Volunteers track unhoused population for annual 'Point-in-Time' count
Volunteers use the count to track trends in homelessness and provide resources for the most vulnerable.
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Volunteers use the count to track trends in homelessness and provide resources for the most vulnerable.
The PIT count seeks to provide a better estimate of how many people are living outside in the Sacramento region on any given night.
In the last PIT count, it was determined that 9,278 individuals experienced homelessness on a single night in Sacramento County.
Volunteers are participating in the point-in-time count in Thomas County. The count is an official collection of survey data sent to the U.S. Department of Urban Housing Development.
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