This essay examines the National Health Care for the Homeless Council, an agency dedicated to providing healthcare and support services to vulnerable populations, particularly homeless individuals. The essay highlights the agency's mission to eliminate homelessness by establishing healthcare models and securing housing. It details the various services offered, including primary care, mental health treatment, and supportive housing, and the diverse healthcare workforce involved. The essay emphasizes the role of nurses in providing care through programs like medical respite and community outreach. It concludes by addressing the benefits provided to the vulnerable population and how nurses can utilize their expertise within this agency to improve the lives of those experiencing homelessness, referencing the agency's training and empowerment initiatives for healthcare providers.