Sub-populations 2016 Annual 2015 UN TH ES SH Rate Total Change Severely 376 -18% 89 94 287 19 19% 459 Mentally Ill Persons with 26 +30% 4 10 22 0 1% 20 HIV/AIDS Victims of Domestic 337 +3% 5 30 267 2 17% 328 Violence Chronic Substance 213 -36% 50 111 163 6 11% 334 Abuse Veterans 205 +6% 30 98 76 1 8% 193 Other Individuals in the Care of the Homeless Services System Individuals and families are not counted as homeless for the duration of time that they are participants in permanent supportive housing or rapid re-housing programs. Because these PSH and RRH programs are operated by continuum of care agencies and constitute a significant body of work, participant data helps to round out our understanding of the overall system of care and inform our understanding of who is receiving services. Individuals in Permanent Supportive Housing January Total Adults Children Families 28, 2016 Persons Total 1,150 272 1,422 448 Number Rate Male 622 54%
Sub-populations UN TH ES SH Rate 2016 2015 Total Annual Change Severely Mentally Ill 89 94 287 19 19% 376 459 -18% Persons with HIV/AIDS 4 10 22 0 1% 26 20 +30% Victims of Domestic Violence 5 30 267 2 17% 337 328 +3% Chronic Substance Abuse 50 111 163 6 11% 213 334 -36% Veterans 30 98 76 1 8% 205 193 +6% Other Individuals in the Care of the Homeless Services System Individuals and families are not counted as homeless for the duration of time that they are participants in permanent supportive housing or rapid re-housing programs. Because these PSH and RRH programs are operated by continuum of care agencies and constitute a significant body of work, participant data helps to round out our understanding of the overall system of care and inform our understanding of who is receiving services. Individuals in Permanent Supportive Housing January 28, 2016 Adults Children Total Persons Families Total 1,150 272 1,422 448 Number Rate Male 622 54%
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