Data & Reporting

RESOURCES

National Alliance to End Homelessness
National Conference onEnding Family Homelessness
Partnering With Community-Based and Faith-Based Organizations
Executive Director Sue Marshall’s presentation on Partnering With Community-Based and Faith-Based Organizations given at the Ending Family Homelessness Conference in San Diego Feb. 11, 2009

2009 Point in Time Homeless Enumeration
On behalf of the District, the Community Partnership worked with neighboring jurisdictions to produce a homeless census for the entire Washington region. As noted in the report, homelessness is down in the metropolitan area due in part to the decrease seen in D.C.
Homeless Enumeration for the Washington Metropolitan Region

“An Overview of Homelessness in the District” by Sue Marshall.
given at the Coalition for Nonprofit Housing & Economic Development (CNHED) conference on the Future of Permanent Supportive Housing in DC held on 5-7-08
The Future of Permanent Supportive Housing in DC

TCP Fact Sheets
2009 Point in Time Enumeration
2008 Point in Time Enumeration
2007 Point in Time Enumeration
2006 Point in Time Enumeration
Hypothermia Season Shelter Utilization
The Annual Homelessness Assessment Report

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An Assessment of the District of Columbia's Community Care Grant Program, Center for the Study of Social Policy, 2003
This piece provides a look at the Community Care Grant, its success as a program and details the experiences of some CCG clients through case studies.
Assessment of the D.C. Community Care Grant Program

Developing a Community Partnership for the Homeless, D.C. Homeless Coordinating Council, 1988
The Homeless Coordinating Council's Final Report to the District of Columbia government recommending a community partnership for the homeless that would improve services to the homeless and find ways to prevent future homelessness.
Developing a Community Partnership for the Homeless

Homeless No More
Homeless No More is the District of Columbia's 10 Year Plan to End Homelessness. The plan envisions inclusive communities, affordable housing, responsive city services and improved quality of life for all residents of D.C. by both preventing and ending homelessness by 2014.
Homeless No More

Report to Community
The Community Partnership’s 2009 Report to the Community is a detailed look at the scope of TCP’s work. It provides facts about our current programs and an overview of capacity and clients served over time, information that will help inform planning decisions that shapes our vision for the future.
Report to Community

2008 Housing Inventory Chart
The Community Partnership's Housing Inventory Chart is developed as part of the D.C. SuperNOFA application for Housing and Urban Development funds. The Chart lists public and private agencies that provide shelter and housing services to homeless individuals and families in D.C. Privately funded agency statistics were updated during the annual Point in Time Homeless Enumeration process through voluntary phone interviews and survey participation. Publicly funded agency statistics are updated annually through the Homeless Management Information System. The Community Partnership's 2007 Report to the Community is a detailed look at the scope of TCP’s work. It provides facts about our current programs and an overview of capacity and clients served over time, information that will help inform planning decisions that shapes our vision for the future.
2008 Housing Inventory Chart - Emergency Shelters
2008-Housing Inventory Chart - Permanent Supportive Housing
2008-Housing Inventory Chart - Safe Haven Housing
2008-Housing Inventory Chart - Transitional Housing

2009-2010
In compliance with the Homeless Services Reform Act of 2005, this "Winter Plan of 2009-2010" reports on the outcomes of the 2008-2009 hypothermia season and the District's efforts, which are underway, to prepare for the season ahead.
2009 - 2010 Winter Plan

Chronic Homeless Initiative
Downloadable PowerPoint presentation of the Chronic Homeless Initiative "Housing First" model.
Chronic Homeless Initiative

Continuum of Care Narrative
The following narrative was submitted as Exhibit 1 of the 2007 Super Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) application to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Continuum of Care (CoC) Narrative outlines the homeless services planning process; provides a detailed account of the city's short-term and long-term goals as they relate to implementing D.C.'s 10 year plan; and provides information on the publicly and privately-funded supportive services and facilities that assist homeless individuals and families in the District of Columbia.
CoC Narrative

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