Ending Homelessness Partner Update - May 2012
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Real People ~ Real Results
During March, 66 people who were homeless (15
families and 15 single adults) moved into permanent housing
from emergency shelters and transitional housing
programs.
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2012 Point-in-Time Count Highlights
There were 1,534 people counted this year in the
Fairfax-Falls Church community who were homeless on the night
of January 25, 2012. This is a reduction of one
percent (15 people) from the number reported in
the January 2011 Point-in-Time Count. >>
more
Family Shelter Intake Redesign
As of March 30, 2012 the Fairfax-Falls Church Partnership to
Prevent and End Homelessness has implemented new policies
and procedures to ensure that those who are homeless
receive shelter quickly and to increase prevention efforts
for families at risk of experiencing homelessness. >> more
The Chairman's Perspective
As we enter our fourth year of the 10-Year Plan, there are a
few important aspects we should consider to ensure
success in preventing and ending homelessness in our
community. Governing Board Chairman Michael O'Reilly has
provided his thoughts on some of these points. >> more
Upcoming Trainings and Meetings
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HMIS training scheduled for May. >>
more
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Regional HOST meetings on homelessness. >> more
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May 9, 2012
- Prepared by the Fairfax County Office to
Prevent and End Homelessness and the Fairfax County Office of Public
Affairs.
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