2023 program and service needs and gaps

The levels of estimated need in each Housing Services program versus the available supply.

This information shows the percentage of need being met, and if the percentage has increased or decreased from the previous year. These numbers are detailed for 8 different programs within Housing Services.

<h2>Supportive housing</h2><p>Estimated need: <strong>5,080</strong> <br>Current supply and service: <strong>160</strong> <br><strong>Increased from 2022</strong><br>Need being met: <strong>3%</strong></p>

<h2>Transitional housing</h2><p>Estimated need: <strong>537</strong> <br>Current supply and service: <strong>89</strong> <br><strong>Increased from 2022</strong><br>Need being met: <strong>16%</strong></p>

<h2>Affordable housing</h2><p>Estimated need: <strong>58,170</strong> <br>Current supply and service: <strong>16,091</strong> <br><strong>Decreased from 2022</strong><br>Need being met: <strong>27%</strong></p>

<h2>Shelter units</h2><p>Estimated need: <strong>974</strong> <br>Current supply and service: <strong>449</strong> <br><strong>Decreased from 2022</strong><br>Need being met: <strong>46%</strong></p>

<h2>Additional support</h2><p>Estimated need: <strong>33,996</strong> <br>Current supply and service: <strong>296</strong> <br><strong>No change from 2022</strong><br>Need being met: <strong>1%</strong></p>

<h2>Outreach: street visits</h2><p>Estimated need: <strong>8,431</strong> <br>Current supply and service: <strong>6,035</strong> <br><strong>Increased from 2022</strong><br>Need being met: <strong>72%</strong></p>

<h2>Case management</h2><p>Estimated need: <strong>11,313</strong> <br>Current supply and service: <strong>4,543</strong> <br><strong>Increased from 2022</strong><br>Need being met: <strong>40%</strong></p>

<h2>Homelessness prevention</h2><p>Estimated need: <strong>4,112</strong> <br>Current supply and service: <strong>4,826</strong> <br><strong>Decreased from 2022</strong><br>Need being met: <strong>117%</strong></p>