JOBS & HOUSING GAP TASKFORCE: HOMELESS IN SAN MATEO COUNTY - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

JOBS & HOUSING GAP TASKFORCE: HOMELESS IN SAN MATEO COUNTY Iliana Rodriguez Agency Director Human Services Agency

Overview Homeless in San Mateo County Services available

County-Wide Collaboration Collaborative Committees › HOPE Inter-Agency Council County Leadership › Homeless Continuum of Care › Community Action Agency County Departments Cities Community Based Organizations (CBOs)

County Investment in Homelessness Purpose Funding Staffing $598,387 Homelessness Prevention $1,909,650 Outreach and Engagement $309,872 Emergency Housing $2,078,064 Shelter Diversion, Rapid Re- $3,052,987 Housing, and Housing Locator Transitional Housing $1,731,379 Permanent Supportive Housing $5,478,879 Other Services (TBD) $2,106,050 TOTAL FUNDING $17,265,268

Homeless Count 2500 2,281 2,149 2000 1,796 1,772 1500 1000 500 0 2009 2011 2013 2015 Unsheltered Sheltered

Fewer Unsheltered People 1500 1299 1162 1200 803 900 775 600 300 0 2009 2011 2013 2015 Unsheltered

Locations of Unsheltered People Encampments 18% Street 43% RV's 19% Cars 20%

Homelessness Throughout the County (Cities with more than 50 counted are listed) Unsheltered Homeless People City (2015 Point In Time Count) Redwood City 223 East Palo Alto 95 Half Moon Bay 84 San Mateo 82 Pacifica 63 South San Francisco 55

Homeless Services Emergency Shelters Outreach to Chronic Permanent Homeless Supportive Housing Safety Net Services Supportive Services and Homelessness › Rental subsidies › Assistance with first Prevention and last months rent › Utility assistance

Safety Net Services Coastside Hope Pacifica Resource Center Montara, Moss Beach, El Granada, Pacifica and Half Moon Bay Daly City Community Puente de la Costa Sur Services Center Pescadero, La Honda, San Gregorio, Daly City, Colma, Broadmoor and Loma Mar El Concilio of San Mateo Samaritan House County Millbrae, Burlingame, Hillsborough, San Mateo, Foster City, Belmont, and San East Palo Alto and Menlo Park Carlos YMCA Community Resource Fair Oaks Community Center Center South San Francisco, San Bruno, Redwood City, North Fair Oaks, and Brisbane Atherton, Woodside and Portola Valley

Outreach Homeless Outreach Teams (HOT) Health Care for the Homeless Dignity on Wheels Communities have multi-disciplinary team meetings to address challenges

Shelter Programs Shelter Providers Inventory Shelter Providers Inventory CORA 28 Home and Hope 20 LifeMoves (formerly InnVision 92 Shelter Network) Mental Health Association 15 Samaritan House 31 Project WeHOPE 40 VA Menlo Park 70 StarVista 6

Our Goal: Housing Stability Permanent Rapid Rehousing Client Choice Additional Supportive housing Housing resources › Rental housing › Shared housing › Affordable housing