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Community Engagement Strategies: Tackling Homelessness in 2011

In 2011, our outreach efforts encompassed various strategies to address homelessness. Key initiatives included public speaking engagements, articles in newspapers, and radio spots to raise awareness. Collaborations with local agencies and churches like Sugar Grove United Methodist Church and outreach to businesses such as McDonald's and Wendy's helped garner support and donations. We analyzed unsheltered counts, reported increases in homelessness, and identified families in need. Our engagement aimed at enhancing community understanding and mobilizing resources for effective solutions.

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Community Engagement Strategies: Tackling Homelessness in 2011

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  1. Point in Time count 2011

  2. Before the Count • Community Outreach • Public Speaking Engagements • Newspaper Articles • Radio Spot • Contacting Agencies/Churches

  3. Donations • Chrisman H2O • Kenwood • McDonald’s • Wendy’s • Tim Horton’s • Ursula Williams • Fayette County Transportation • Sugar Grove United Methodist Church • Dominos • Donatos • Rancher’s • Ohio Thrift • Eagle Advertising

  4. Methods • Service-Based • Street • Sheltered • Homeless Project Connect

  5. PIT COUNT @ A GLANCE

  6. Homeless Percentages

  7. Percentage by Family Type

  8. Men, Women, & Children

  9. Year by Year Comparison

  10. Unsheltered Count • 32 Unsheltered • 30 Single Individuals • 26 men • 5 women • 1 Family

  11. Homeless Project Connect • 9 AM – 8 PM • Benefit Bank • 5 HUD Homeless Reporting

  12. Sheltered count • My Sister’s House -7 • The Brick House – 19 • Transitional Housing -35 • Increase in homelessness • Reasons for increase • HMIS Data

  13. All county schools/preschools reporting No reports of literal homelessness (HUD definition) School district count

  14. Questions

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