Sustainable Housing
Healthy, efficient homes people can afford to keep
Needs Check, ThriveAI, ThrivePlan and ThriveMatch turn housing and home-performance needs into clear next steps, resources and coordinated action.
ThriveMatch
Potential resources for Sarah Jenkins's plan
Now that we understand what may need to happen, these are resources that could help move each appropriate plan step forward. Each one is attached to a ThrivePlan step, explains why it may be relevant, and shows what still needs verification.
Sustainable Housing case
SHC-2001
Plan
THP-2001
Home
Eastside Commons · Unit 304
Location / property type
1420 Maple Row, Eastside, MI 48214 · Multi-family walk-up · 12 units · 3 stories
ThriveHabitat workflow
- IDENTIFY
- UNDERSTAND
- MATCH
- COORDINATE
- RESOLVE
- MEASURE
Save at least one appropriate resource to a plan step to advance this case toward coordination.
No eligibility or funding is determined here
ThriveMatch shows resources that may be relevant based on current information. It does not determine eligibility, approve funding, qualify a provider, or guarantee an outcome. Eligibility and current status require verification.
Next — Understand building performance
Determine whether a qualified building-performance / home-energy assessment is appropriate for this home, after the active heating issue is addressed.
Energy / building-performance assessment
Eastside Home Performance Assessment Pathway
Demo program — fictional, synthetic data
The plan's next step is deciding whether a qualified building-performance / home-energy assessment is appropriate. This pathway covers that kind of assessment for multi-family rental units.
Why this match?
- ThrivePlan step: determine whether a building-performance assessment is appropriate
- Property Passport: no energy assessment on file for this unit
- Property type: multi-family walk-up rental unit
- Location: Eastside, MI service area
Matching is rule-based on plan step, property information and location — there is no hidden match score.
Eastside, MI — multi-family properties up to 4 stories (demo service area)
Intake is shown as open in the demo dataset. Real-world intake status would need confirming before anyone relies on it.
Qualified professional category
Building-performance professional (BPI-type category)
Demo provider — fictional
The plan's next step needs a qualified building-performance professional. This is a provider category, shown so coordination can begin — not a specific recommended or vetted firm.
Why this match?
- ThrivePlan step: assessment appropriateness is a professional determination
- Property Passport: air leakage and insulation not assessed
- Responsible party named in the plan for this step
Matching is rule-based on plan step, property information and location — there is no hidden match score.
Eastside, MI metro (demo coverage area)
Any professional engaged must hold current, independently confirmed credentials. This demo entry asserts no credential, licence, certification or utility approval.
Immediate — Address the active housing issue
Review and resolve the currently open heating concern under REQ-1041.
Community / housing support
Eastside Housing Stability Help Desk
Demo program — fictional, synthetic data
The resident reported a high energy bill alongside an active heating concern. Community help desks of this type can point households to bill-support and habitability resources while repairs are being handled.
Why this match?
- ThrivePlan step: active heating concern is open
- Resident reported high energy costs
- Category: community and housing support in the property's area
Matching is rule-based on plan step, property information and location — there is no hidden match score.
Eastside, MI residents (demo service area)
Listed as a possible support contact in the demo dataset. Availability and current hours would need confirming.
Then — Evaluate appropriate efficiency improvements
Use the assessment findings to evaluate which efficiency improvements, if any, are appropriate for this home.
Weatherization / energy-efficiency program
Riverbend Weatherization Support Program
Demo program — fictional, synthetic data
If an assessment later identifies appropriate air-sealing or insulation work, this program covers that category of work for income-qualified households in rental housing.
Why this match?
- ThrivePlan step: evaluate appropriate efficiency improvements after assessment
- Property Passport: insulation and weatherization conditions unknown
- Resident reported drafts in some rooms
- Location: Eastside, MI service area
Matching is rule-based on plan step, property information and location — there is no hidden match score.
Eastside and Riverbend districts, MI (demo service area)
The demo dataset lists a document checklist before any review can start. Nothing has been submitted for this household.
Funding / incentive resource
Sample Utility Efficiency Incentive (demo)
Demo program — fictional, synthetic data
Incentives of this type can offset assessment or efficiency-improvement costs where a program and property both fit. It is listed here as a possible funding route to look into, not as awarded support.
Why this match?
- ThrivePlan step: efficiency improvements may carry cost
- Property type: multi-family rental
- Category: building-performance and efficiency work
Matching is rule-based on plan step, property information and location — there is no hidden match score.
Utility territory covering Eastside, MI (demo service area)
The demo dataset indicates pre-approval before work begins. No amount, award or savings is implied.