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2015 Greater Los Angeles

HomelessCount Results

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25,68R total # of homeless persons

Homelessness by Household Type

82%21,053 Single Adults

17%4,436 Family

Members

1%197 Unaccompanied

Minors

Demographics of Homelessness*

2,733

8,060

945 (4%)

546 (2%)

5,458

4,854

(21%)(19%)

(31%)

(32%)

0

I/ Veterans

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000

"'Domestic Violence Experience

Chronically Homeless Individuals MI Physical Disability

Chronically Homeless Family Members

• Substance Abuse* Demographic characteristics are

M Mental Illness

j Persons with HIV/AIDS

not mutually exclusive

17,687 (69%) l 7,999 (31%)Unsheltered Sheltered

111 62 & Older

55-61

II 25-54

NI 18-24

II Under 18

Gender

8,108Female

17,458Male

(32%)

120 (.5%)Transgender

(68%)

; African-American/Black

EL American Indian/Alaskan Native

▪ Asian/Pacific Islander

▪ Hispanic/Latino

▪ Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

496 654

(2%) (.31',)

• White/Caucasian

• Multi-Racial/Other

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LAHSA



City of Los AngelesTotals and % Share for the City of Los Angeles

2013 2015

CD1 1,149 5% 1,958 8%

CD2 1,024 4% 607 2%

CD3 353 2% 620 2% CD 12

• CD4 1,090 5% 625 2%

CD5 455 2% 879 3%

CD6 1,414 6% 1,517 6%

CD7 847 4% 1,062 4%CD 3

CD8 2,308 10% 1,641 6%

• CD9 2,565 11% 2,395 9%

• CD14 1.168 5% 1,348 5%

• CD11 1,390 6% 2,359 9%

CD12 251 1% 569 2%

• CD13 2,254 10% 2,270 9% CD 11CD14 5,500 24% 6,292 24%

CD15 1,225 5% 1,544 6%

City of L.A. 22,993 100% 25,686 100%

0CD 7

CD 6

CD 5

Total Homeless Persons for the City of Los Angeles from 2005 to 2015

50000

40000

30000

20000

10000

0

48,10340,144

19,506 21,047 22,993 25,686

2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015

The number of homeless persons in theCity of Los Angeles has increased by 12% since 2013

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CD 4

CD 10

CD 8

CD 13

CD 9

CD 15

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2015 Homelessness Concentration

Homeless Persons

Less than 5

6-10

11 - 15

16 - 20

21 - 25

26 - 50

More than 50

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June 2015

Homelessness ConcentrationLos Angeles City Council Districts and Supervisorial Districts (SDs)

Canoga Pa

West Hills

SD 3

Chatsworth

Winuetka

12Northridge

Reseda

Tarzana

Granada Hills

North Hollywood

I ValleyVillage

EncinoShe aks

Hollywood Hills

Studio City

Supervisorial Districts

City Council Districts

SD 5

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2015 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count

Subpopulation and Demographic Characteristics

City of Los Angeles 2013 2015 A %

Grand Total 22,993 1 25,686 12%

Unsheltered 14,968 42% 17,687 43%- 18%

Sheltered 8,025 23% 7,999 19% -0.3%

Individuals 18,173 51% 21,05351%! 16%

Family Members 4,144 1!12%. 4,436 11%, 7%

_3%Children in Families I 2,378 7%', 2,316 6%

Unaccompanied Minors 676 1.9% 197 ' 0.5%' -71%

Chronically Homeless Individuals 4,926. 14% 8,060 20% 64%_ . Chronically Homeless Family Members 770 2% 945 2% 23%

Veterans 2,584 7% 2,733 7% 6%

Female Veterans (included above) 146 0.4% 218 0.5% 49%

Mental Illness 6,455 18% 8,163 20% 26%

Substance Abuse 7,229 , 20% 6,255 15% -13%

Physical Disability 4,071 11% 4,854 12% 19%

Persons with HIV /AIDS 222 , 0.6% 546 1% 146%

Domestic Violence Experience 2,031 I 6% 5,458 13% 169%

Chronic Health Issue NA 1,903 5%

Brain Injury NA 1,819 4%

Developmental Disability NA 870 2%

Male 16,967 j 48% 17,458 . 42%: 3%

Female6,0261 17% 8,108 20% j 35%

Transgender Male to Female NA 1 - 96 0.2% I -

Transgender Female to Male NA - 24 0.1%''

Hispanic / Latino 5,163 15% 5,411 13% 5%

Black / African-American 9,020 25% 12,188 30% 35%__..White / Caucasion 8,005 23% 5,567 14% -30%

Asian / Pacific Islander 296 0.8% 496 1% 68%

American Indian / Alaskan Native 253 0.7% 654 2% 158%

Native Hawaiian I Other Pacific Islander NA - 37 0.1%

Multi-Racial / Other 256 0.7% 1,333. 3% 421%

Age: 18 -24 J2 853 8% 1,712 ' 4% -40%_

Age: 25 - 54 12,324 35% 14,252 ; 35% , 16%

Age: 55 -61 3,030 9% 4,748 12% 57%

Age: 62 + 1,732 , 5%. 2,461: 6% 42%Percentages based on Grand Total

City of Los Angeles 2013 2015 A%

Sheltered

Chronically Homeless Individuals

Chronically Homeless Family Units


I 525 7%1

0.8%1

3%!

11%1

0.7% :

22%,

14% ,

960 '

66

204

915

95

1„993

1,810 ,

1,391

218 1

1,132 I

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804 1

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83%33; -9%

2%

I 64..

j 223

VeteransFemale Veterans (included above)

Mental Illness

898

I 53

1 1,739

1,108

79%

15%

63%

:5°/2.114%

-

-3%

Substance Abuse

Physical Disability

I Persons with HIV/AIDS

I Chronic Health Issue

Brain Injuryry

Disability

1,461 18%'

1%,

-

- 10%1

102

NA

NANA

NA

778Domestic Violence Experience

Unsheltered


Chronically Homeless Family Units


VeteransFemale Veterans (included above)

Mental Illness

4,40129%1

149

I 547

1,686

93

4,716

6,121

2,610

120 j

NA j

NA

NA

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0.6% j

32%

41%'

17% j1%1

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7,100 , 40%,

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4%,

10%

0.7%

35%

25%

20%

2%

4%

8% j

3%

26%

61%

60%

35%8%

32%

31%

238

741

1,818 .

123 j

6,170

4,445 :

3,463

328 :

7711,334:

520

4,654

Substance Abuser

Physical Disability

Persons with HIV/AIDS

Chronic Health Issue

Brain Injury

Developmental Disability

Domestic Violence Experience

_ -27%

33%

173%

-

-

271%Percentages based on Sheltered or Unsheltered Respectively

Point-in-Time Dale: Date: 1/27-29/2015 Revised 6/18/2015 Policy and Planning Department


HomelessCount Results jai

County of Los AngelesTotal # of homeless persons, unsheltered, and sheltered totals include data from Glendale, Pasadena, and Long Beach all other data is LA CoC only

44,359 total # of homeless personsHomelessness has increased by 12% since 2013

Homelessness by Household Type*


18%7,505 FamilyMembers

A1%

280 UnaccompaniedMinors

Demographics of Homelessness*Demographic characteristics are not mutually exclusive

4,016 (10%)

12,356

1,187 (4%)

II 757 (2%)

8,801

8,148

(21%)

(20%)

(30%)

0 3000 6000 9000 12000 15000

• Veterans • Domestic Violence Experience

II Chronically Homeless Individuals Physical Disability

II Chronically Homeless Family Members

II Substance Abuse

Mental Illness


* Demographic and household data is for LA CoC only and doesnot include data from Glendale, Pasadena, and Long Beach

31,018 (70%) 13,341 (30%)Unsheltered l Sheltered

II 62 & Older

•55-612,013(5%)

3,089•25-54 (8%)

•18-24

10

• Under 18

Gender*

13,643Female

27,309Male

(33%)

222 (1%)Tr a n sge nder

(66%)

African-American/Black

• American Indian/Alaskan Native

IN Asian/Pacific Islander

I. Hispanic/Latino

Ages*for men, womenand children

23,467(57%)

White/Caucasian

• Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander Multi-Racial/Other

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LAHSA



County of Los AngelesTotals and % Share for the County of Los Angeles

2013# %

2015# %

EISD1 8,062 I 20% 10,021 I 23%

❑ SD2 12,667 I 32% 14,116 32%

❑ SD3 8,371 I 21% 8,688 20%

SD4 2,316 I 6% 3,366 8%

SD5 4,108 I 10% 4,983 12%

LA CoC Total 35,524 I 89% 41,174 95%

Long Beach CoC 2,847 I 7% 2,345 5%Glendale CoC 318 I 1% 208 .5%Pasadena CoC 772 I 2% 632 1%

County of L.A. 39,461 I 100% 44,359 100%

Total Homeless Persons for the

County of Los Angeles from 2005 to 2015

80000

70000

60000

50000

40000

30000

20000

10000

0

65,287

52,956

38,602 39,153 39,46144,359

2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015

The number of homeless persons in theCounty of Los Angeles has increased by 12% since 2013



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LAHSAtiornelestCount Results

City of Los Angeles Council District 1.

1,958 total # of homeless persons


82%1,611 single Adults

17%323 FamilyMembers

1%24 Unaccompanied

Minors

Demographics of HomelessnessDemographic characteristics are not mutually exclusive

200 (10%)

422 (22%)

703

422

87 (4%)

(22%)

449

276 (14%)

(23%)

(36%)

100 200 300 400

▪ Veterans

III Chronically Homeless Individuals

▪ Chronically Homeless Family Members

▪ Substance Abuse

•Mental Illness


500 600 700 800

II Domestic Violence Experience

Physical Disability

* Due to the limited number of

demographic surveys, statisticalreliability is lower for council district

data within the City of Los Angeles

1,313 (67%) 645 (33%)Unsheltered I Sheltered

IWO

IN 62 & Older

IN 55-61

▪ 25-54

▪ 18-24

II Under 18

Gender479

Female

1,467Male

(24%)

12 (1%)Transgender

(75%)

▪ African-American/Black

American Indian/Alaskan Native


▪ Hispanic/Latino

II Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

FA White/Caucasian

Multi-Racial/Other

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LAHSA


Count Results ILHomeless

City of Los Angeles Council DistrictsTotals and % Share for the City of Los Angeles

2013 2015# % # %

CD1 1,149 I 5% 1,958 8%

CD2 1,024 I 4% 607 2%

CD3 353 I 2% 620 2%

CD4 1,090 I 5% 625 2%

CD5 455 I 2% 879 3%

CD6 1,414 I 6% 1,517 6%

CD7 847 I 4% 1,062 4%

CD8 2,308 I 10% 1,641 6%

CD9 2,565 I 11% 2,395 9%

CD10 1,168 I 5% 1,348 5%

CD11 1,390 I 6% 2,359 9%

CD12 251 I 1% 569 2%

CD13 2,254 I 10% 2,270 9%

CD14 5,500 I 24% 6,292 24%

CD15 1,225 I 5% 1,544 6%

City of L.A. 22,993 I 100% 25,686 100%

CO 12

Demographics of Homelessness for the City of Los Angeles

2,73.34,:, o-4 ) I

945 (4%)

(32%)City of L.A. Total Homeless Persons30000 -

25000

20000

15000

22,9935,458 (21%)

4,854 (19%) 10000

5000

Ea Veterans

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000

• Domestic Violence Experience

Chronically Homeless Individuals • Physical Disability


• Substance Abuse

RE Mental Illness


Demographic characteristics are


0

25,686

2013 2015

The number of homeless persons in theCity of Los Angeles has increased by

12% since 2013

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2015 Homelessness ConcentrationTotal Unsheltered and Sheltered Populations

City of Los AngelesCouncil District 1

Homeless Persons

Less than 5

5-10

11 - 15

16 - 20

21 - 25

26 - 50


Policy & Plannin9 Department

June 20150 1.25 2.5

Miles50 +

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HOMELESS

SERVICES

AUTHORITY

Data Source: Based on data from the 2015 Point-In-Time Count. Sheltered populations are comprised of those residing in emergency and transitional/temporaryhousing. Unsheltered populations are comprised of those found living in streets, vehicles, make-shift shelters or places not meant for human habitation.



City of Los Angeles Council District 7



90%955 Single Adults

9%100 Family

Members

1%7 Unaccompanied

Minors


400

533

359

100

• Veterans

Chronically Homeless Individuals Physical Disability

II Chronically Homeless Family Members

II Substance Abuse

III Mental Illness


200 300 400 500 600

U Domestic Violence Experience




817 (77%) 245 (23%)Unsheltered Sheltered

140

29

e6,

600

4,0

11162 & Older

55-61

1125-54

18-24

Under 18

Gender

290form*

768Male

(27%)

4 (.4%)Transgender

(72%)

I g African-American/Black


III Asian/Pacific Islander

Hispanic/Latino

El Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

21 3sj-(2%) (3",'))

IN White/Caucasian

Multi-Racial/Other

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LAHSA




2013# %

2015# %

CD1 1,149 I 5% 1,958 I 8%

CD2 1,024 I 4% 607 I 2%

CD3 353 12% 620 I 2%

CD4 1,090 I 5% 625 I 2%

CD5 455 I 2% 879 I 3%

CD6 1,414 I 6% 1,517 I 6%

CD7 847 I 4% 1,062 I 4%

CD8 2,308 I 10% 1,641 I 6%

CD9 2,565 I 11% 2,395 I 9%

CD10 1,168 I 5% 1,348 I 5%

CD11 1,390 I 6% 2,359 I 9%

CD12 251 I 1% 569 I 2%

CD13 2,254 I 10% 2,270 I 9%

CD14 5,500 I 24% 6,292 I 24%

CD15 1,225 I 5% 1,544 I 6%

City of L.A. 22,993 I 100% 25,686 I 100%


2,733

WM=945 (4%)

6,255 (24%)8,163

5,458

4,854

(21%)

(19%)

To)

City of L.A. Total Homeless Persons(32%) 30000 -

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000

Veterans

p] Chronically Homeless Individuals U Physical Disability

• Chronically Homeless Family Members

II Substance Abuse

111 Mental Illness



Demographic characteristics arenot mutually exclusive

25000

20000

15000

10000

5000

22,219325,686

2013 2015


12% since 2013

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June 20150 3 6

Miles

Homeless Persons

Less than 5

5-10

11 - 15

16 - 20

21 - 25

26 - 50

50 +

LOS ANGELES

HOMELESS

SERVICES

AUTHORITY

Data Source: Based on data from the 2015 Point-,In-Time Count. Sheltered populations are comprised of those residing in emergency and transitional/temporaryhousing. Unsheltered populations are comprised of those found living in streets, vehicles, make-shift shelters or places not meant for human habitation.

LAHSA


HomeLs,,Count Results






A2%


Demographics of Homelessness*Demographic characteristics are not mutually exclusive

134 (6%)

739

11 49 (2%)

• 49 (2%)

418 (17%)(20%)476

(31%)

(30%)

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

• Veterans II Domestic Violence Experience

• Chronically Homeless Individuals El Physical Disability


• Substance Abuse

gA Mental Illness



demographic surveys, statistical

reliability is lower for council district


1"4 7.H1,450 (61%) 945 (39%)

Unsheltered I Sheltered

NM 62 & Older

55-61

▪ 25-54

▪ 18-24

▪ Under 18

Gender

3 (.1%) 3Transgender (.1%)

13(.5%)

50(2%)



II Asian/Pacific Islander

Hispanic/Latino U White/Caucasian

II Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander • Multi-Racial/Other

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Homeless AskCount Results

City of Los Angeles Council Districtsy•--,.. -- -A-- -•

Totals and % Share for the City of Los Angeles2013# %

2015# %

CD1 1,149 I 5% 1,958 I 8%

CD2 1,024 I 4% 607 I 2%

CD3 353 I 2% 620 I 2%

CD4 1,090 I 5% 625 I 2%

CD5 455 I 2% 879 I 3%

CD6 1,414 I 6% 1,517 I 6%

CD7 847 I 4% 1,062 I 4%

CD8 2,308 I 10% 1,641 I 6%

CD9 2,565 I 11% 2,395 I 9%

CD10 1,168 I 5% 1,348 I 5%

CD11 1,390 I 6% 2,359 I 9%

CD12 251 1% 569 I 2%

CD13 2,254 I 10% 2,270 I 9%

CD14 5,500 I 24% 6,292 I 24%

CD15 1,225 I 5% 1,544 I 6%

City of L.A. 22,993 I 100% 25,686 I 100%

CD 3

CD 12


2,733 (11%)momairialits_

(o)0o)

945 (4%)

5,458

4,854

(21%)

(19%)

City of L.A. Total Homeless Persons32%) 30000

25000

20000

15000

10000

5000

10000 0

0 2000 4000

▪ Veterans



II Substance Abuse

111 Mental Illness


6000 8000


Physical Disability



25,686

2013 2015


12% since 2013

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Exposition Blvd

Homeless Persons

Less than 5

5-10

1 11 - 15

u. 16 - 20

21 - 25

26 - 50

50 +



June 20150 1

LOS ANGELES

HOMELESS

SERVICES

AUTHORITY2

Miles

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A.1%



460 (19%)

914

210 (9%)

32 (1%)

742

609

(31%)

(26%)

(39%)

(44%)

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200

• Veterans

▪ Chronically Homeless Individuals


• Substance Abuse

II Mental Illness

IN Persons with HIV/AIDS


Physical Disability




1,971 (84%) 388 (16%)Unsheltered Sheltered

500

IM 62 & Older

55-61

El 25-54

NI 18-24

II Under 18

Gender

703Female

1,656

Male

(30%)

(70%)


Agesfor men, womenand children

(58%)

101,(4%)',

(18%)

(19%)

Ethnicity*

(66%)


NI Asian/Pacific Islander

▪ Hispanic/Latino

▪ Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

29

5(.2%)

(10%)

▪ White/Caucasian

▪ Multi-Racial/Other

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2013# %

2015# %

CD1 1,149 I 5% 1,958 I 8%

CD2 1,024 I 4% 607 I 2%

CD3 353 I 2% 620 I 2%

CD4 1,090 I 5% 625 I 2%

CD5 455 I 2% 879 I 3%

CD6 1,414 I 6% 1,517 I 6%

CD7 847 I 4% 1,062 I 4%

CD8 2,308 I 10% 1,641 I 6%

CD9 2,565 I 11% 2,395 I 9%

CD10 1,168 I 5% 1,348 I 5%

CD11 1,390 I 6% 2,359 I 9%

CD12 251 I 1% 569 I 2%

CD13 2,254 I 10% 2,270 I 9%

CD14 5,500 I 24% 6,292 I 24%

CD15 1,225 I 5% 1,544 I 6%

City of L.A. 22,993 I 100% 25,686 I 100%

CD 12

CD 3


0`® 0

.11 945 (4%)

6,255 (24%)

8,163

5,458

4,854

(21%)

(19%)

(31%)

CD 6

CD 2

City of L.A. Total Homeless Persons(32%) 30000

25000

20000

15000

10000

5000

6000 8000 10000 0

0

rl Veterans

2000 4000

El Domestic Violence Experience

Chronically Homeless Individuals • Physical Disability


• Substance Abuse

In Mental Illness




22,99325,686

2013 2015


12% since 2013

CD 14



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Homelessness ConcentrationTotal Unsheltered and Sheltered Populations

Homeless Persons

Less than 5

6- 10

11 - 15

16 - 20

21 - 25

26 - 50

More than 50

9.04573100



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HOMELESS

SERVICES

AUTHORITYMites

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Homelea_Count Results






.1%7 Unaccompanied

Minors


774 (12%)

1,977

204 (3%)

1,404 (22%)

1,994

III 187 (3%)

1,394

1,255

(22%)

(20%)

(31%)

500

▪ Veterans

1000

(32%)

1500 2000


II Chronically Homeless Individuals ffi Physical Disability


▪ Substance Abuse

Mental Illness

_ Persons with HIV/AIDS




3,826 (61%) 2,466 (39%)Unsheltered Sheltered

IMO

11 62 & Older

55-61

111 25-54

▪ 18-24

▪ Under 18

Gender

50 (.8%)Transgender

(74%)

▪ African-American/Black



II Hispanic/Latino

• Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

348281 (5%) 644(4%) (10%)

83 98100/ \

(1%) 1°1

El White/Caucasian

Zi Multi-Racial/Other

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2015 Greater Los Angeles••

410•

LAHSAHomelessCount Results

City of Los Angeles Council Districts

CD1

CD2 1,024 I 4% 607 2%

CD3 353 12% 620 2%

CD4 1,090 I 5% 625 2%

CD5 455 I 2% 879 3%

CD6 1,414 I 6% 1,517 6%

CD7 847 I 4% 1,062 4%

CD8 2,308 I 10% 1,641 6%

CD9 2,565 I 11% 2,395 9%

CD10 1,168 I 5% 1,348 5%

CD11 1,390 I 6% 2,359 9%

CD12 251 Q 1% 569 2%

CD13 2,254 Q 10% 2,270 9%

CD14 5,500 I 24% 6,292 24%

CD15 1,225 I 5% 1,544 6%

City of L.A. 22,993 I 100% 25,686 100%

Totals and % Share for the City of Los Angeles2013 2015# % # %

1,149 I 5% 1,958 I 8%

CD 12


2,7j31(11%)

4001(3106)945 (4%)

City of L.A. Total Homeless Persons(32%) 30000 -

25000

20000

15000

22,9<k5,458 (21%)

4,854 (19%) 10000

5000

2000 4000 6000 80000

10000 2013

• Veterans Domestic Violence Experience

Chronically Homeless Individuals El Physical Disability


▪ Substance Abuse

Mental Illness


Demographic characteristics arenot mutually exclusive

2015


12% since 2013

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Homelessness ConcentrationTotal Unsheltered and Sheltered Populations


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June 2015

LOS ANGELES

HOMELESS

SERVICES

AUTHORITY

0 10

Miles

Homeless Persons

Less than 5

6-10

11 - 15

16 - 20

21 - 25

26 - 50

More than 50

Data Source: Based on data from the 2015 Point-In-Time Count. Sheltered populations are comprised of those residing in emergency and transitional / temporarhousing. Unsheltered populations are comprised of those found living in streets, vehicles, make-shift shelters and other places not meant for human habitation.

Date:

Submittedin P4 M1) Committee.cCouncil File No: (2.

Item No.:

2015Greater Greater Los Angeles

HomelessCount

2015 Results

Los Angeles

City of Los Angeles


June 18, 2015

IMOLOS ANGELES

HOMELESS

SERVICES

AUTHORITY

Los Angeles Homeless Count

• The 2015 Los Angeles Homeless Count is the largest in

the nation.

• 5,500 volunteers participated in the 2015 Count.

• The Point-In-Time Count is a snapshot of

homelessness in our communities on one day.

• LAHSA has conducted homeless counts since 2005.

• LAHSA's count does not include Glendale, Pasadena

or Long Beach.

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Components of the Count

• Street Count: Capturing a point in time estimate of theunsheltered population.

• Shelter Count: Capturing the homeless population who are in

emergency shelters, transitional housing, safe havens and

vouchered hotels/motels.

• Demographic Survey: Interviews of a sample of unsheltered

homeless individuals to better understand the characteristics

and experiences of homeless persons.

• Youth Count: Collaborative process with youth stakeholders to

better understand and identify homeless youth.


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Methodology Highlights

Census Tract Coverage for

the 2015 Homeless Count

■ Shaded red areas represent

communities and cities

counted in 2015.

■ Glendale, Pasadena, and Long

Beach conduct their own

count, and share their results

with LAHSA.

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25,686 homeless

persons were

found in the City

of Los Angeles, a

12% increase

from 2013.

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Total Homeless Persons LA CoC2015 City of L.A. vs. Non-City

25,686

62%15,488

38%

2015 City of L.A. 2015 Non-City of L.A.

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2015 Los Angeles CoC

2013-2015 Los Angeles Continuum of Care

Total Homeless Population (excludes Glendale

Long Beach and Pasadena)

50,000

40,000

30,000

20,000 --

10,000

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35,524

2013 Total Population

2015

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Count

An increase of 16% or5,650 homeless personsacross the LA CoC.

41,174

2015 Total Population

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2015 Los Angeles County

2015 Los Angeles County

Total Homeless Population

(Includes Glendale, Long Beach, and Pasadena)

50,000

40,000

30,000 -

20,000

10,000 --

39,461

An increase of 12% or4,898 homeless personsacross the County of LA.

44,359

•2013 Total Population 2015 Total Population


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2015 City of Los Angeles

Total Homeless Population by C'ty Council District

2013 - 2015

City Council Total Homeless PopulationDistrict 2013 2015

CD 1 1,149 5% 1,958 8%

CD 2 1,024 4% 607 2%

CD 3 353 2% 620 2%

CD 4 1,090 5% 625 3%

CD 5 455 2% 879 3%

CD 6 1,414 6% 1,517 6%

CD 7 847 4% 1,062 4%

CD 8 2,308 10% 1,641 6%

CD 9 2,565 11% 2,395 9%

CD 10 1,168 5% 1,348 5%

CD 11 1,390 6% 2,359 9%

CD 12 251 1% 569 2%

CD 13 2,254 10% 2,270 9%

CD 14 5,500 24% 6,292 25%

CD 15 1,225 5% 1,544 6%

LA City Total 22,993 100% 25,686 100%

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2015 Homeless

Count Density

City of Los

Angeles

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2015 Details

In the City of LosAngeles, the number oftents, makeshiftshelters, andvehicles increasedby 81% from 2013(3,155 to 5,706).

6,000 5,706

5,000

4,000

3,1553,000

1,974

1,000

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2015 Details HomelessCount

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25,000

20,000

15,000

10,000

5,000

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LA City Sheltered and Unsheltered 2013 - 2015

14,968

LA City

2013

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LA City

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III Sheltered

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30,000

25,000

20,000

15,000

10,000

5,000

LA City Gender 2013 - 2015

16,967

LA City

21/13

17,458

LA City

2015

Transgender

120

• Male

•Transgender

• Female

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2015 Homeless Count City of Los Angeles

Ethnic Breakdown

3% 0%1 6%

2% 24%

24%

Hispanic or Latino

a White / Caucasian

• American Indian/Alaskan Native

Multi-Racial / Other

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53%

Black / African-American

• Asian / Pacific Islander

• Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander

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2015 Details

Changes in City of Los Angeles Homeless

Subpopulation

Subpopulations,

Total Individuals

2013

2013 -

2015

2015

% Change

2013 - 2015

Chronically Homeless Individuals 4,926 8,060 +64%

Chronically Homeless Family Members 770 945 +23%

Chronic Substance Abuse 7,229 6,255 -13%

Severe Mental Illness 6,455 8,163 +26%

Veterans 2,584 2,733 +6%

Female Veterans (included above) 146 218 +49%

Persons with HIV/AIDS 222 546 +146%

Experience of Domestic Violence 2,031 5,458 +169%

Physical Disability 4,071 4,854 +19%

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Mitigating Factors Hecrnt

Without tremendous work housing people over the past

several years, more would be homeless.

2012 - 2014 Annual Housing Placements for Various Populations*

Persons Permanently Hou

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

4,000

2,000

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2012 2013

3,983.

2014

Families, excluding Veterans

and Chronically Homeless

• Non-Chronically Homeless

Veterans

▪ Chronically HomelessVeterans

Chronically Homeless, Non-

Veterans

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Impacting Factors

Housing Affordability Crisis

• The average monthly rent in the Los Angeles region

($1,716 in Dec 2014) makes it one of the top 10 highest

places to rent in the US (per the USC Casden Forecast

2014).

• Next to comparable cities, the cost of living in Los Angeles

is among the highest. Yet, Angelenos earn less than in any

other comparable city (per a report by Economic

Roundtable — March 2015).

• High rents are driving more Californians into poverty (per

the California Housing Partnership Report — April 2015).


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Impacting Factors

Wages and Employment

■ In the City of L.A., 723,000 employed, working age

adults earn less than $15.25 an hour. 22% of those

earning below $15.25 live in poverty.

■ L.A. County's unemployment rate of 7.5% is still above

the statewide rate of 7.1% and significantly above the

national unemployment rate of 5.6%.

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Mitigating Factors

Veterans■ Homelessness among veterans remained basically

flat from 2013 (4,007 to 4,016).

■ Across L.A. County the number of veterans has

decreased by 6% since 2013 (4,618 to 4,363)*■ Since 2013, 7,500 veterans have been housed.**

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and Pasadena. Courtesy United Way/Home For Good.

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Current Solutions 20.

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• LAHSA works with community partners, Home For Good,

City and County agencies to create a sustainable systemic

infrastructure that targets to each homeless

subpopulation with resources and interventions that:

• Acquire and deploy additional homelessness resources.

• Appropriately prioritize available resources.

• Improve coordination throughout LA City and County.

• Address the full spectrum of homelessness, from serving those

currently experiencing homelessness to supporting diversion and

prevention efforts.

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Current Solutions

• Homeless Family Solutions System (HFSS) was

established in 2013 to create a seamless, cooperative

system of service delivery for homeless families.

• Coordinated Entry System (CES), launched as a pilot in

2011, improves access to services, service coordination,

and targeted housing intervention for homeless

individuals with the highest need.

• Veteran Surge to ensure all veterans housed by 2015.

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Current Solutions

LA Continuum new resources:

• January 2015, City Housing Authority won $10 million

award for 550 units of Permanent Supportive

Housing for Chronically Homeless persons.

• Spring 2015, the City and County Housing Authorities

received 588 VASH vouchers for homeless veterans.

• Spring 2015, VA awarded LA $30 million in Supportive

Housing for Veterans Families funding.

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