LifePath Portal: Who It Serves

Designed for people who need help—and those who help them.

User Groups

          👤 Participants
          Age: 18–65, including transitional youth or older adults
Low-income, housing insecure, limited tech access
Need privacy, dignity, progress tracking

        

          👩‍⚕️ Case Managers
          Social workers, therapists, reentry specialists
Seek better engagement visibility, lower admin time

        

          🏢 Service Providers
          Program directors, nonprofit managers
Need efficient intake, compliance, data verification

        

          🧑‍⚖️ Funders & Policymakers
          Local/state agencies, foundations
Want trend data, impact evaluation, equitable design

        

📍 Profile: Hypothetical County (1M Residents)

          📊 Age Distribution
          0–17: 22%
18–24: 9%
25–44: 26%
45–64: 26%
65+: 17%

        

          🧾 Public Support Usage
          Medicaid: ~210,000
In poverty: ~130,000
Receiving any support: ~325,000

        

          💰 Annual Support per Person
          Medicaid: ~$7,300
Social Security: ~$17,000
SNAP: ~$650 per individual
Estimated total bundle: ~$10k–$15k

        

          🏛 Provider Budgets
          County Health & Human Services: $200M–$400M
Nonprofit ecosystem: $50M–$150M

        

          ⚙️ Overhead Ratios
          Social Security: ~0.5%
Typical Services: 10–20%

        

          📦 Support Delivery Types
          Cash Transfers: SSI, TANF
In-Kind Benefits: SNAP, Medicaid
Direct Services: job training, housing casework

        

📱 Potential LifePath Portal Users

✔️ Estimated Eligible & Capable Users

~210,000 to 230,000 people in a county of 1 million

Receive some form of support
Own a smartphone (70% of low-income adults)
Capable of using apps and online services

≈ 21–23% of total population

For a whitepaper that provides further market analysis, Click Here