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CFCH FL -507 Sheltered/Unsheltered Count

Homeless

POINT-IN-TIME COUNT

2022

PIT COUNT

Once every year, the Central Florida Commission on Homelessness (CFCH) organizes a count of every person experiencing homelessness on a single night. 


This count is known as the Point-In-Time (PIT) Count. The PIT is used to allocate federal resources, understand local homelessness trends, and inform policy change. 

Sheltered Count1693167415481544172520182019202020212022050010001500

1725

people were experiencing sheltered homelessness

12% from 2021

total people were counted during the PIT count (sheltered and unsheltered)

2151

149

Veterans

26

Parenting Youth

403

Chronically Homeless (Disability and 1+ years of homelessness)

Unaccompanied

Youth

PIT  Totals

March 8th 2022

7% from 2020

72

Sheltered Count by Project TypeSheltered in THSheltered in ES2018201920202021202250075010001250

While the count of sheltered persons in Transitional Housing has held steady, the count of persons in Emergency Shelter has varied greatly.  This has been  influenced by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Shelter capacities were reduced to help stop the spread of Covid-19 (2020 - 2021)

Covid relief funding has made resources and non-congregate shelter more available to the homeless population (2022)

Unsheltered Count360336459426201820192020202120220200400

people were experiencing unsheltered homelessness

426

7% from 2020

* No Unsheltered count due to Covid-19

*

Emergency ShelterWhite (37.47%)Black (54.9%)Asian (0.57%)AI/AN (0.16%)NH/PI (0.49%)Multi (6.41%)
Transitional HousingWhite (48.58%)Black (46.95%)Asian (0.81%)Multi (3.66%)
UnshelteredWhite (65.03%)Black (27.23%)Asian (0.7%)AI/AN (3.05%)NH/PI (1.64%)Multi (2.35%)

Race

Distribution

2022

Emergency ShelterHispanic (21.82%)Non-Hispanic (78.18%)

Ethnicity

2022

Transitional HousingHispanic (25%)Non-Hispanic (75%)
UnshelteredHispanic (17.61%)Non-Hispanic (82.39%)

PIT - DEMOGRAPHICS

MaleFemale201820192020202120220255075100
MaleFemale201820192020202120220255075100
MaleFemale20182019202020220255075100

Emergency Shelter

Transitional Housing

Unsheltered

Transgender, Gender that is not singularly ‘Female’ or ‘Male’, and Questioning represented less than 1% of each year's count

While the unsheltered count continues to be predominantly Male, the gender gap between Male and Female participation in Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing is narrowing.

Gender

Age

Households

Emergency Shelter Householdswith Children20182019202020212022050100150200

Households with children

267

28% from 2021

Single adults

1292

4% from 2020

2022

The number of people in families served in Emergency Shelter more than doubled in 2022 (from 176 to 359 individuals) due to COVID relief funds for hotel stays.

Sheltered AgeDistribution 2022Children (31.83%)Youth (6.61%)Adults (61.57%)
Unsheltered AgeDistribution 2022Children (0.23%)Youth (2.58%)Adults (97.18%)

Children (<18 years old) and Youth (18 - 24 years old) make up almost 40% of the Sheltered count for 2022

Adults (24+ years old) make up 97% of the Unsheltered count for 2022

Data Sources: CFCH FL-507 HMIS & Participating Provider Surveys

www.hsncfl.org

www.hmiscfl.org

154

Adults with Serious Mental Illness

Adults with Substance Abuse Disorder

134

93

Adults with HIV/AIDS

264

Adults Survivors of Domestic Violence