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Point In Time Results

As you might remember, the HAC and Homeward Bound conducted the annual Point-in-Time count on January 26. The following are the results of the count, released at the 2012 Affordable Housing Breakfast.  Information may also be found on http://www.doveinc.org/


Total Homeless Persons: 210
Adults: 159
Children: 51
In a shelter: 87
In Transitional Housing: 61
Using Motel voucher: 7
In Safe Haven: 3
Unsheltered: 52
Chronically Homeless Persons: 49
Total Homeless Households: 147
Male: 90
Female: 57
Without children: 116
With children: 31
Race:
Black: 52
White: 84
Hispanic: 4
Multiracial: 2
Other: 1
unknown: 4
Veterans: 9
Households Affected by (may be more than 1 per hh):
Domestic Violence: 19
Physical Disability: 28
Substance Abuse: 45
Emotional/mental Illness: 38
DD/BI/PTSD: 21
HIV/AIDS: 1
Chronically Homeless Households: 44
Total Persons in Shelters/emergency motel vouchers: 94
Adults: 75
Children: 19
Chronically Homeless: 26
Total Households in Shelters/emergency motel voucher: 74
Male: 53
Female: 21
Without children: 62
With children: 12
Race:
Black: 19
White: 50
Multiracial: 1
Hispanic: 2
Other: 1
Unknown: 1
Veterans: 6
Households Affected by (may be more than 1 per hh):
Domestic Violence: 13
Physical Disability: 16
Emotional/mental illness: 23
DD/BI/PTSD: 12
Substance Abuse: 23
Unaccompanied children: 0
Chronically Homeless Households: 26
Total Persons in Transitional Housing/Safe Haven: 64
Adults: 34
Children: 30
Chronically Homeless: 3
Total Households in Transitional Housing/Safe Haven: 31
Male: 6
Female: 25
Without children: 14
With children: 17
Race:
Black: 16
White: 15
Veterans: 0
　
　
　
　
　
　
　
Households Affected by (may be more than 1 per hh):
Domestic Violence: 1
Physical Disability: 2
Emotional/mental illness: 7
DD/BI/PTSD: 4
Substance Abuse: 8
Unaccompanied children: 0
Chronically Homeless Households: 3
Total Persons Unsheltered: 52
Adult: 50
Children: 2
Chronically Homeless: 20
Total Households Unsheltered: 42
Male: 31
Female: 11
Without children: 40
With children: 2
Race:
Black: 17
White: 19
Multiracial: 1
Hisp.: 2
Unknown: 3
Veterans: 3
Households Affected by (may be more than 1 per hh):
Domestic Violence: 5
Physical Disability: 10
Substance Abuse: 14
Emotional/Mental illness: 8
DD/BI/PTSD: 4
HIV/AIDS: 1
Chronically Homeless: 15
Unsheltered locations included streets (9), police department lobby (1), vehicles (10), abandoned buildings (20), tent (1), other building/lobby (8), other unspecified (3)

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