MARYLANDS INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS June 12, 2019 MDOT - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary MARYLAND’S INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS June 12, 2019 MDOT Headquarters Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary

AGENDA I. Welcome II. New Business I. 2019 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count II. Statewide Homeless Services Outcome Data FY19 III. Discussion of 2019/2020 Meeting Topics III. Updates IV. Work Group Updates and Announcements V. Administrative Updates VI.Audience Questions/Announcements Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 2

2019 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count Stuart Campbell Director Office of Community Services Programs, DHCD Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 3

CLICK TO ADD TITLE 2019 Point in Time Count Results 6,561 Individuals Identified • 9.47% Decrease Overall Compared to 2017 (7,247) • Both Sheltered and Unsheltered Year Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 4

Take Aways • Half of CoCs saw a decrease while half saw an increase • Largest Decrease by CoC: 27.63% • Largest Increase by CoC: 22.88% • Chronic experienced 14.8% Decrease • Veterans reduced by 8.58% • More to come Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 5

Statewide Homeless Services Outcome Data FY2019 Steve Holt Assistant Director Homelessness Solutions Program, DHCD Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 6

OUTCOME DATA Homelessness Solutions Program (HSP) Data - Consolidation of programs now allows us to collect information directly from the local HMIS - Using data quality and performance measures to determine funding amounts Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 7

OUTCOME DATA Homelessness Solutions Program (HSP) Data - Performance measures and performance reports are available at: http://hmisadmin.com/mshdw Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 8

OUTCOME DATA Homelessness Solutions Program (HSP) Data - Currently available data covers Quarter 1 – Quarter 3 (July 1, 2018 – March 31, 2019) - 14,560 clients served in the first 9 months of HSP Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 9

OUTCOME DATA Emergency Shelter - 6,113 clients served - Median LOS, stayers: 90 days - Median LOS, leavers: 51 days - 50% exits to permanent housing Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 10

OUTCOME DATA Rapid Re-Housing - 1,652 clients served - Median LOS, stayers: 87 days - Median LOS, leavers: 66 days - 78% median exits to permanent housing Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 11

QUESTIONS? Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary

Discussion of 2019/2020 Meeting Topics ICH Chair Secretary Carol Beatty Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 13

Review of the 2019 Legislative Session Lisa Klingenmaier Catholic Charities Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 14

Permanent Supportive Housing Strategy And BWI Homeless Outreach Initiative Heather Sheridan, Associate Director of Homelessness Initiatives, DHCD Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 15

PSH STRATEGY • New development (LIHTC) • Prioritization of existing units and vouchers • System movement (HUD funded PSH) • Project-Based Subsidy – Private Landlords • Converting existing transitional housing stock • Other Programs targeted to special populations (811, New Futures, FUP) Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 16

BWI HOMELESS OUTREACH • More than 1,300 duplicated contacts • Since June, 2018 approximately 47 people have been housed • Since January 2019, approximately 8 new individuals a month • Since January more than 10 have received employment • January-April average 40 per night Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 17

Work Group Updates Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 18

Administrative Updates Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 19

Member Announcements Audience Questions Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary 20