A New Public-Private Model

Smart, Safe, Connected Housing

The Affordable Smart Housing Program (ASHP) is a next-generation partnership framework designed for cities, states, and financial institutions seeking measurable community impact, safer homes, aging-in-place support, and modernized housing infrastructure.

This page provides a strategic overview. Detailed technical and funding mechanisms are shared only with approved partners.

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Partner Benefits

ASHP provides a clear, co-funded pathway to meet public obligations and private investment goals simultaneously.

Why Cities & States Participate

Cities and states face rising pressure to improve housing quality, support seniors, strengthen community health, and expand access to smart home technology — all while managing tight budgets and strict accountability. ASHP provides a turnkey, co-funded pathway to modernize homes and housing portfolios across a city.

Leverage Existing Funding Streams

Cities can deploy ASHP using the funds they already access:

  • City budget allocations
  • County and state programs
  • Federal resources such as HUD, HHS, CMS, ARPA-style allocations, and more

ASHP is designed to multiply the impact of these public dollars by blending them with bank, philanthropic, and corporate funding.

Modernize Homes at Scale

ASHP upgrades selected homes and housing communities with:

  • Smart safety features
  • Health & wellness support
  • Tools that help older adults and families live safely at home

(Technology details are kept confidential and shared under partnership agreements.)

Generate Data That Strengthens Policy & Funding

Cities gains access to aggregated, de-identified insights that support:

  • Funding renewals
  • Grant applications
  • Smart city initiatives
  • Aging & senior services strategy
  • Community wellness and prevention programs

Reduce Long-Term Costs

Safer homes, connected residents, and integrated support services help reduce:

  • Emergency calls
  • Unplanned hospitalizations
  • Housing instability
  • Older adult relocations into high-cost care

Why Banks Participate

Banks with nonprofit foundations, donor-advised funds, or community investment divisions partner with ASHP to meet and exceed their social impact targets.

CRA-Ready Community Investment

ASHP directly supports:

  • Older Adults
  • Multigenerational families
  • Transitional and community housing
  • Lower- and moderate-income neighborhoods

The program includes clear documentation aligned with CRA expectations.

ESG & CSR Impact With Verified Metrics

Banks gain measurable, reportable outcomes across:

  • Housing stability
  • Health & safety improvements
  • Aging-in-place success
  • Community engagement
  • Digital inclusion

These insights support sustainability reporting, foundation KPIs, and board-level strategy.

A Scalable Platform for Corporate Donor Engagement

ASHP allows bank foundations to:

  • Invite existing corporate donor partners
  • Expand CSR partnerships
  • Create local, regional, or national impact initiatives

Strengthen Community Relationships

Banks become visible contributors to safer, healthier neighborhoods — not just lenders, but trusted community partners.

The ASHP Difference

ASHP is the first framework to unite multiple essential components into a single deployable system that cities, states, and financial institutions can adopt together.

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Community Planning
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Integrated Components

ASHP is the first framework to unite:

Smart home safety technology

Health and wellness support

Social and human services integration

A structured certification model

Measurable impact data

A blended capital partnership structure

…into one deployable system that cities, states, and financial institutions can adopt together.

At The Center: Betti AI

At the center of ASHP is Betti, our AI-driven, camera-free smart home hub designed for older adults and multigenerational households.

Betti helps verify participation, activate smart features, and capture essential, consent-based impact signals. Full system details are provided only during private partner briefings.

Betti AI

Smart Home Hub

Camera-Free Safety

Advanced security systems focused on privacy and resident well-being.

Verification & Compliance

Tools to capture essential signals for program compliance and impact reporting.

Resident Activation

Enables residents to easily activate and manage their smart home features.

Consent-Based Data

Secure data capture for community planning and long-term funding strategies.

Program Structure & Compliance

A transparent, legally-compliant framework designed for measurable impact and seamless partnership.

Who ASHP Serves

ASHP is designed for:

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Older Adults (55+)

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Multigenerational families

Modern apartment building

Transitional & supportive housing

Property manager reviewing plans

Affordable housing providers

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City/state housing portfolios

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HOAs and managed communities

Modern prefabricated home construction

Developers of modular and prefab smart homes

Public-Private Co-Funding Model

Funding Structure (High-Level)

ASHP uses a public–private co-funding model that blends:

Public Contributions

City, county, and state housing/health budgets

Federal funding (HUD, HHS, CMS, ARPA-style grants, etc.)

Private Contributions

Bank nonprofit/foundation contributions

Corporate CSR/ESG investments

Each city's funding stack is customized with its legal and procurement teams.
We do not publish the full structure publicly due to proprietary components.

A Note on Legality

Legal Foundation

Public–private partnerships like ASHP are widely used.

Cities and states can — when structured appropriately — partner with nonprofits and bank foundations to deploy community programs.

Bank Participation

Banks may participate through:

Their nonprofit/foundation arm

Community investment divisions

CSR/ESG programs

Compliance Assurance

All partnerships are reviewed with each partner's legal, procurement, and compliance departments to ensure regulatory alignment.

Next Steps: Request Your Confidential Briefing

We share full program details, certification standards, and deployment models only with verified government agencies and financial institutions.

If your city, state, or institution is exploring next-generation housing, senior support, ESG/CRA opportunities, or smart community infrastructure: Request a confidential briefing. We will walk you through options tailored to your region.

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