System Performance Measure 1

Summary

CoC – NC-507 saw large increases in the length of time (LOT) persons remain homeless across all projects in the 2020 fiscal year.

The average LOT persons remained homeless increased 28% from 2019 to 2020 fiscal year.

• Emergency Shelters (Measure 1a – Metric 1.1):
  Average LOT homeless of 74 bed nights in the 2020 fiscal year
  (an increase of 16 bed nights or 27.6% from the 2019 fiscal year)
• Emergency Shelters and Transitional Housing (Measure 1a – Metric 1.2):
  • Combined average LOT homeless of 100 bed nights in the 2020 fiscal year
    (an increase of 23 bed nights or 29.9% from the 2019 fiscal year)
  • The median LOT homeless increased by 18 bed nights or 54.5% during the same time.
    
• Emergency Shelter & Permanent Housing projects (Measure 1b– Metric 1.1):
  Permanent Housing (PH) projects have very few persons exit the project, this causing a long LOT homeless for persons prior to housing move in dates. 
  • Average LOT homeless increased to 412 in the 2020 fiscal year
    (an increase of 89 bed nights or 27.6% from the 2019 fiscal year)
  • The median LOT homeless increased by 80 bed nights to 201, or 66.1% over the same period.
    
• Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing & Permanent Housing projects (Measure 1b – Metric 1.2)
  This metric is like Measure 1b – Metric 1.1 with the addition of Transitional Housing projects.
  • Average LOT homeless increased to 416 in the 2020 fiscal year
    (an increase of 88 bed nights  or 26.8% from the 2019 fiscal year)
  • The median LOT homeless increased by 85 bed nights or 66.4% over the same period.