One Touch Housing works to create healthier, more energy-efficient homes by bringing housing, health, and energy efforts together. The organization focuses on challenges that affect families and communities, including asthma attacks, hospitalizations, lead poisoning, high energy bills, and drafty homes, while recognizing the connection between housing conditions, energy needs, and climate change.

Its approach centers on breaking down the silos between existing programs and building partnerships. One Touch Housing engages public and private organizations, leverages community resources, and supports the development of a health workforce that understands housing and energy efficiency. Its services and initiatives are presented through a health, housing, and energy framework, with an emphasis on collaboration to help families access more coordinated support.

The organization lists work in Omaha, Nebraska; New Hampshire; Burlington and other locations in Vermont; Connecticut, including Waterbury; Memphis, Tennessee; and Minneapolis, Minnesota. Through its partnerships and location-based efforts, One Touch Housing aims to connect resources and expertise to improve home conditions and promote healthier, more energy-efficient living environments.