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1 DHS Local Law 37 report for the Month of April 2012 Single Men Single Women Total Single Adults Families with Children Adult Families Total Families Total Adults in Families Total Children DHS-administered facilities 40 27 62 147 14 161 average daily overnight census DHS drop-in centers 343 104 447 Average daily overnight census DHS faith-based centers 191 52 243 Census: DHS-administered facilities 6442 2407 8850 8522 1571 10093 15267 16657 Census: DHS safe havens 471 62 533 Census: DHS stabilization beds 259 36 295 Census: DHS veterans shelters 344 27 371 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS-administered facilities 8369 3134 11503 9676 1814 11490 17392 18626 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS safe havens 502 66 568 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS stabilization beds 329 52 381 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS veterans shelters 411 30 441 Average Length of Stay: DHS - administered facility (by type, excluding drop-in and faith- based) 282 273 279 357 435 Unduplicated applicants 2273 279
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DHS Local Law 37 report for the Month of April 2012
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
DHS-administered facilities
40 27 62 147 14 161
average daily overnight census DHS drop-in centers
343 104 447
Average daily overnight census DHS faith-based centers
191 52 243
Census: DHS-administered facilities
6442 2407 8850 8522 1571 10093 15267 16657
Census: DHS safe havens 471 62 533 Census: DHS stabilization beds 259 36 295 Census: DHS veterans shelters 344 27 371 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS-administered facilities
8369 3134 11503 9676 1814 11490 17392 18626
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS safe havens
502 66 568
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS stabilization beds
329 52 381
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS veterans shelters
411 30 441
Average Length of Stay: DHS -administered facility (by type, excluding drop-in and faith-based)
282 273 279 357 435
Unduplicated applicants
2273 279
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Applicants found eligible for shelter
827 94
entrants to DHS-administered facilities
827 94
unduplicated entrants to DHS-administered facilities
827 94
Families with children found eligible for city-administered facilities
827
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 1 application
56.2%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 2 applications
23.8%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 3 applications
10.4%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 4 applications
5.4%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 5 applications
2.2%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 6 or more applications
2.0%
adult families found eligible for city-administered facilities
94
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 1 application
54.3%
3
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 2 applications
24.5%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 3 applications
11.7%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 4 applications
5.3%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 5 applications
2.1%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 6 or more applications
2.1%
April 2012For the month of:
MATHEW M. WAMBUACommissionerDOUG APPLEFirst Deputy CommissionerA.A. HENDRICKSONDeputy CommissionerVIVIAN LOUIEAssistant Commissioner
Office of Asset & Property MgmtDivision of Property Management100 Gold StreetNew York, N.Y. 10038
nyc.gov/hpdHPD - Monthly Shelter Census Report
DRAFT
~Emergency Facilities (Shelter) Capacity
Facility Type
#Bldgs/#DUs/%Occ
Total Family
HeadCnt#AD #CH
Single Men Ttl Single Adults
Single Adult HouseholdsHousehold CompositionHouseholds by Type
Fam. w/o Children Total Families
5627 07
7
7 131 656631
Note: Average numbers (placeholders) are reflected below for the Adminsitered facility type.
Emerg. Facilities~
Administered Fac.
Emerg. Hotels
Grand Total:
1. Average Daily Overnight Census:
2. Number of unduplicated persons or households^ utilizing shelter for each of the following categories:
Fam. w/ Children
Avg. LOS# # #Avg. LOS Avg. LOS Avg. LOS# Avg. LOS#
Single Women
Avg. LOS#
#AD = Number of Adults
Avg. LOS = Average Length of Stay (days)
#Bldgs = Ttl # of Emerg. Facility Buildings#DUs = Ttl # of Emerg. Fac. Dwelling Units
.
..
.
175 404175 404 272 119 391
229 229 520 590 1110
64 66 107 103 210
350 350
409 409 486 390 458
2 0 1 1
11 / 225 / 96%
0 14 1471 65 71
293 177 470 1031 693 1724 272 120 392
755
^Note: Due to agency business process (whereby households are first temporarily housed at ARC and, subsequently, referred to an emergency facility), there is or may be a small percentage of duplicated households/persons counted in the above numbers, since households are/may be housed at more than one facility type during the reporting month.
(ARC)
(FLC)
(SRO)
Legend
#CH = Number of Children
Fam. w/o Children = Adult families w/ 2 or more adultsSingle Adults = Adult household w/ a single person
%Occ = Percentage Occupied during month
ARC = American Red CrossFLC = Family Living Center (HPD Shelter)SRO = Single Room Occupancy Hotel
(Households)
May 31, 2012S EHSB2 Prepared By: EHRT & CHS
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DYCD Local Law 37 report for the Month of April 2102
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered facilities
96 92 188 8 8 8 28
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
45 52 97 7 7 7 7
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
23 16 39 18
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
28 24 52 1 1 1 3
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – crisis shelters
97%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – transitional independent living shelters
92%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
2
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
92%
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Temporary Independent Living (TIL) shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered facilities
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – transitional independent living shelters
365
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – crisis shelters
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HRA Local Law 37 Report for the Month of April 2012
Domestic Violence Emergency Placements
Census: HRA domestic violence shelters*Families with children 896
Total adults in families 992Total children 1 574
Families in HRA domestic violence shelters are in imminent danger and have chosen to flee their home into the safety of shelter. These families are in a limited shelter stay and receive support services designed to stabilize them in a safe environment.
HRA’s Domestic Violence Services and HIV/AIDS Services Administration place individuals and families in temporary emergency housing during crisis and/or illness.
Total children 1,574Total single adults 94
Single women 92Single men 2
Total families 990Adult Families
Number of unduplicated persons: HRA domestic violence shelters **Families with children 1,162
Total adults in families 1,297Total children 2,038
Total single adults 132Single women 128Single men 4
Total families 1,294Adult Families
*This is a point in time count
** Unduplicated count of the total number of people who were served in shelter during the month
HIV/AIDS Emergency Placements
Census: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements*Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 72 2Total adults in families 354 14Total children 117 2
Total single adults 569 879Single women 102 206Single men 467 668
Total families 184 7Adult Families 112 7*HASA clients enter and exit the emergency housing program during the course of the day. The same client may enter and exit emergency housing within the same month. Census report shows a “point in time” as of the end of April 2012
The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) provides its homeless clients with access to medically appropriate housing, including same-day placement in emergency and transitional housing. Transitional housing facilities are operated by non-profit agencies and include on-site supportive services. Within 90 days of placement, all clients in emergency and transitional housing receive a referral for a non-emergency housing option that considers the medical, educational and familial needs and circumstances of the client.
Number of unduplicated persons:: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements**Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 79 2Total adults in families 371 35Total children 133 1
Total single adults 666 1,111Single women 124 267Single men 542 844
Total families 193 18Adult Families 115 15**The unduplicated persons report shows , unduplicated clients served during month of April 2012.
point in time as of the end of April 2012
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DHS Local Law 37 report for the Month of March 2012
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
DHS-administered facilities
40 27 62 147 13 160
average daily overnight census DHS drop-in centers
96 30 116
Average daily overnight census DHS faith-based centers
213 70 283
Census: DHS-administered facilities
6430 2379 8810 8480 1525 10005
15067 16506
Census: DHS safe havens 470 61 531 Census: DHS stabilization beds 262 43 305 Census: DHS veterans shelters 345 28 373 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS-administered facilities
8455 3106 11561 9688 1770 11458 17332 18666
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS safe havens
521 68 589
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS stabilization beds
333 48 381
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS veterans shelters
404 32 436
Average Length of Stay: DHS -administered facility (by type, excluding drop-in and faith-based)
352 432
Unduplicated applicants 2268 272
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Applicants found eligible for shelter
953 90
entrants to DHS-administered facilities
953 90
unduplicated entrants to DHS-administered facilities
953 90
Families with children found eligible for city-administered facilities
953
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 1 application
57.7%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 2 applications
23.9%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 3 applications
11.8%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 4 applications
4.2%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 5 applications
1.4%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 6 or more applications
1.1%
adult families found eligible for city-administered facilities
90
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 1 application
58.2%
3
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 2 applications
20.9%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 3 applications
11.0%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 4 applications
2.2%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 5 applications
5.5%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 6 or more applications
2.2%
For the month of:
HPD - Monthly Shelter Census Report
DRAFT
~Emergency Facilities (Shelter) Capacity
Facility Type
#Bldgs/#DUs/%Occ
Total Family
HeadCnt#AD #CH
Single Men Ttl Single Adults
Single Adult HouseholdsHousehold CompositionHouseholds by Type
Fam. w/o Children Total Families
Note: Average numbers (placeholders) are reflected below for the Adminsitered facility type.
Emerg. Facilities~
Administered Fac.
Emerg. Hotels
Grand Total:
1. Average Daily Overnight Census:
2. Number of unduplicated persons or households^ utilizing shelter for each of the following categories:
Fam. w/ Children
Avg. LOS# # #Avg. LOS Avg. LOS Avg. LOS# Avg. LOS#
Single Women
Avg. LOS#
#AD = Number of Adults
Avg. LOS = Average Length of Stay (days)
#Bldgs = Ttl # of Emerg. Facility Buildings#DUs = Ttl # of Emerg. Fac. Dwelling Units
.
..
.
176 399176 399 279 109 388
239 239 541 580 1121
71 73 124 127 251
350 350
397 397 482 412 463
2 0 0 0
11 / 225 / 95%
0 0 064 35 63
310 178 488 1064 707 1771 279 109 388
797
^Note: Due to agency business process (whereby households are first temporarily housed at ARC and, subsequently, referred to an emergency facility), there is or may be a small percentage of duplicated households/persons counted in the above numbers, since households are/may be housed at more than one facility type during the reporting month.
(ARC)
(FLC)
(SRO)
Legend
#CH = Number of Children
Fam. w/o Children = Adult families w/ 2 or more adultsSingle Adults = Adult household w/ a single person
%Occ = Percentage Occupied during month
ARC = American Red CrossFLC = Family Living Center (HPD Shelter)SRO = Single Room Occupancy Hotel
(Households)
MARCH 2012
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DYCD Local Law 37 report for the Month of March 2102
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered facilities
79 99 178 8 8 8 22
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
48 52 100 6 6 6 18
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
26 29 55
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number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
5 18 23 2 2 2
6
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – crisis shelters
98%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – transitional independent living shelters
85%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
2
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
85%
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Temporary Independent Living (TIL) shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered facilities
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – transitional independent living shelters
365
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – crisis shelters
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HRA Local Law 37 Report for the Month of March 2012
Domestic Violence Emergency Placements
Census: HRA domestic violence shelters*Families with children 889
Total adults in families 987Total children 1 556
Families in HRA domestic violence shelters are in imminent danger and have chosen to flee their home into the safety of shelter. These families are in a limited shelter stay and receive support services designed to stabilize them in a safe environment.
HRA’s Domestic Violence Services and HIV/AIDS Services Administration place individuals and families in temporary emergency housing during crisis and/or illness.
Total children 1,556Total single adults 97
Single women 94Single men 3
Total families 986Adult Families
Number of unduplicated persons: HRA domestic violence shelters **Families with children 1,163
Total adults in families 1,312Total children 2,035
Total single adults 147Single women 144Single men 3
Total families 1,310Adult Families
*This is a point in time count
** Unduplicated count of the total number of people who were served in shelter during the month
HIV/AIDS Emergency Placements
Census: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements*Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 71 0Total adults in families 350 15Total children 111 0
Total single adults 564 878Single women 130 268Single men 463 668
Total families 192 7Adult Families 108 7*HASA clients enter and exit the emergency housing program during the course of the day. The same client may enter and exit emergency housing within the same month. Census report shows a “point in time” as of 03/31/2012
The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) provides its homeless clients with access to medically appropriate housing, including same-day placement in emergency and transitional housing. Transitional housing facilities are operated by non-profit agencies and include on-site supportive services. Within 90 days of placement, all clients in emergency and transitional housing receive a referral for a non-emergency housing option that considers the medical, educational and familial needs and circumstances of the client.
Number of unduplicated persons:: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements**Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 85 1Total adults in families 383 22Total children 133 1
Total single adults 673 1,153Single women 129 278Single men 545 874
Total families 201 13Adult Families 114 10**The unduplicated persons report shows , unduplicated clients served during month of March 2012.
point in time as of 03/31/2012.
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DHS Local Law 37 report for the Month of February 2012
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
DHS-administered facilities
40 27 62 147 13 160
average daily overnight census DHS drop-in centers
111 33 144
Average daily overnight census DHS faith-based centers
212 72 284
Census: DHS-administered facilities
6430 2406 8836 8553 1505 10058 15071 16620
Census: DHS safe havens 472 62 534 Census: DHS stabilization beds 264 32 296 Census: DHS veterans shelters 351 28 379 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS-administered facilities
8763 3061 11824 32116 3617 35733 17150 18583
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS safe havens
524 62 586
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS stabilization beds
340 46 386
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS veterans shelters
382 30 412
Average Length of Stay: DHS -administered facility (by type, excluding drop-in and faith-based)
347 428
Unduplicated applicants
2108 265
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Applicants found eligible for shelter
907 103
entrants to DHS-administered facilities
907 103
unduplicated entrants to DHS-administered facilities
907 103
Families with children found eligible for city-administered facilities
907
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 1 application
54.5%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 2 applications
27.1%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 3 applications
11.8%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 4 applications
3.6%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 5 applications
1.8%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 6 or more applications
1.2%
adult families found eligible for city-administered facilities
103
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 1 application
53.4%
3
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 2 applications
26.2%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 3 applications
13.6%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 4 applications
2.9%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 5 applications
3.9%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 6 or more applications
0.0%
February 2012For the month of:
MATHEW M. WAMBUACommissionerDOUG APPLEFirst Deputy CommissionerA.A. HENDRICKSONDeputy CommissionerVIVIAN LOUIEAssistant Commissioner
Office of Asset & Property MgmtDivision of Property Management100 Gold StreetNew York, N.Y. 10038
nyc.gov/hpdHPD - Monthly Shelter Census Report
DRAFT
~Emergency Facilities (Shelter) Capacity
Facility Type
#Bldgs/#DUs/%Occ
Total Family
HeadCnt#AD #CH
Single Men Ttl Single Adults
Single Adult HouseholdsHousehold CompositionHouseholds by Type
Fam. w/o Children Total Families
5459 02
2
8 140 707034
Note: Average numbers (placeholders) are reflected below for the Adminsitered facility type.
Emerg. Facilities~
Administered Fac.
Emerg. Hotels
Grand Total:
1. Average Daily Overnight Census:
2. Number of unduplicated persons or households^ utilizing shelter for each of the following categories:
Fam. w/ Children
Avg. LOS# # #Avg. LOS Avg. LOS Avg. LOS# Avg. LOS#
Single Women
Avg. LOS#
#AD = Number of Adults
Avg. LOS = Average Length of Stay (days)
#Bldgs = Ttl # of Emerg. Facility Buildings#DUs = Ttl # of Emerg. Fac. Dwelling Units
.
..
.
177 405177 405 269 113 382
231 231 527 542 1069
76 78 116 116 232
364 364
403 403 494 396 465
2 0 1 1
11 / 225 / 96%
0 3 376 14 74
307 179 486 1048 658 1706 269 114 383
796
^Note: Due to agency business process (whereby households are first temporarily housed at ARC and, subsequently, referred to an emergency facility), there is or may be a small percentage of duplicated households/persons counted in the above numbers, since households are/may be housed at more than one facility type during the reporting month.
(ARC)
(FLC)
(SRO)
Legend
#CH = Number of Children
Fam. w/o Children = Adult families w/ 2 or more adultsSingle Adults = Adult household w/ a single person
%Occ = Percentage Occupied during month
ARC = American Red CrossFLC = Family Living Center (HPD Shelter)SRO = Single Room Occupancy Hotel
(Households)
March 30, 2012S EHSB2 Prepared By: EHRT & CHS
Printed on: Page No. : 1 of 1
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DYCD Local Law 37 report for the Month of February 2102
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered facilities
67 79 136 9 9 9 16
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
41 44 85 7 7 7 8
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
22 25 47 5
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
4 10 14 2 2 2 3
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – crisis shelters
98%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – transitional independent living shelters
90%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
2
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
90%
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Temporary Independent Living (TIL) shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered facilities
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – transitional independent living shelters
365
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – crisis shelters
15
HRA Local Law 37 report for the Month of February 2012
Domestic Violence Emergency Placements
Census: HRA domestic violence shelters*Families with children 870
Total adults in families 971Total children 1 514
Families in HRA domestic violence shelters are in imminent danger and have chosen to flee their home into the safety of shelter. These families are in a limited shelter stay and receive support services designed to stabilize them in a safe environment.
HRA’s Domestic Violence Services and HIV/AIDS Services Administration place individuals and families in temporary emergency housing during crisis and/or illness.
Total children 1,514Total single adults 100
Single women 100Single men 0
Total families 970Adult Families
Number of unduplicated persons: HRA domestic violence shelters **Families with children 1,151
Total adults in families 1,304Total children 2,025
Total single adults 151Single women 148Single men 3
Total families 1,302Adult Families
*This is a point in time count
** Unduplicated count of the total number of people who were served in shelter during the month
HIV/AIDS Emergency Placements
Census: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements*Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 85 0Total adults in families 366 14Total children 129 0
Total single adults 597 883Single women 109 216Single men 488 677
Total families 192 7Adult Families 107 7*HASA clients enter and exit the emergency housing program during the course of the day. The same client may enter and exit emergency housing within the same month. Census report shows a “point in time” as of 02/29/2012
The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) provides its homeless clients with access to medically appropriate housing, including same-day placement in emergency and transitional housing. Transitional housing facilities are operated by non-profit agencies and include on-site supportive services. Within 90 days of placement, all clients in emergency and transitional housing receive a referral for a non-emergency housing option that considers the medical, educational and familial needs and circumstances of the client.
Number of unduplicated persons:: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements**Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 89 2Total adults in families 384 26Total children 137 2
Total single adults 670 1,126Single women 130 268Single men 540 858
Total families 201 13Adult Families 112 11**The unduplicated persons report shows , unduplicated clients served during month of February 2012.
point in time as of 02/29/2012.
January 2012For the month of:
MATHEW M. WAMBUACommissionerDOUG APPLEFirst Deputy CommissionerA.A. HENDRICKSONDeputy CommissionerVIVIAN LOUIEAssistant Commissioner
Office of Asset & Property MgmtDivision of Property Management100 Gold StreetNew York, N.Y. 10038
nyc.gov/hpdHPD - Monthly Shelter Census Report
DRAFT
~Emergency Facilities (Shelter) Capacity
Facility Type
#Bldgs/#DUs/%Occ
Total Family
HeadCnt#AD #CH
Single Men Ttl Single Adults
Single Adult HouseholdsHousehold CompositionHouseholds by Type
Fam. w/o Children Total Families
5803 00
0
0 155 777836
Note: Average numbers (placeholders) are reflected below for the Adminsitered facility type.
Emerg. Facilities~
Administered Fac.
Emerg. Hotels
Grand Total:
1. Average Daily Overnight Census:
2. Number of unduplicated persons or households^ utilizing shelter for each of the following categories:
Fam. w/ Children
Avg. LOS# # #Avg. LOS Avg. LOS Avg. LOS# Avg. LOS#
Single Women
Avg. LOS#
#AD = Number of Adults
Avg. LOS = Average Length of Stay (days)
#Bldgs = Ttl # of Emerg. Facility Buildings#DUs = Ttl # of Emerg. Fac. Dwelling Units
.
..
.
169 386169 386 265 115 380
237 237 535 549 1084
82 82 124 125 249
378 378
418 418 499 409 472
0 0 0 0
11 / 225 / 96%
0 0 069 0 69
319 169 488 1045 674 1719 265 115 380
782
^Note: Due to agency business process (whereby households are first temporarily housed at ARC and, subsequently, referred to an emergency facility), there is or may be a small percentage of duplicated households/persons counted in the above numbers, since households are/may be housed at more than one facility type during the reporting month.
(ARC)
(FLC)
(SRO)
Legend
#CH = Number of Children
Fam. w/o Children = Adult families w/ 2 or more adultsSingle Adults = Adult household w/ a single person
%Occ = Percentage Occupied during month
ARC = American Red CrossFLC = Family Living Center (HPD Shelter)SRO = Single Room Occupancy Hotel
(Households)
February 29, 2012S EHSB2 Prepared By: EHRT & CHS
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HRA Local Law 37 report for the Month of January 2012
Domestic Violence Emergency Placements
Census: HRA domestic violence shelters*Families with children 853
Total adults in families 954Total children 1 502
Families in HRA domestic violence shelters are in imminent danger and have chosen to flee their home into the safety of shelter. These families are in a limited shelter stay and receive support services designed to stabilize them in a safe environment.
HRA’s Domestic Violence Services and HIV/AIDS Services Administration place individuals and families in temporary emergency housing during crisis and/or illness.
Total children 1,502Total single adults 99
Single women 96Single men 3
Total families 952Adult Families
Number of unduplicated persons: HRA domestic violence shelters **Families with children 1,158
Total adults in families 1,312Total children 2,031
Total single adults 152Single women 147Single men 4
Total families 1,310Adult Families
*This is a point in time count
** Unduplicated count of the total number of people who were served in shelter during the month
HIV/AIDS Emergency Placements
Census: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements*Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 77 1Total adults in families 342 12Total children 119 1
Total single adults 587 907Single women 110 219Single men 477 688
Total families 183 6Adult Families 106 5
Number of unduplicated persons:: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements**
*HASA clients enter and exit the emergency housing program during the course of the day. The same client may enter and exit emergency housing within the same month. Census report shows a “point in time” as of 01/31/2012.
The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) provides its homeless clients with access to medically appropriate housing, including same-day placement in emergency and transitional housing. Transitional housing facilities are operated by non-profit agencies and include on-site supportive services. Within 90 days of placement, all clients in emergency and transitional housing receive a referral for a non-emergency housing option that considers the medical, educational and familial needs and circumstances of the client.
Number of unduplicated persons:: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements**Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 84 2Total adults in families 378 21Total children 129 2
Total single adults 703 1,138Single women 143 264Single men 560 874
Total families 202 11Adult Families 118 9**The unduplicated persons report shows , unduplicated clients served during month of January.
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DHS Local Law 37 report for the Month of January 2012
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
DHS-administered facilities
40 27 62 147 13 160
average daily overnight census DHS drop-in centers
103 31 134
Average daily overnight census DHS faith-based centers
208 68 276
Census: DHS-administered facilities
6328 2416 8744
Census: DHS safe havens 465 60 525 Census: DHS stabilization beds 274 32 306 Census: DHS veterans shelters 352 28 380 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS-administered facilities
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS safe havens
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS stabilization beds
339 47 386
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS veterans shelters
Average Length of Stay: DHS -administered facility (by type, excluding drop-in and faith-based)
346 432
Unduplicated applicants
2
Applicants found eligible for shelter
entrants to DHS-administered facilities
unduplicated entrants to DHS-administered facilities
Families with children found eligible for city-administered facilities
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 1 application
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 2 applications
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 3 applications
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 4 applications
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 5 applications
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 6 or more applications
adult families found eligible for city-administered facilities
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 1 application
3
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 2 applications
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 3 applications
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 4 applications
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 5 applications
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 6 or more applications
1
DYCD Local Law 37 report for the Month of January 2102
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered facilities
80 100 180 7 23 7 20
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
43 59 102 7 7 7 8
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
28 33 61 11
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
9 8 17 0 16 0 1
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – crisis shelters
98%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – transitional independent living shelters
92%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
2
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
92%
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Temporary Independent Living (TIL) shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered facilities
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – transitional independent living shelters
365
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – crisis shelters
15
December 2011For the month of:
MATHEW M. WAMBUACommissionerDOUG APPLEFirst Deputy CommissionerA.A. HENDRICKSONDeputy CommissionerVIVIAN LOUIEAssistant Commissioner
Office of Asset & Property MgmtDivision of Property Management100 Gold StreetNew York, N.Y. 10038
nyc.gov/hpdHPD - Monthly Shelter Census Report
DRAFT
~Emergency Facilities (Shelter) Capacity
Facility Type
#Bldgs/#DUs/%Occ
Total Family
HeadCnt#AD #CH
Single Men Ttl Single Adults
Single Adult HouseholdsHousehold CompositionHouseholds by Type
Fam. w/o Children Total Families
5763 00
0
3 141 707134
Note: Average numbers (placeholders) are reflected below for the Adminsitered facility type.
Emerg. Facilities~
Administered Fac.
Emerg. Hotels
Grand Total:
1. Average Daily Overnight Census:
2. Number of unduplicated persons or households^ utilizing shelter for each of the following categories:
Fam. w/ Children
Avg. LOS# # #Avg. LOS Avg. LOS Avg. LOS# Avg. LOS#
Single Women
Avg. LOS#
#AD = Number of Adults
Avg. LOS = Average Length of Stay (days)
#Bldgs = Ttl # of Emerg. Facility Buildings#DUs = Ttl # of Emerg. Fac. Dwelling Units
.
..
.
167 387167 387 270 116 386
235 235 532 535 1067
79 79 108 99 207
376 376
417 417 518 410 486
0 0 0 0
11 / 225 / 98%
0 0 086 0 86
314 167 481 1027 634 1661 270 116 386
802
^Note: Due to agency business process (whereby households are first temporarily housed at ARC and, subsequently, referred to an emergency facility), there is or may be a small percentage of duplicated households/persons counted in the above numbers, since households are/may be housed at more than one facility type during the reporting month.
(ARC)
(FLC)
(SRO)
Legend
#CH = Number of Children
Fam. w/o Children = Adult families w/ 2 or more adultsSingle Adults = Adult household w/ a single person
%Occ = Percentage Occupied during month
ARC = American Red CrossFLC = Family Living Center (HPD Shelter)SRO = Single Room Occupancy Hotel
(Households)
January 27, 2012S EHSB2 Prepared By: EHRT & CHS
Printed on: Page No. : 1 of 1
HRA Local Law 37 report for the Month of December 2011
Domestic Violence Emergency Placements
Census: HRA domestic violence shelters*Families with children 829
Total adults in families 923Total children 1 450
Families in HRA domestic violence shelters are in imminent danger and have chosen to flee their home into the safety of shelter. These families are in a limited shelter stay and receive support services designed to stabilize them in a safe environment.
HRA’s Domestic Violence Services and HIV/AIDS Services Administration place individuals and families in temporary emergency housing during crisis and/or illness.
Total children 1,450Total single adults 92
Single women 89Single men 3
Total families 921Adult Families
Number of unduplicated persons: HRA domestic violence shelters **Families with children 1,141
Total adults in families 1,282Total children 1,996
Total single adults 138Single women 133Single men 5
Total families 1,279Adult Families
*This is a point in time count
** Unduplicated count of the total number of people who were served in shelter during the month
HIV/AIDS Emergency Placements
Census: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements*Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 78 1Total adults in families 360 12Total children 121 1
Total single adults 558 907Single women 102 219Single men 486 688
Total families 191 6Adult Families 113 5HASA clients enter and exit the emergency housing program during the course of the day. The same client may enter and exit emergency housing within the same month. Census report shows a “point in time” as of 12/31/2011
The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) provides its homeless clients with access to medically appropriate housing, including same-day placement in emergency and transitional housing. Transitional housing facilities are operated by non-profit agencies and include on-site supportive services. Within 90 days of placement, all clients in emergency and transitional housing receive a referral for a non-emergency housing option that considers the medical, educational and familial needs and circumstances of the client.
Number of unduplicated persons:: HIV/ AIDS Emergency Placements**Emergency Housing Transitional Housing
Families with children 86 1Total adults in families 423 22Total children 13 1
Total single adults 811 1,419Single women 136 343Single men 675 1,077
Total families 223 11Adult Families 137 10The unduplicated persons report shows , unduplicated clients served during month of September.
point in time as of 12/31/2011.
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DHS Local Law 37 report for the Month of December 2011
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
DHS-administered facilities
41 27 63 146 13 159
average daily overnight census DHS drop-in centers
99 37 136
Average daily overnight census DHS faith-based centers
179 46 225
Census: DHS-administered facilities
6,213 2,371 8,584 8,511* 1,383* 9,894* 14,468* 16,716*
Census: DHS safe havens 456 59 515 Census: DHS stabilization beds 274 28 302 Census: DHS veterans shelters 353 28 381 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS-administered facilities
NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS safe havens
NA NA NA
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS stabilization beds
328 40 368
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS veterans shelters
NA NA NA
Average Length of Stay: DHS -administered facility (by type, excluding drop-in and faith-based)
NA NA NA 341 423
Unduplicated applicants
NA NA
2
Applicants found eligible for shelter
NA NA
entrants to DHS-administered facilities
NA NA NA NA NA
unduplicated entrants to DHS-administered facilities
NA NA NA NA NA
Families with children found eligible for city-administered facilities
NA
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 1 application
NA
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 2 applications
NA
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 3 applications
NA
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 4 applications
NA
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 5 applications
NA
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 6 or more applications
NA
adult families found eligible for city-administered facilities
NA
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 1 application
NA
3
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 2 applications
NA
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 3 applications
NA
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 4 applications
NA
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 5 applications
NA
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 6 or more applications
NA
*Unreconciled census for partial month.
1
DYCD Local Law 37 report for the Month of December 2011
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered facilities
95 125 190 11 n/a 11 11 30
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
57 65 115 5 n/a 5 5 7
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
31 43 59 15
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
7 17 16 6 n/a 6 6 8
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – crisis shelters
92%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – transitional independent living shelters
96%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
average monthly utilization rates
2
- DYCD-administered drop-in centers average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
88%
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Temporary Independent Living (TIL) shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered facilities
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – transitional independent living shelters
365
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – crisis shelters
15
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DHS Local Law 37 report for the Month of November 2011
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
DHS-administered facilities
39 27 63 144 13 157
average daily overnight census DHS drop-in centers
89 33 122
Average daily overnight census DHS faith-based centers
168 46 214
Census: DHS-administered facilities
6164 2410 8574 8460 1400 9860 1439 16586
Census: DHS safe havens 449 59 506 Census: DHS stabilization beds 253 25 288 Census: DHS veterans shelters 352 27 379 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS-administered facilities
8517 3032 11549 29255 3301 32556 12208 17048
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS safe havens
478 45 523
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS stabilization beds
317 27 344
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS veterans shelters
400 197 597
Average Length of Stay: DHS -administered facility (by type, excluding drop-in and faith-based)
262 272 265 326 402
Unduplicated applicants
2,575 265
2
Applicants found eligible for shelter
954 95
entrants to DHS-administered facilities
1236 392 1628 954 95
unduplicated entrants to DHS-administered facilities
1236 392 1628 954 95
Families with children found eligible for city-administered facilities
954
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 1 application
49.5
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 2 applications
26.1
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 3 applications
12.7
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 4 applications
5.5
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 5 applications
3.6
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 6 or more applications
2.5
adult families found eligible for city-administered facilities
95
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 1 application
56.1
3
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 2 applications
23.5
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 3 applications
11.2
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 4 applications
4.1
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 5 applications
1.0
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 6 or more applications
4.1
1
DYCD Local Law 37 report for the Month of November 2011
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered facilities 95 125 190 11 11 11 11 30
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
57 65 115 5 5 5 5 7
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
31 43 59 15
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
7 17 16 6 6 6 6 8
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – crisis shelters
88%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – transitional independent living shelters
100%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
average monthly utilization rates
2
- DYCD-administered drop-in centers average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
84%
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Temporary Independent Living (TIL) shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered facilities
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – transitional independent living shelters
365
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – crisis shelters
15
November 2011For the month of:
MATHEW M. WAMBUACommissionerDOUG APPLEFirst Deputy CommissionerA.A. HENDRICKSONDeputy CommissionerVIVIAN LOUIEAssistant Commissioner
Office of Asset & Property MgmtDivision of Property Management100 Gold StreetNew York, N.Y. 10038
nyc.gov/hpdHPD - Monthly Shelter Census Report
DRAFT
~Emergency Facilities (Shelter) Capacity
Facility Type
#Bldgs/#DUs/%Occ
Total Family
HeadCnt#AD #CH
Single Men Ttl Single Adults
Single Adult HouseholdsHousehold CompositionHouseholds by Type
Fam. w/o Children Total Families
5628 02
2
2 131 656632
Note: Average numbers (placeholders) are reflected below for the Adminsitered facility type.
Emerg. Facilities~
Administered Fac.
Emerg. Hotels
Grand Total:
1. Average Daily Overnight Census:
2. Number of unduplicated persons or households^ utilizing shelter for each of the following categories:
Fam. w/ Children
Avg. LOS# # #Avg. LOS Avg. LOS Avg. LOS# Avg. LOS#
Single Women
Avg. LOS#
#AD = Number of Adults
Avg. LOS = Average Length of Stay (days)
#Bldgs = Ttl # of Emerg. Facility Buildings#DUs = Ttl # of Emerg. Fac. Dwelling Units
.
..
.
172 402172 402 282 121 403
231 231 529 530 1059
70 70 93 90 183
366 366
389 389 516 392 478
0 0 0 0
11 / 225 / 98%
0 0 095 0 95
301 172 473 1024 620 1644 282 121 403
819
^Note: Due to agency business process (whereby households are first temporarily housed at ARC and, subsequently, referred to an emergency facility), there is or may be a small percentage of duplicated households/persons counted in the above numbers, since households are/may be housed at more than one facility type during the reporting month.
(ARC)
(FLC)
(SRO)
Legend
#CH = Number of Children
Fam. w/o Children = Adult families w/ 2 or more adultsSingle Adults = Adult household w/ a single person
%Occ = Percentage Occupied during month
ARC = American Red CrossFLC = Family Living Center (HPD Shelter)SRO = Single Room Occupancy Hotel
(Households)
December 29, 2011S EHSB2 Prepared By: EHRT & CHS
Printed on: Page No. : 1 of 1
HRA Local Law 37 report for the Month of November 2011
Domestic Violence Emergency Placements
Census: HRA domestic violence shelters*Families with children 862
Families in HRA domestic violence shelters are in imminent danger and have chosen to flee their home into the safety of shelter. These families are in a limited shelter stay and receive support services designed to stabilize them in a safe environment.
HRA’s Domestic Violence Services and HIV/AIDS Services Administration place individuals and families in temporary emergency housing during crisis and/or illness.
Total adults in families 953Total children 1,525
Total single adults 88Single women 85Single men 3
Total families 950Adult Families
Number of unduplicated persons: HRA domestic violence shelters **Families with children 1,163
Total adults in families 1,296Total children 2,060
Total single adults 129Single women 125Single men 4
Total families 1,292Adult Families
*This is a point in time count
** Unduplicated count of the total number of people who were served in shelter during the month
HIV/AIDS Emergency Placements
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with
ChildrenAdult
FamiliesTotal
FamiliesTotal Adults in Families
Total Children
The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) provides its homeless clients with access to medically appropriate housing, including same-day placement in emergency and transitional housing. Transitional housing facilities are operated by non-profit agencies and include on-site supportive services. Within 90 days of placement, all clients in emergency and transitional housing receive a referral for a non-emergency housing option that considers the medical, educational and familial needs and circumstances of the client.
Census: HRA HASA emergency Census: HRA HASA transitional Number of unduplicated persons: HRA HASA emergency housingNumber of unduplicated persons: HRA HASA transitional housing
HASA clients enter and exit the emergency housing program during the course of the day. The same client may enter and exit emergency housing within the same month. This report shows a “point in time” as of 9/30/2011.
HASA transitional housing
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DHS Local Law 37 report for the Month of October 2011
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
DHS-administered facilities
39 27 63 144 13 157
average daily overnight census DHS drop-in centers
82 33 105
Average daily overnight census DHS faith-based centers
180 44 224
Census: DHS-administered facilities
6008 2413 8421 8277 1341 9618 13967 15964
Census: DHS safe havens 450 53 503 Census: DHS stabilization beds 248 25 273 Census: DHS veterans shelters 352 26 378 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS-administered facilities
8,427 3,103 11,530 31,711 3,352 35,063 16,835 18,211
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS safe havens
533 42 575
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS stabilization beds
240 26 266
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS veterans shelters
423 192 615
Average Length of Stay: DHS -administered facility (by type, excluding drop-in and faith-based)
261 265 262 320 395
Unduplicated applicants
2,860 280
2
Applicants found eligible for shelter
993 81
entrants to DHS-administered facilities
1,290 448 1,738 993 81
unduplicated entrants to DHS-administered facilities
1,290 448 1,738 993 81
Families with children found eligible for city-administered facilities
993
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 1 application
51.1%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 2 applications
26.0%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 3 applications
10.5%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 4 applications
6.3%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 5 applications
2.9%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 6 or more applications
3.2%
adult families found eligible for city-administered facilities
81
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 1 application
53.1%
3
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 2 applications
19.8%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 3 applications
14.8%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 4 applications
6.2%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 5 applications
4.9%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 6 or more applications
1.2%
1
DYCD Local Law 37 report for the Month of October 2011
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered facilities
94 73 143 9 9 9 24
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
46 44 76 6 6 6 14
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
42 23 56 9
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
6 6 11 3 3 3 1
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – crisis shelters
88%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – transitional independent living shelters
100%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
average monthly utilization rates
2
- DYCD-administered drop-in centers average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
76%
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Temporary Independent Living (TIL) shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered facilities
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – transitional independent living shelters
365
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – crisis shelters
15
October 2011For the month of:
MATHEW M. WAMBUACommissionerDOUG APPLEFirst Deputy CommissionerA.A. HENDRICKSONDeputy CommissionerVIVIAN LOUIEAssistant Commissioner
Office of Asset & Property MgmtDivision of Property Management100 Gold StreetNew York, N.Y. 10038
nyc.gov/hpdHPD - Monthly Shelter Census Report
DRAFT
~Emergency Facilities (Shelter) Capacity
Facility Type
#Bldgs/#DUs/%Occ
Total Family
HeadCnt#AD #CH
Single Men Ttl Single Adults
Single Adult HouseholdsHousehold CompositionHouseholds by Type
Fam. w/o Children Total Families
5672 06
6
7 135 666933
Note: Average numbers (placeholders) are reflected below for the Adminsitered facility type.
Emerg. Facilities~
Administered Fac.
Emerg. Hotels
Grand Total:
1. Average Daily Overnight Census:
2. Number of unduplicated persons or households^ utilizing shelter for each of the following categories:
Fam. w/ Children
Avg. LOS# # #Avg. LOS Avg. LOS Avg. LOS# Avg. LOS#
Single Women
Avg. LOS#
#AD = Number of Adults
Avg. LOS = Average Length of Stay (days)
#Bldgs = Ttl # of Emerg. Facility Buildings#DUs = Ttl # of Emerg. Fac. Dwelling Units
.
..
.
176 415176 415 286 121 407
232 232 527 520 1047
65 65 95 81 176
360 360
372 372 500 386 466
0 0 1 1
11 / 225 / 98%
0 12 1294 0 94
297 176 473 1037 601 1638 286 122 408
829
^Note: Due to agency business process (whereby households are first temporarily housed at ARC and, subsequently, referred to an emergency facility), there is or may be a small percentage of duplicated households/persons counted in the above numbers, since households are/may be housed at more than one facility type during the reporting month.
(ARC)
(FLC)
(SRO)
Legend
#CH = Number of Children
Fam. w/o Children = Adult families w/ 2 or more adultsSingle Adults = Adult household w/ a single person
%Occ = Percentage Occupied during month
ARC = American Red CrossFLC = Family Living Center (HPD Shelter)SRO = Single Room Occupancy Hotel
(Households)
November 25, 2011S EHSB2 Prepared By: EHRT & CHS
Printed on: Page No. : 1 of 1
HRA Local Law 37 report for the Month of October 2011
Domestic Violence Emergency Placements
Census: HRA domestic violence shelters*Families with children 903
Families in HRA domestic violence shelters are in imminent danger and have chosen to flee their home into the safety of shelter. These families are in a limited shelter stay and receive support services designed to stabilize them in a safe environment.
HRA’s Domestic Violence Services and HIV/AIDS Services Administration place individuals and families in temporary emergency housing during crisis and/or illness.
Total adults in families 996Total children 1,605
Total single adults 90Single women 88Single men 2
Total families 993Adult Families
Number of unduplicated persons: HRA domestic violence shelters **Families with children 1,200
Total adults in families 1,350Total children 2,128
Total single adults 144Single women 142Single men 2
Total families 1,344Adult Families
*This is a point in time count
** Unduplicated count of the total number of people who were served in shelter during the month
HIV/AIDS Emergency Placements
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with
ChildrenAdult
FamiliesTotal
FamiliesTotal Adults in Families
Total Children
503 103 606 74 113 187 352 113698 209 907 2 7 9 18 2
644 147 791 82 120 202 378 126
876 277 1153 2 17 20 38 2
The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) provides its homeless clients with access to medically appropriate housing, including same-day placement in emergency and transitional housing. Transitional housing facilities are operated by non-profit agencies and include on-site supportive services. Within 90 days of placement, all clients in emergency and transitional housing receive a referral for a non-emergency housing option that considers the medical, educational and familial needs and circumstances of the client.
Census: HRA HASA emergency Census: HRA HASA transitional Number of unduplicated persons: HRA HASA emergency housingNumber of unduplicated persons: HRA HASA transitional housing 876 277 1153 2 17 20 38 2
HASA clients enter and exit the emergency housing program during the course of the day. The same client may enter and exit emergency housing within the same month. This report shows a “point in time” as of 9/30/2011.
HASA transitional housing
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Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
DHS-administered facilities
39 27 63 144 13 157
Average daily overnight census DHS drop-in centers
82 29 111
Average daily overnight census DHS faith-based centers
164 46 210
Census: DHS-administered facilities
6008 2413 8421 8277 1341 9618 13967 15964
Census: DHS safe havens 416 42 458 Census: DHS stabilization beds 171 26 197 Census: DHS veterans shelters 353 27 380 Number of unduplicated persons: DHS-administered facilities
8367 3109 11476 9748 1606 11354 16245 18631
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS safe havens
768 100 868
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS stabilization beds
196 37 233
Number of unduplicated persons: DHS veterans shelters
416 191 607
Average Length of Stay: DHS -administered facility (by type, excluding drop-in and faith-based)
258 264 259 315 393
Unduplicated applicants
3030 297
2
Applicants found eligible for shelter
1107 92
Entrants to DHS-administered facilities
1305 483 1788 1107 92
Unduplicated entrants to DHS-administered facilities
1305 483 1788 1107 92
Families with children found eligible for city-administered facilities
1107
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 1 application
52.9%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 2 applications
26.6%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 3 applications
9.9%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 4 applications
5.9%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 5 applications
3.0%
Percentage of eligible families with children who submitted 6 or more applications
1.7%
Adult families found eligible for city-administered facilities
297
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 1 application
55.4%
3
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 2 applications
16.3%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 3 applications
8.7%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 4 applications
7.6%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 5 applications
4.3%
Percentage of eligible adult families who submitted 6 or more applications
7.6%
1
DYCD Local Law 37 report for the Month of September 2011
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with Children
Adult Families
Total Families
Total Adults in Families
Total Children
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered facilities
103 121 224 10 10 10 32
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
40 57 97 3 3 3 6
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
53 35 88 21
number of unduplicated persons - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
10 29 39 7 7 7 5
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – crisis shelters
100%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered facilities – transitional independent living shelters
90%
average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
99%
average monthly utilization rates
2
- DYCD-administered drop-in centers average monthly utilization rates - DYCD-administered transitional independent living facilities
77%
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-lists for DYCD-administered facilities – Temporary Independent Living (TIL) shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered facilities
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered crisis shelters
number of individuals who are on wait-list - DYCD-administered drop-in centers
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – transitional independent living shelters
12
Average Length of Stay: DYCD -administered facility (by type, excluding DYCD-administered drop-in centers) – crisis shelters
15
September 2011For the month of:
MATHEW M. WAMBUACommissionerDOUG APPLEFirst Deputy CommissionerA.A. HENDRICKSONDeputy CommissionerVIVIAN LOUIEAssistant Commissioner
Office of Asset & Property MgmtDivision of Property Management100 Gold StreetNew York, N.Y. 10038
nyc.gov/hpdHPD - Monthly Shelter Census Report
DRAFT
~Emergency Facilities (Shelter) Capacity
Facility Type
#Bldgs/#DUs/%Occ
Total Family
HeadCnt#AD #CH
Single Men Ttl Single Adults
Single Adult HouseholdsHousehold CompositionHouseholds by Type
Fam. w/o Children Total Families
5741 00
0
0 144 717334
Note: Average numbers (placeholders) are reflected below for the Adminsitered facility type.
Emerg. Facilities~
Administered Fac.
Emerg. Hotels
Grand Total:
1. Average Daily Overnight Census:
2. Number of unduplicated persons or households^ utilizing shelter for each of the following categories:
Fam. w/ Children
Avg. LOS# # #Avg. LOS Avg. LOS Avg. LOS# Avg. LOS#
Single Women
Avg. LOS#
#AD = Number of Adults
Avg. LOS = Average Length of Stay (days)
#Bldgs = Ttl # of Emerg. Facility Buildings#DUs = Ttl # of Emerg. Fac. Dwelling Units
.
..
.
177 415177 415 296 117 413
230 230 519 533 1052
63 63 90 77 167
342 342
353 353 469 380 444
0 0 0 0
11 / 225 / 99%
0 0 090 0 90
293 177 470 1024 610 1634 296 117 413
836
^Note: Due to agency business process (whereby households are first temporarily housed at ARC and, subsequently, referred to an emergency facility), there is or may be a small percentage of duplicated households/persons counted in the above numbers, since households are/may be housed at more than one facility type during the reporting month.
(ARC)
(FLC)
(SRO)
Legend
#CH = Number of Children
Fam. w/o Children = Adult families w/ 2 or more adultsSingle Adults = Adult household w/ a single person
%Occ = Percentage Occupied during month
ARC = American Red CrossFLC = Family Living Center (HPD Shelter)SRO = Single Room Occupancy Hotel
(Households)
October 28, 2011S EHSB2 Prepared By: EHRT & CHS
Printed on: Page No. : 1 of 1
HRA Local Law 37 report for the Month of September 2011
Domestic Violence Emergency Placements
Census: HRA domestic violence shelters*Families with children 992
Families in HRA domestic violence shelters are in imminent danger and have chosen to flee their home into the safety of shelter. These families are in a limited shelter stay and receive support services designed to stabilize them in a safe environment.
HRA’s Domestic Violence Services and HIV/AIDS Services Administration place individuals and families in temporary emergency housing during crisis and/or illness.
Total adults in families 1,097Total children 1,688
Total single adults 101Single women 99Single men 2
Total families 1,093Adult Families
Number of unduplicated persons: HRA domestic violence shelters **Families with children 1,206
Total adults in families 1,355Total children 2,130
Total single adults 145Single women 145Single men 2
Total families 1,351Adult Families** Unduplicated count of the total number of people who were served in shelter during the month
*This is a point in time count
HIV/AIDS Emergency Placements
Single Men
Single Women
Total Single Adults
Families with
ChildrenAdult
FamiliesTotal
FamiliesTotal Adults in Families
Total Children
492 111 603 72 114 186 355 105705 197 902 2 13 15 29 3
621 130 751 82 120 202 385 123
884 280 1,164 3 15 18 30 6
The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) provides its homeless clients with access to medically appropriate housing, including same-day placement in emergency and transitional housing. Transitional housing facilities are operated by non-profit agencies and include on-site supportive services. Within 90 days of placement, all clients in emergency and transitional housing receive a referral for a non-emergency housing option that considers the medical, educational and familial needs and circumstances of the client.
Census: HRA HASA emergency Census: HRA HASA transitional Number of unduplicated persons: HRA HASA emergency housingNumber of unduplicated persons: HRA HASA transitional housing 884 280 1,164 3 15 18 30 6
HASA clients enter and exit the emergency housing program during the course of the day. The same client may enter and exit emergency housing within the same month. This report shows a “point in time” as of 9/30/2011.
HASA transitional housing
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