Point in Time 2013Everyone Counts!

Before the Count

• Community Outreach

• County Trainings• 3 Newspaper

Articles• Contacting

Agencies/Churches• Local Governmental

Support – County Resolution

MethodsService-Based

Street

Sheltered

Project Connec

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School District

Volunteers23 Individuals Volunteered for the Project Homeless Connect & Street Count

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DonationsHair cuts WaterTarpsSocksHatsGlovesScarvesDiscounted FoodMedical AssistanceEtc

Donors

Donation Committee Chair

• Donatos• Country Hearth• St Catherine's• Campbell Wahl• Razor’s Edge• Hartley Oil • TSC• Merchants National Bank• Weade Realtors• Chrisman H20• Dominos• My Sister’s House• Allen Griffiths Vision• Walmart• Tim Horton's • 3 Mom’s Catering• Southside Church• 15 private individuals

PIT COUNT @ A GLANCE Sheltered Unsheltered At-Risk

Individuals 53 6 80

Households 15 5 20

Adults 18 6 49

Children 35 0 31

Over 78% of Fayette County’s homeless live in transitional housing

Homeless Program Percentages

12%

78%

10%

Program Type

Emergency Shelter Transitional HousingRapid Rehousing Unsheltered

Single Parents comprise the majority of homeless families in Fayette County

Percentage by Family Type

26%

11%58%

5%

Family Status

Single Adults2 Parent FamilySingle Parent Fam-ilyCouples w/o Children

2/3 of Fayette County Homeless are Children

Adults vs. Children

Adults34%

Children66%

Year by Year Comparison

Sheltered Unsheltered Total At Risk

2008 60 29 89 NaN

2009 65 16 81 96

2010 56 24 80 113

Summer 2010 41 32 73 101

2011 60 31 91 118

2012 51 18 89 171

2013 53 6 59 80

10

50

90

130

170

Subpopulations• Sheltered• 4 DV = 2%

• Unsheltered• SMI = 17%• Chronic Homeless = 17%

At-Risk of Homelessness

• 80 individuals reported as at-risk of homelessness

• 49 adults; 31 children• School District Count

only completed by one school district

• 23 – Drop-in Center• 57- Miami Trace School

Count

Homeless Project Connect

• 9 AM – 3 PM• 20 adults reporting• 7 HUD homeless

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