North Carolina Point-in-Time Count Totals 2007 through 2013

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1 North Carolina Point-in-Time Count Totals 2007 through 2013 Chronically Homeless 2013 Chronically Homeless 2012 Chronically Homeless 2011 Chronically Homeless 2010 Chronically Homeless 2009 Chronically Homeless 2008 Chronically Homeless 2007 Total Homeless 2013 Point/Guilford Counties Counties Carolina Unsheltered Homeless 2013 Children 2013 Total Homeless 2012 Unsheltered Homeless 2012 Children 2012 Total Homeless 2011 Unsheltered Homeless 2011 Children 2011 Total Homeless 2010 Unsheltered Homeless 2010 Children 2010 Total Homeless 2009 Unsheltered Homeless 2009 Children 2009 Total Homeless 2008 Unsheltered Homeless 2008 Children 2008 Total Homeless 2007 Unsheltered Homeless 2007 Children * * * ** ** 345** 27** ** *The Anson/Moore/Montgomery/Richmond joined the prior to the 2010 Point-in-Time Count. To ensure that the year-to-year comparisons in this chart remain consistent, the numbers from the A/R/M/M have been added to the for 2007, 2008, and 2009 as well. **In 2011, 2009, 2008, and 2007, the Northwest NC used extrapolation methods to derive its unsheltered count. In 2010, the did not use extrapolation methods, resulting in much lower counts for unsheltered For , counts are as reported to NCCEH by coordinators. For 2008 and 2007, counts are as reported on applications.

2 Change in TOTAL HOMELESS Point Counties Counties Carolina % 29 +6% -20-4% % 13 +3% % % 47 +9% 25 +5% -18-3% -2 0% 9 +2% % % 61 +9% 46 +7% -23-3% % -55-9% 51 +9% % % -37-1% % 38 +1% % % % -56-6% -19-2% -40-4% 12 +1% 65 +7% % % % % 24 +1% % % 12 +1% % % % % 43 +7% % % % -34-3% -18-2% 26 +2% -28-2% 8 +1% % 55 +5% % % % % % % % % % 28 +3% 68 +7% % % % % % % % % -13-6% % % % 847** +246%** -1054** -75%** 85 +6% % % % % % % % % % *The Anson/Moore/Montgomery/Richmond joined the prior to the 2010 Point-in-Time Count. To ensure that the year-to-year comparisons in this chart remain consistent, the numbers from the A/R/M/M have been added to the for 2007, 2008, and 2009 as well. **In 2011, 2009, 2008, and 2007, the Northwest NC used extrapolation methods to derive its unsheltered count. In 2010, the did not use extrapolation methods, resulting in much lower counts for unsheltered

3 Change in CHRONICALLY HOMELESS Point Counties Counties Carolina % % -2-1% % % % % % -1-1% % -4-3% % % % % % % 1 +1% % % -8-8% % % % % % 14 5% % % % % % % % % % % 0 0% % 1 0% % % % % 8 +12% % % % % % % % % % % % % -5-6% % % % % % % % % % % % % -1-3% % -4-10% % % % % % % -103** -79%** % % % -46-3% -22-1% % % % % -18-1% *The Anson/Moore/Montgomery/Richmond joined the prior to the 2010 Point-in-Time Count. To ensure that the year-to-year comparisons in this chart remain consistent, the numbers from the A/R/M/M have been added to the for 2007, 2008, and 2009 as well. **In 2011, 2009, 2008, and 2007, the Northwest NC used extrapolation methods to derive its unsheltered count. In 2010, the did not use extrapolation methods, resulting in much lower counts for unsheltered In 2011, the definition of chronically homeless was expanded to include families with at least one adult member who has a disabling condition and has been homeless continuously for one year or has had four or more episodes of homelessness in the past three years.

4 Change in HOMELESS PERSONS IN FAMILIES Point Counties Counties Carolina % 6 +4% % % 8 +9% % % % % % % % 9 +10% -1-1% % -7-5% -8-6% % % % % % % 49 +5% 50 +5% % 55 +5% % -13-4% 12 +4% -31-9% 10 +3% 13 +4% 3 +1% -6-2% 81 +8% % % % % % % % % % 10 +3% % 8 +5% % 8 +3% -8-3% 0 0% 10 +4% % -20-6% % % % % % -7-4% % % % % 20 +4% -49-9% % % -24-8% 4 +18% -4-15% % 9 +20% 7 +18% % % % -5-1% 736** +309%** % % % % % % % % -51-1% % % *The Anson/Moore/Montgomery/Richmond joined the prior to the 2010 Point-in-Time Count. To ensure that the year-to-year comparisons in this chart remain consistent, the numbers from the A/R/M/M have been added to the for 2007, 2008, and 2009 as well. **In 2011, 2009, 2008, and 2007, the Northwest NC used extrapolation methods to derive its unsheltered count. In 2010, the did not use extrapolation methods, resulting in much lower counts for unsheltered

5 Change in UNSHELTERED HOMELESS Point Counties Counties Carolina % % % % % 5 +21% % % % 8 +15% % % % % % 5 +9% % % -3-8% -1-3% % % -25-4% 36 +6% % -70-8% % % 13 +8% % -12-9% 6 +5% % % % -18-6% -14-4% % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % % 3 +4% % % % % % % % % % % 37 +5% 37 +5% % % % 2 +7% -5-15% % % % -7-28% 5 +20% % % 840** +380%** -1066** -83%** % % % % % % % 88 +2% % % *The Anson/Moore/Montgomery/Richmond joined the prior to the 2010 Point-in-Time Count. To ensure that the year-to-year comparisons in this chart remain consistent, the numbers from the A/R/M/M have been added to the for 2007, 2008, and 2009 as well. **In 2011, 2009, 2008, and 2007, the Northwest NC used extrapolation methods to derive its unsheltered count. In 2010, the did not use extrapolation methods, resulting in much lower counts for unsheltered