Necessary ability to show exactly when/where individuals are being housed *School of Social Work working closely with ATCIC Point in Time Count Review (Veronica Neville) 415 volunteers 1,877 individuals experiencing homelessness – 667 unsheltered 1,210 sheltered Fewer transitional housing vouchers caused decrease in sheltered Total number of individuals experiencing homelessness decreased, yet number of both chronically homeless (640) and veterans (238) increased from 2014 Possible more specific/separate questions Difficulty counting persons living in a vehicle may be beneficial to include living – in a vehicle with VI-SPDAT Females (36% of population) 15% unsheltered were female – Most youth ever counted Focus on 3 numbers: PIT (Smallest number 1,877) – AHAR Count (around 6,000) HMIS Update on ECHO Listings and upcoming trainings Update on Street Medicine PATH goes out in the mornings to find unsheltered persons who need to see a doctor; PATH will begin using CA soon Restore Rundberg Goodwill – HUD NOFA-June/July Get data to other providers/agencies Policy Updates Ann Howard Source of Income Senator Watson Business and Commerce Committee Bill preventing cities – – from allowing renters to refuse tenants due to method of payment Tax Increment Financing for PSH ADJOURN Carlos Rivera Next Meeting: Wednesday, April 15th, 10am-11:30AM, Palm Square 2nd Floor Large Conference Room.
Necessary ability to show exactly when/where individuals are being housed *School of Social Work working closely with ATCIC Point in Time Count Review (Veronica Neville) 415 volunteers – 1,877 individuals experiencing homelessness 667 unsheltered 1,210 sheltered Fewer transitional housing vouchers caused decrease in sheltered Total number of individuals experiencing homelessness decreased, yet number of both chronically homeless (640) and veterans (238) increased from 2014 Possible more specific/separate questions Difficulty counting persons living in a vehicle – may be beneficial to include living in a vehicle with VI-SPDAT Females (36% of population) – 15% unsheltered were female Most youth ever counted Focus on 3 numbers: PIT (Smallest number – 1,877) AHAR Count (around 6,000) HMIS Update on ECHO Listings and upcoming trainings Update on Street Medicine PATH goes out in the mornings to find unsheltered persons who need to see a doctor; PATH will begin using CA soon Restore Rundberg – Goodwill HUD NOFA-June/July Get data to other providers/agencies Policy Updates Ann Howard Source of Income Senator Watson – Business and Commerce Committee – Bill preventing cities from allowing renters to refuse tenants due to method of payment Tax Increment Financing for PSH ADJOURN Carlos Rivera Next Meeting: Wednesday, April 15th, 10am-11:30AM, Palm Square 2nd Floor Large Conference Room.