• Homelessness in Washington, DC: Here are the statistics

    From Leroy N. Soetoro@1:229/2 to All on Friday, February 28, 2020 21:49:37
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    From: leroysoetoro@kaga.com

    https://www.foxnews.com/us/homelessness-washington-dc-by-the-numbers- statistics

    The most recent homelessness survey for the Washington, D.C., metropolitan
    area showed numbers moving in the right direction, revealing a seven
    percent decrease in the overall number of homeless people.

    A 2019 Point-in-Time survey conducted by the Metropolitan Washington
    Council of Governments showed there are a total of 9,794 homeless
    individuals. This is the lowest number since the region began collecting
    data in 2001, and the first time the number has dropped below 10,000. This sample area included the nation's capital, along with parts of Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia.

    There are now 686 fewer people living on the streets or in shelters than
    in 2018, according to the council.

    Seven of nine jurisdictions recorded decreases in the number of persons experiencing homelessness from 2018 to 2019, the survey showed.

    The report also credited coordinated projects between the departments of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Veterans Affairs (VA) as having a positive impact on reducing the number of military veterans who have been homeless since 2015.

    US homelessness increases for third year in a rowVideo
    The availability of permanent housing resources and financial vouchers
    have also benefited veterans and contributed to the turnaround, according
    to the survey.

    In the District of Columbia, specifically, there was a six percent
    decrease in the total number of homeless residents between 2018 and 2019;
    the count went from 6,904 to 6,521, the report showed.

    Between 2015 and 2019, D.C. saw a drastic 11 percent drop in homelessness across the board. The city attributed the decrease to new policies
    centered on homeless families that granted them year-round access to
    shelters and increased social service options.

    The streamlined method allowed shelters to better absorb the higher volume
    of refuge seekers during the colder winter months while maintaining
    efficiency.

    The District of Columbia passed the End Youth Homeless Amendment Act in
    2014, expanding access to youth-centric services, and it also mandated an annual census.

    The city also launched the Homelessness Prevention Program (HPP), which
    seeks to help families resolve a housing crisis before a shelter stay is
    even necessary.



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  • From gymRatRedneck@1:229/2 to Leroy N. Soetoro on Saturday, February 29, 2020 20:21:25
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    From: gymrathippie@shitbucket.kill

    Point-in-time census/surveys are pretty useless and typically massively undercount the number of houseless people. Locally, at a central
    California coastal town, according to best guesses from poeople who work
    with homeless people daily, the count was 50% of the number expected and
    even though the homeless population OBVIOUSLY grew dramatically over the
    year the count said the homeless population fell by a substantial number.

    gRRn


    On 2/28/20 1:49 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
    https://www.foxnews.com/us/homelessness-washington-dc-by-the-numbers- statistics

    The most recent homelessness survey for the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area showed numbers moving in the right direction, revealing a seven
    percent decrease in the overall number of homeless people.

    A 2019 Point-in-Time survey conducted by the Metropolitan Washington
    Council of Governments showed there are a total of 9,794 homeless individuals. This is the lowest number since the region began collecting
    data in 2001, and the first time the number has dropped below 10,000. This sample area included the nation's capital, along with parts of Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia.

    There are now 686 fewer people living on the streets or in shelters than
    in 2018, according to the council.

    Seven of nine jurisdictions recorded decreases in the number of persons experiencing homelessness from 2018 to 2019, the survey showed.

    The report also credited coordinated projects between the departments of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Veterans Affairs (VA) as having a positive impact on reducing the number of military veterans who have been homeless since 2015.

    US homelessness increases for third year in a rowVideo
    The availability of permanent housing resources and financial vouchers
    have also benefited veterans and contributed to the turnaround, according
    to the survey.

    In the District of Columbia, specifically, there was a six percent
    decrease in the total number of homeless residents between 2018 and 2019;
    the count went from 6,904 to 6,521, the report showed.

    Between 2015 and 2019, D.C. saw a drastic 11 percent drop in homelessness across the board. The city attributed the decrease to new policies
    centered on homeless families that granted them year-round access to
    shelters and increased social service options.

    The streamlined method allowed shelters to better absorb the higher volume
    of refuge seekers during the colder winter months while maintaining efficiency.

    The District of Columbia passed the End Youth Homeless Amendment Act in
    2014, expanding access to youth-centric services, and it also mandated an annual census.

    The city also launched the Homelessness Prevention Program (HPP), which
    seeks to help families resolve a housing crisis before a shelter stay is
    even necessary.




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