The SKF is one of the two partners of the project so far, along with Housing First Berlin. From May onwards, according to the social administration, three more agencies will take care of finding housing for the homeless. Possibly two more agencies will be added, said Stefan Strauß, spokesperson for the social administration. In response to a call for tenders by the administration in February, 13 agencies had applied. Social Senator Katja Kipping (Left Party) announced in autumn 2022 that the housing project would be permanently established and expanded in Berlin after a three-year pilot project phase. A total of 6.1 million euros is planned for 2022 and 2023. The expansion of the offer also includes housing for women with children.