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    2019-2021 Community Homelessness Report

    Summary of the annual Reaching Home report.

    The Community Homelessness Report (CHR) is an annual Reaching Home reporting deliverable that supports communities to prevent and reduce homelessness using a more coordinated, systems-based, and data-driven response.

    The CHR was designed to support local discussions and decision-making, using all of the information about homelessness currently available at the community level. Communities are encouraged to use their CHR data to develop clear plans of action that help them to reach their homelessness reduction targets and to leverage the collective efforts of service providers working across the community, regardless of how they are funded.

    This is a summary of the CHR for the 2019-2021 reporting cycle.

    Coordinated Access and Homelessness Management Information System Self-Assessment

    The table provides a summary of the work the community has done so far to implement Reaching Home’s minimum requirements for Coordinated Access and an HMIS.

    How many of the Reaching Home minimum requirements has the community met:

    Summary of work

     MetStartedNot yet started
    Number of minimum requirements1800

    Summary comment

    Are there particular efforts and/or issues that you would like to highlight for this reporting period related to your community’s work to achieve the Reaching Home minimum requirements? In particular, please describe your community’s efforts to set-up or improve the Coordinated Access governance structure, including processes to ensure that policies and protocols, as approved by the governance group(s), are being implemented across the system as intended to achieve desired results.

    While COVID-19 hampered progress in local Coordinated Access development through the 2020-2021 fiscal year, Peel Region and its service partners still made many great strides toward the establishment of the local coordinated access system.

    Early in the fiscal year, the facilitation approach and implementation plan were finalized with support from OrgCode Inc.

    A governance model for the coordinated access system was established. An information session was hosted with local service providers to introduce coordinated access and solicit partnership for co-design. A co-design working group comprised of interested local service providers and persons with lived experience was established. Other jurisdictions service models were identified and reviewed, including meeting with community representatives, to establish best practices. The co-design working group developed a strong shared understanding of coordinated access and collective values.

    The system framework was formalized, including eligibility, partner roles, and the high-level process. Collaborative case conferencing tables were established around the current By-Name List. A common assessment and intake were developed with and endorsed by the co-design working group. Some local resource inventory items were identified. The co-design working group identified local priorities and the development of a prioritization matrix.

    Some development of policies, procedures, and job aids occurred during 2020-2021, as well as planning for further documentation needs. Other planning for further development to come in the 2021-2022 fiscal year includes:

    • Coordinated access functionality in local HMIS
    • Satisfaction of legal and privacy compliance requirements for data sharing and collaboration and
    • Specific partner role fulfillment.

    2019-2020 community-level data

    What is the date range for available data from the List for this fiscal report?

    • First date in reporting period: 2019-04-01
    • Last date in reporting period: 2020-03-31

    Complete the Population Groups table below using the date range indicated for this fiscal report.

    Number of unique individuals (or households where not available) in each Priority Population Group who:

    Priority Population GroupsWere homeless (Measures Cumulative Homelessness)Were new to homelessness (Measures Inflow)Returned to homelessness from housing (one or more times) (Measures Inflow)Returned to homelessness from transitional status (one or more times) (Measures Inflow)Returned to homelessness from unknown status (one or more times) (Measures Inflow)State changed from inactive to active (one or more times) (Measures Inflow)
    Overall homeless5375313021
    Chronically homeless4634591021
    Indigenous peoples26260000
    Priority Population Groups  Moved from homelessness to housing (one or more times) (Measures Outflow)Status changed from homelessness to transitional (one or more times) (Measures OutflowStatus changed from homelessness to unknown (one or more times) (Measures Outflow)State changed from active to inactive (one or more times) (Measures Outflow)
    Overall homeless––671929
    Chronically homeless––511827
    Indigenous peoples––1013

    Complete the Prior Living Situations table below for all individuals (or households where not available) that were homeless for the date range indicated for this fiscal report.

     Public InstitutionsTransitional HousingPermanent HousingUnknownTotal
    New to homelessness000531531
    Returned to homelessness00066
    Total000537537

    2019-2021 community-level data

    What is the date range for available data from the list for this fiscal report?

    • First date in reporting period: 2020-04-01
    • Last date in reporting period: 2021-03-31

    Complete the Population Groups table below using the date range indicated for this fiscal report.

    Number of unique individuals (or households where not available) in each Priority Population Group who:

    Priority Population GroupsWere homeless (Measures Cumulative Homelessness)Were new to homelessness (Measures Inflow)Returned to homelessness from housing (one or more times) (Measures Inflow)Returned to homelessness from transitional status (one or more times) (Measures Inflow)Returned to homelessness from unknown status (one or more times) (Measures Inflow)State changed from inactive to active (one or more times) (Measures Inflow)
    Overall homeless5495443002
    Chronically homeless5135103002
    Indigenous peoples26260000
    Priority Population Groups  Moved from homelessness to housing (one or more times) (Measures Outflow)Status changed from homelessness to transitional (one or more times) (Measures OutflowStatus changed from homelessness to unknown (one or more times) (Measures Outflow)State changed from active to inactive (one or more times) (Measures Outflow)
    Overall homeless––5921332
    Chronically homeless––5621131
    Indigenous peoples––3014

    Complete the Prior Living Situations table below for all individuals (or households where not available) that were homeless for the date range indicated for this fiscal report.

     Public InstitutionsTransitional HousingPermanent HousingUnknownTotal
    New to homelessness000544544
    Returned to homelessness00055
    Total000549549

    Community-level results outcomes - core outcomes

    Outcome # 1: Fewer people experience homelessness overall (homelessness is reduced overall)

    People experiencing homelessness for at least one day (that year).

    2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-252025-262026-272027-28Target
    537549–––––––271.5

    People experiencing homelessness for at least one day (that year) image graph.

    Targeting a 50% reduction to be in line with current Federal direction and goals.

    Outcome #2: Fewer people experience homelessness for the first time (new inflows into homelessness are reduced)

    People experiencing homelessness for the first time (that year).

    2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-252025-262026-272027-28Target
    531544–––––––269

    People experiencing homelessness for the first time (that year) image graph.

    Targeting a 50% reduction to be in line with current Federal direction and goals.

    Outcome #3: Fewer people return to homelessness from housing (returns to homelessness are reduced)

    Returns to homelessness from housing (that year).

    2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-252025-262026-272027-28Target
    65–––––––2.5

    Returns to homelessness from housing (that year) image graph.

    Targeting a 50% reduction to be in line with current Federal direction and goals.

    Outcome #4: Fewer Indigenous peoples experience homelessness (Indigenous homelessness is reduced)

    Indigenous peoples experiencing homelessness for at least one day (that year).

    2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-252025-262026-272027-28Target
    26––––––––13

    Indigenous peoples experiencing homelessness for at least one day (that year) image graph.

    Targeting a 50% reduction to be in line with current Federal direction and goals.

    Outcome #5: Fewer people experience chronic homelessness (chronic homelessness is reduced)

    People experiencing chronic homelessness for at least one day (that year).

    2019-202020-212021-222022-232023-242024-252025-262026-272027-28Target
    463513–––––––231.5

    People experiencing chronic homelessness for at least one day (that year) image graph.

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