- ✴ 1,536 people encountered
- ✴1,143 surveys completed
- ✴ 932 (79%) are vulnerable with high mortality Risk
To view more detailed results and to learn about our next steps in meeting our goal of housing 100 from those most vulnerable, click in the link below to view the pdf of the PowerPoint presentation given on May 9, 2011.
Survey Results - pdf of PowerPoint Presentation from May 9, 2011 briefing
Next Steps:
The survey prioritization targets limited housing resources to those most in need; thereby saving lives and impacting the community through an immediate visible reduction in street homelessness and use of high cost emergency services. The ongoing campaign calls for key public and private organizations to come together, along with hundreds of volunteers from the community, to identify our community’s most long-term and vulnerable homeless and to align existing housing and supportive services to match the needs of these individuals. The national goal is to permanently house 100,000 of our nation’s most vulnerable by July 2013. Locally, our immediate goal will be to house 100 of our county’s most long-term and vulnerable homeless in the coming year, and to create innovations and systems changes that will result in lasting, institutionalized process improvements and systems reforms that literally save lives.
