Homeless in Houston: We re Making a Difference
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1 Homeless in Houston: We re Making a Difference Catherine L. Troisi, Ph.D. Associate Professor, MPACH University of Texas School of Public Health Gary M. Grier Project Manager Coalition For The Homeless of Houston/Harris County 18 June 2014
2 DEFINITIONS OF HOMELESSNESS HUD definition Literally homeless On the streets and in encampments Places not meant for human habitation: car, abandoned building, parks, and no electricity or plumbing Emergency shelter, transitional housing, or safe haven
3 WHO IS NOT REPORTED AS HOMELESS FOR THE PIT ACCORDING TO HUD Persons incarcerated in jail or penitentiary Persons in hotels/bunk houses on self pay Persons in substance abuse treatment facility unless specifically designated homeless bed Wards of the state CPS Living with a family member or friend (doubled up) In permanent supportive housing In hospital beds or waiting rooms
4 ENUMERATION: POINT IN TIME COUNT Federally mandated count of homeless Point- in-time (P-I-T) last ten days of January Must determine percent of vets, families with children, chronic homelessness Canvass all of Houston/Harris County/Fort Bend County Street Count and Sheltered Count
5 CITIES THAT FIT INTO HOUSTON & ETJ COMPARISON From: Knudson,LP 5
6 NEW METHODOLOGIES EMPLOYED ICS Joint effort between academia and community Just-in-Time training Plant and Capture method SWAT teams More staging areas/teams
7 INCIDENT COMMAND STRUCTURE Incident Command Structure (ICS) for PIT observational/ hard count Hotwash held after each count
8 A JOINT ACADEMIC/COMMUNITY EFFORT IC located at HDHHS IC CFTH Deputy IC - UTSPH Planning Chief HDHHS Operations Chief HDHHS Logistics Chief CFTH Finance/Admin CFTH Safety officer HDHHS/HPD Street teams CFTH, UT, UH, and other students, other community orgs, HDHHS SWAT teams - HDHHS
9 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Continuum of Care housing providers Service Providers Consumers, CAC, and Corps Schools Faith -based community Specialized outreach teams Special sub-populations Citizen Corps Student group Public officials Citizen groups and organizations Homeless and formerly homeless veterans
10 P-I-T: WAYS WE COUNTED Surface teams Specialized outreach teams Shelter count using HMIS Next day interviews to determine make-up of population
11 SURFACE TEAMS Ten staging areas Houston/Harris Co/Ft. Bend Co/Baytown ~ 30 map areas ~ 80 teams Each car had: Driver Navigator Homeless guide Recorder
12 OUTREACH SPECIALIST TEAMS Sub-population specialists Canvassed encampments, under bridges, off surface surveillance Interviews and engagement
13 SHELTER COUNT HMIS data confirmed for each housing provider for night of the count DV and non-hmis shelter data confirmed through self-report Utilize expanded CoC including faith based programs Calls made to shelters to verify Information obtained on clients using the shelter
14 P-I-T INTERVIEWS Service providers Day shelter Food services providers Outreach specialist Street interviews
15 WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE HOMELESS IN HOUSTON On January , there were 5,351* people experiencing homeless in Houston/Harris County Approximately 1 in 7 identified as chronically homeless individual Only 2 individuals were identified as members of a chronically homeless family 1 in 3 had substance abuse problems 2 in 5 had mental health issues 1 in 8 was a veteran *HUD definition
16 50% Subpopulations, % 30% 20% Sheltered Unsheltered Total population 10% 0% Chronic homeless individual* HIV positive** Veterans** Mental Illness** Substance Abuse** Domestic Violence** * only sheltered individuals in emergency shelters can be considered chronically homeless ** among adults only
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20 12000 Total Homeless, 2011 and Jail Sheltered Unsheltered
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24 SUMMARY 5,351 persons experiencing homeless were counted 2,291 (43%) staying place not meant for human habitation 3,060 (57%) staying in emergency shelters, transitional housing, or safe haven that evening. Expanded definition - 6,876 individuals 2014 PIT count represents: 16% decrease compared to % decrease compared to 2011 Increase in number in PSH 28% increase compared to % increase compared to 2011 Significant percent have mental health and/or substance abuse issues
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