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HomeMy WebLinkAboutlivermore-pit-2024-infographicEmergency Shelter Transitional Housing Safe Haven 83.3%16.6%0% Unsheltered Sheltered Emergency Shelter Transitional Housing Safe Haven 73.1%26.6%0.4% Unsheltered Sheltered Every 2 years, communities conduct counts of people experiencing both sheltered and unsheltered homelessness. The 2024 Alameda County Point-in-Time Count (PIT) was a community-wide effort conducted on January 25, 2024. The snapshot below includes people enrolled in shelter projects in Livermore on the night of January 24th and those interviewed or observed as experiencing unsheltered homelessness in the early morning hours of 1/25/24. LIVERMORE ALAMEDA COUNTY 2019 2022 2024 LIVERMORE UNSHELTERED SLEEPING LOCATIONS 2019 2022 2024 TYPE OF SHELTER 264 179 85 242 174 68 277 169 108 8,022 6,312 1,710 9,747 7,135 2,612 9,450 6,343 3,107 CITY OF LIVERMORE ALAMEDA COUNTY Sheltered UnshelteredSHELTERED/UNSHELTEREDPOPULATION 39%61% Sheltered UnshelteredSHELTERED/UNSHELTEREDPOPULATION 33%67% LIVERMORE ALAMEDA COUNTY 25%9% STREETORSIDEWALKOTHERTENT/MAKESHIFTSHELTER VEHICLE /BOAT / RV 16%50% Age 35-44 27.4% Age 25-34 19.9% Age 45-54 17.3% Age 55-64 14.8% Under 1814.4% Age 18-24 4% Age 65+2.2% AGE 65+ 2.2% UNDER 18 14.4%AGE 18-24 4% AGE 55-64 14.8% AGE 35-44 27.4% AGE 25-34 19.9% AGE 45-54 17.3% CITY OF LIVERMORE HOMELESS CENSUS & SURVEY 2024 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Within AlamedaCounty Outside of AlamedaCountyRESIDENCEPRIOR TOBECOMINGHOMELESS 89%11% AGE RANGES CITY OF LIVERMORE HOMELESS CENSUS & SURVEY 2024 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Housing LossRelated Job Loss/IncomeRelated HealthRelatedIssues PRIMARY CAUSES OF HOMELESSNESS 43%36%29% HouseholdBreakupRelated 21% Pregnant orExpecting aChild 0% Interaction withCriminal Justicein Past Year 42% Unshelteredpeople withEmployment 7%14% ADDITIONAL HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS Unshelteredpeople with apet < 1 Year 5-9 Yrs 10+ Yrs 14.2%7.1%78.6% LENGTH OF TIME LIVING IN ALAMEDA COUNTY HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS Veterans 3% Survivors of Domestic Violence 13% HIV/Aids Related Illness 2% Serious Mental Illness 17% Substance Use Disorder 12% Chronic Homelessness 23% PIT General Population 2.50%0.70%3.20%16.10% 8.30%1.70% 32.10% 22.60% 1.10%1.40%12.40%0.50% 51.60% 62.10% *Census data does not currently differentiate between Hispanic/Latino/a/e status for Multiple Races RACE IDENTITIES COMPARED TO OVERALL COUNTY POPULATION American Indian / Native Alaskan Asian or Asian American Black / African American Hispanic & Latino/e/a Middle Eastern or North African Multiple Races- Not Latino/e/a* Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander White 0% Gender Groups (*Please note the US Census only provides data for Male and Female categories) PIT General Population Man Man Woman Woman *Additional Gender Identities 5.1% 49.4% 57% 50.6% 37.9%