San Francisco Homeless Services Provider ConferenceDecember 2018

Only together can we solve homelessness

Permanent Supportive Housing

Navigation Centers

Homeward Bound

Rapid Rehousing

HomelessOutreachTeams

Heading Home & Rising-UpCampaigns

Jazzie’s Place

Project Homeless Connect

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San Francisco has been a pioneer

San Francisco has more units of PSH per capita than any city in the USA

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Total PSH Units Per 100K Residents, 2017

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San Francisco CoC

D.C. CoC

Boston CoC

Baltimore City CoC

Portland CoC

Minneapolis/Hennepin County

Long Beach CoC

Chicago CoC

Philadelphia CoC

New York City CoC

Seattle/King County CoC

San Jose/ Santa Clara County CoC

Sacramento CoC

Los Angeles CoC

Oakland/Alameda County CoC

Miami / Dade County CoC

Metropolitan Denver CoC

San Diego CoC

PSH Units Per 100K Residents

971

961

722

687

549

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154

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PSH Units Per 100K Residents

San Francisco CoC971

D.C. CoC961

Boston CoC722

Baltimore City CoC687

Portland CoC549

Minneapolis/Hennepin County410

Long Beach CoC353

Chicago CoC341

Philadelphia CoC338

New York City CoC332

Seattle/King County CoC262

San Jose/ Santa Clara County CoC227

Sacramento CoC205

Los Angeles CoC198

Oakland/Alameda County CoC179

Miami / Dade County CoC174

Metropolitan Denver CoC154

San Diego CoC119

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San Francisco has more temporary shelter than any Bay Area community

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Thanks to your work, our system helps 50 peopleexit homelessness every week

And we’ve placed more and more people

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Impact between 2015 and 2017

Population % btw 2015-17

Youth Homelessness 13%

Family Homelessness 12%

Chronic Homelessness Among Veterans

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Community 2017 PIT Total % Change from 2015-2017

San Francisco City & County 7,499

We should celebrate our success…

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…but we need to do better

Spending in SF

San Francisco

USA

Homelessness From 2005 to 2016

29% 82%28%

Bay Area

17% 82%

There is no single reason.

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Some are outside of our control.

But othersare not.

We have a new strategy to address some of these challenges

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But “culture eats strategy for breakfast”-Peter Drucker

San Francisco Homeless Services Provider ConferenceDecember 2018

How do we move from us vs. them to………...

Just US?

Our service delivery system has not effectively served our clients or the City

How do we improve the way we work with our clients to reflect their reality and the reality of resource constraints?

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Black people comprised 5.5% of the general population & 40.1% of the homeless population

White people constituted 48.7% of the general population, and 44.2% ofthe homeless population

Issues of equity are critical to our work

How do we build diversity, equity and inclusion in the face of a humanitarian crisis?

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The stakes are higher with the passage of Proposition C

Game Changer

When we’ve been told we’re

not ready, or that we

shouldn’t try, or that we can’t,

generations of Americans

have responded with a simple

creed that sums up the spirit

of a people: ‘Yes We Can’

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