The Homeless Action Partnership (HAP) released preliminary results from the 2019 Point In Time (PIT) Count, which is a single-day census of the homeless population conducted every two years.

The results indicate an overall decrease of homelessness in Santa Cruz County of 3.6%.

Every two years, Santa Cruz County, along with communities across the country, conducts a survey to estimate the number of individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness. See the full 2017 Santa Cruz County PIT Count Report > See the Executive Summary >

No Place Like Home is a research project based at UC Santa Cruz that looks at the meaning of “home” in the midst of a housing crisis. View the research and learn more about the project >

Research conducted with 104,206 individuals in Santa Clara County between 2007 and 2012. It includes demographic and medical attributes, justice system history, health and human services provided, and the cost of services. This data shows the realities of the true cost to public and safety net systems of homelessness in Silicon Valley. Visit the Destination: […]