Category 2 Imminent Risk of Homelessness (2) Individual or family who will imminently lose their primary nighttime residence, provided that: (i) Residence will be lost within 14 days of the date of application for homeless assistance; (ii) No subsequent residence has been identified; and (iii) The individual or family lacks the resources or support networks needed to obtain other permanent housing Category 3 Homeless other Federal statutes (3) Unaccompanied youth under 25 years of age, or families with children and youth, who do not otherwise qualify as homeless under this definition, but who: (i) Are defined as homeless under the other listed federal statutes; (ii) Have not had a lease, ownership
Parker County 6 0 0 0 0.3% 6 1 +500% NE Tarrant 15 0 0 100 6% 115 149 -23% Total 423 1,088 20 407 -- 1,938 1,914 +1.25% Demographics UN ES TH SH 2016 Percent of Male 327 659 207 9 1,202 62% Female 95 429 200 11 735 38% Transgender 1 0 0 0 1 .05% UN ES TH SH 2016 Total Percent of Total Children 18 15 205 152 0 372 19% 18-24 32 44 19 0 95 5% 25-64 244 820 215 20 1299 67% 65 and over 16 19 21 0 56 3% UN ES TH SH 2016 Percent of Hispanic 57 110 39 4 210 11% 366 978 368 16 1,728 89%
Total Percent of Total Percent of Total Army 15 50% Male 29 97% Marine Corps 6 20% Female 1 3% Navy 3 10% Air Force 1 3% Age Total Percent of Total Total Percent of Total 18-24 2 7% Veteran Only 29 97% 25-64 22 81% Veteran with Child 1 3% 65 and Up 3 11% Percent of Total White 19 63% African American 9 30% Asian 0 0% American Indian/ Alaska Native 0 0% Native Hawaiian/ Other Pacific Islander 2 7% Total Percent of Total Hispanic 3 10% 27 90% Chronically Homeless
UN TH ES SH Rate 2016 Total 2015 Total Annual Change Chronic 80 0 70 9 8% 159 136 +17% Sub-populations UN TH ES SH Rate 2016 Total 2015 Total Annual Change Severely Mentally Ill 89 94 287 19 19% 376 459 -18% Persons with HIV/AIDS 4 10 22 0 1% 26 20 +30% Victims of Domestic Violence 5 30 267 2 17% 337 328 +3% Chronic Substance Abuse 50 111 163 6 11% 213 334 -36% Veterans 30 98 76 1 8% 205 193 +6% Other Individuals in the Care of the Homeless Services System Individuals and families are not counted as homeless for the duration of time that they are participants in permanent supportive housing or rapid re-housing programs. Because these PSH and RRH programs are operated by continuum of care agencies and constitute a significant body of work, participant data helps to round out our understanding of the overall system of care and inform our understanding of who is receiving services. Individuals in Permanent Supportive Housing January 28, 2016 Adults Children Total Persons Families 1,150 272 1,422 448
Number Rate Male 622 54% Female 527 46% Transgender 1 0.09% Total Percent of 18 272 21% 18-24 64 5% 25-64 942 73% 65 and up 144 11% Total Percent of Total Hispanic 105 7% 1,317 93% Total Percent of Total White 615 44% African American/Black 774 56% Asian 4 0.29% American Indian/ Alaska Native 8 0.57% Native Hawaiian/ Other Pacific Islander 1 0.07% Total Percent of Total Veteran 82 7%
1066 93% Individuals in Re-housing January 28, 2016 Adults Children Total Persons Families 461 328 789 440 Percent of Total Male 203 44% Female 258 56% Percent of 18 328 43% 18-24 43 6% 25-64 387 51% 65 and up 31 4% Total Percent of Total Hispanic 99 13% 689 87% Total Percent of Total White 245 31%
About TCHC TCHC (Tarrant County Homeless Coalition) is a private, non-profit organization that leads, develops, and coordinates strategies and resources to end homelessness in Tarrant and Parker Counties. TCHC serves as the backbone organization of the communitywide effort to efficiently end homelessness. of Directors Elizabeth Becker, June Davis, Treasurer Debby Kratky, Secretary Paul Harral Glenn Spoons Devan Allen Tammy McGhee Donald Deshauteurs TCHC Staff Otis Thornton, Executive Director Tammie Caruthers, Office Coordinator Carolyn Curry, CoC Planning Director Lauren Helms, CoC Planning Manager Thomas Brittain, HMIS Manager J’Qualin Scott, HMIS Coordinator Lisa Adviento, HMIS Specialist Holley Wilcox, HMIS Specialist Amber Puga, DOPS Coordinator Melanie Pierce, Helpline Coordinator Stella Helpline Specialist Jonathan Prouty, Social Work Intern Acknowledgements The Tarrant County Homeless Coalition is grateful to the many organizations and individuals who helped to make Count Night, this Report, and the State of the Homeless Address & Public Forum possible. 400+ Count Night Volunteers 7 Emergency Shelters ALN Apartment Data, Inc. Arlington Blueline Arlington Police Department Caroline Graphic Design Continuum of Care Board of Directors Current & Formerly Homeless Guides Riddick, Community Enrichment Center Dr. Petrovich, TCU Dr. Emily Spence-Almaguer, UNTHSC Fort Worth PD Planning Staff Fort Worth Police Department Frito Lay
Home Julie Hall, Arlington Housing Authority Nicholas Ramon, HUD Regional Office Officer Donna Eldridge, Fort Worth Police Officer Stephanie Gillespie, Arlington Police Paula Robinson, Center of Hope Pizza Snob Saginaw Police Department Savannah Ware, GIS and Mapping Starbucks Suzonne Evans, Photography Tarrant County Mayors’ Council Tarrant County Sherriff Dee Anderson The Salvation Army Mabee Center & Canteen Tom Thumb Tricia Jackson Productions University Christian Church