in homeless shelters, on the streets or who otherwise do not have stable housing.
- Research — Denver Basic Income ProjectThe Denver Basic Income Project (DBIP) is a program providing unconditional cash transfers to unhoused people living in Denver. The aims of the program are to test the feasibility and impact of guaranteed income for unhoused people.
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