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Point oint-in in-Time Time Count 2020 2020 Count The 2020 Everybody Counts Point-in-Time Count effort is one way the City of Spokane and Spokane County Continuum of Care strives to utilize data and knowledge for action, in order to improve the


  1. Point oint-in in-Time Time Count 2020 2020 Count The 2020 Everybody Counts Point-in-Time Count effort is one way the City of Spokane and Spokane County Continuum of Care strives to utilize data and knowledge for action, in order to improve the lives of our most vulnerable citizens throughout the region. C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  2. HELLO! This presentation is designed to share data collected during the 2020 Everybody Counts campaign’s Point -in-Time Count. This data provides a snapshot that captures the circumstances and situations of people experiencing homelessness in our region. ACTION DATA KNOWLEDGE

  3. THE DATA Understanding the landscape of homelessness throughout Spokane County . C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  4. GENERAL INFORMATION C C ALL PEOPLE ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  5. WHO WAS COUNTED (All People) People in HH with Adults People in HH with and Children (Families), Children Only, 25, 363, 23% 2% 1,559 PEOPLE People in HH with Adults Only, 1171, 75%

  6. SHELTER TYPE (All People) People in Households with People in Households with People in Households with Adults and Children (Families) Adults Only Children Only Unsheltered, 28, 8% Unsheltered, Emergency Shelter, 505, 43% Unsheltered, 8, 32% 9, 36% Emergency Shelter, 593, 51% Transitional Housing, Emergency Shelter, 138, 38% 197, 54% Transitional Housing, 8, 32% Transitional Housing, 73, 6%

  7. TRENDS (All People) 1171 985 897 363 328 302 25 20 22 2018 2019 2020 Total People in HH with Adults and Children Total People in HH with Adults Only Total People in HH with Children Only

  8. DEMOGRAPHICS (All People) Transgender, 14, 1% Gender Non-Conforming, 4, 0% Under 18, 241, 15% Female, 627, 40% 18 to 24, 133, 9% GENDER AGE Male, 914, 59% 25 and Over, 1185, 76%

  9. SHELTER TYPE BY AGE (All People) 700 626 600 500 472 400 300 200 125 93 87 100 48 46 39 23 0 17 and Under 18 to 24 25 and Over Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Unsheltered

  10. RACE (All People) PIT Count Spokane County - 2010 Census 8% Multi-Racial 4% 2% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 1% 1% Asian 2% 12% American Indian and Alaska Native 2% 7% Black or African American 2% 72% White 89%

  11. RACE (All People) 1000 879 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 215 200 137 73 64 100 46 43 38 21 19 11 7 2 1 0 1 1 1 0 White Black or African American Indian Asian Native Hawaiian or Multi-Racial American and Alaska Native Other Pacific Islander HH w/Adults and Children HH w/Adults Only HH w/Children Only

  12. SHELTER TYPE BY RACE (All People) 700 608 600 500 400 363 300 200 144 107 100 73 60 48 34 35 21 17 15 12 9 6 4 3 0 0 White Black or African American Indian and Asian Native Hawaiian or Multi-Racial American Alaska Native Other Pacific Islander Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Unsheltered

  13. ETHNICITY (All People) ALL PEOPLE EXPERIENCING SPOKANE COUNTY HOMELESSNESS Hispanic/Latino, 5% Hispanic/Latino, 9% Non-Hispanic/Non- Non-Hispanic/Non- Latino, 91% Latino, 95%

  14. SHELTER TYPE BY ETHNICITY (All People) 800 722 700 600 500 400 300 246 181 200 100 58 24 24 0 Non-Hispanic/Non-Latino Hispanic/Latino Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Unsheltered

  15. DEEPER DIVE C C A look at sub-populations ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  16. HOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT CHILDREN (Single Adults) C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  17. SINGLE ADULTS 1,171 single adult men and women were counted, which represents a 19% increase from 2019 Unsheltered, 505, 43% Emergency Shelter, 593, 51% Transitional Housing, 73, 6%

  18. RACE (Single Adults) PIT Count Spokane County - 2010 Census 6% Multi-Racial 4% 1% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 1% 1% Asian 2% 12% American Indian and Alaska Native 2% 5% Black or African American 2% 75% White 89%

  19. TRENDS (Single Adults) 613 593 552 505 294 295 77 73 51 2018 2019 2020 Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Unsheltered

  20. HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDREN (Families) C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  21. FAMILIES 363 people in families with minor children were counted, which represents a 21% increase from 2019 Unsheltered, 28, 8% Transitional Housing, 138, 38% Emergency Shelter, 197, 54%

  22. RACE (Families) PIT Count Spokane County - 2010 Census 12% Multi-Racial 4% 5% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 1% 1% Asian 2% 13% American Indian and Alaska Native 2% 10% Black or African American 2% 59% White 89%

  23. TRENDS (Families) 197 168 154 145 138 129 28 19 15 2018 2019 2020 Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Unsheltered

  24. YOUNG ADULTS (18 to 24-Years-Old) C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  25. DEMOGRAPHICS (Young Adults) Emergency Shelter, 35, Gender Non-Conforming, 1, 1% 32% Transgender, 4, 4% Unsheltered, 42, 39% SHELTER GENDER TYPE Female, 53, 48% Male, 51, 47% Transitional Housing, 32, 29%

  26. RACE (Young Adults) PIT Count Spokane County - 2010 Census 11% Multi-Racial 4% Native Hawaiian or Other 3% Pacific Islander 1% 1% Asian 2% American Indian and 9% Alaska Native 2% 6% Black or African American 2% 71% White 89%

  27. Trends (Young Adults) 120 42 35 100 34 33 32 32 30 80 19 60 15 40 20 2018 2019 2020 0 2018 2019 2020 Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Unsheltered Young Adult (18-24)

  28. UNACCOMPANIED MINORS (17 and under) C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  29. DEMOGRAPHICS (17 and Under) Gender Non-Conforming, 2, 10% Emergency Shelter, 9, Unsheltered, 8, 42% 47% Transgender, 3, 16% SHELTER GENDER TYPE Female, 8, 42% Transitional Housing, 2, 11% Male, 6, 32%

  30. RACE (17 and Under) PIT Count Spokane County - 2010 Census 5% Multi-Racial 4% Native Hawaiian or Other 5% Pacific Islander 1% 1% Asian 2% American Indian and 5% Alaska Native 2% 5% Black or African American 2% 79% White 89%

  31. Trends (17 and Under) 120 15 13 100 80 9 8 60 4 40 2 2 1 1 20 2018 2019 2020 0 2018 2019 2020 Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Unsheltered Young Adult (18-24)

  32. VETERANS C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  33. VETERANS 143 veterans were counted, which represents a 68% increase from 2019 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION Veterans in Households with Adults and Children, 8% 2, 1% 92% Veterans in Households with Adults Only, 141, 99%

  34. GENDER (Veterans) 131 91 78 12 7 5 2018 2019 2020 Total Female Veterans Total Male Veterans

  35. SHELTER TYPE (Veterans) 95 Unsheltered, 48, 34% 67 66 48 29 19 2018 2019 2020 Sheltered Unsheltered Sheltered, 95, 66%

  36. CHRONICALLY HOMELESS C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  37. CHRONICALLY HOMELESS 485 chronically homeless were counted, which represents an 89% increase from 2019 Households with Households with Adults and Children Children Only, 2, 0% (Families), 7, 2% Sheltered, 218, 45% SHELTER HOUSEHOLD TYPE COMPOSITION Unsheltered, 267, 55% Households with Adults Only , 462, 98%

  38. TRENDS (Chronic Homeless) 485 265 257 2018 2019 2020 Total Chronically Homeless

  39. PUBLIC HEALTH CHALLENGES C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  40. OTHER POPULATIONS 529 adults counted reported experiencing serious mental illness 305 adults counted reported having a substance abuse condition 16 people counted reported living with HIV/AIDS or related illness 169 people counted reported being survivors of domestic violence

  41. SHELTER TYPE (Other Populations) ADULTS WITH SERIOUS ADULTS WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER Unsheltered, 238, 45% Unsheltered, 140, 47% Sheltered, 291, 55% Sheltered, 160, 53%

  42. SHELTER TYPE (Other Populations) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADULTS WITH HIV/AIDS SURVIVORS Sheltered, 1, 6% Unsheltered, 74, 44% Sheltered, 95, 56% Unsheltered, 15, 94%

  43. TRENDS (Other Populations) 529 315 307 305 184 169 159 125 121 16 14 8 2018 2019 2020 Severe Mental Illness Chronic Substance Abuse Living with HIV/AIDS Survivors of Domestic Violence

  44. SHELTERED HOMELESS C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  45. TRENDS (Sheltered Homeless) 799 780 735 219 214 200 2018 2019 2020 Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing

  46. UNSHELTERED HOMELESS C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

  47. UNSHELTERED LOCATIONS

  48. TRENDS – Total and CH (Unsheltered Homeless) 541 315 310 266 105 84 2018 2019 2020 All People Experiencing Unsheltered Homelessness Unsheltered - Chronically Homeless

  49. TRENDS (Unsheltered Homeless) 505 295 294 28 19 15 8 1 1 2018 2019 2020 Unsheltered in HH w/Children Unsheltered in HH w/o Children Unsheltered in HH w/only Children

  50. LAST PERMANENT RESIDENCE & REASONS FOR HOMELESSNESS C C ONTINUUM ARE ARE of of City of Spokane I Spokane County

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