Homeless Count Released For Point-In-Time Effort - Oakdale Leader
The annual count data is critical to determine the scope of homelessness, define existing resources, and identify any gaps in services in Stanislaus County.
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The annual count data is critical to determine the scope of homelessness, define existing resources, and identify any gaps in services in Stanislaus County.
The Lamar County Homelessness Coalition will hold its annual Point-In-Time (PIT) homeless count on Thursday, February 24th. The PIT count is a national count of unduplicated sheltered and unsheltered homeless persons on a single day. Locally, the count helps local agencies plan services and progra
The County of Orange is among several Continuums of Care (CoC) in Southern California that have been approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to forgo the Unsheltered Count of the 2021 Point In Time due to the impacts of COVID-19. HUD is still requiring CoCs to complete the Sheltered Count and Homeless Inventory Counts (HIC), which are an annual mandate that occurs concurrently with the biennial unsheltered count process. The Sheltered Count and the HIC will be completed during the last week of January working in collaboration with 2-1-1 Orange County. The majo...