Survey Week, 2013Final Results

Albuquerque Heading Home

Thank You:

WELCOME!

Today’s Agenda:

• New Logo

• Survey Week Results

• Annual Update

• “Home to Home”…a partnership with Apartment Association of New Mexico

• What YOU can do

Survey Week – what we did

Attempted to survey everyone on streets, in shelters and at drop-in service centers

Gave them optionto completeVulnerability IndexSurvey

Survey Week – what we did

Thursday & Sunday (prior to Survey Week):

training on Vulnerability Index

Monday – Friday: mid-morning, afternoon and

evening outreach and shelters

Tuesday & Wednesday: 4-6 AM surveyed streets

AM Interview Methodology Team leader with 3 or more team members Divided Albuquerque into sectors Covered sectors on two consecutive mornings Asked each person encountered to participate Same methodology was used in 2011

Vulnerability Index History of Cold Weather Injury 3 or more ER visits in the previous 3 months 3 or more ER and/or inpatient episodes in

the past year End-stage Renal Disease Liver Disease HIV+/AIDS Age > 60 years Tri-morbidity

National Trending U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban

Development (HUD) reports

633,782 Homeless Nationwide in 2012

% change since 2011

% change since 2009

% change since 2007

Homeless (-0.4%) -- (-5.7%)

Homeless Families

(+1.4%)

-- (-3.7%)

Veterans (-7.2% (-17.2%)

--

Chronic Homelessness

(-6.8%) -- (-19.3%)

Local Overall Numbers:

2011 2013

Self-Reported Being on the Street

387 144

We Found 126 (32.5%)

48 (33.3%)

2011 2013

Sheltered 1,243 1,032 (-211)

Unsheltered 387 144 (-243)

Total 1,630 1,176 (-454)Survey Week AM Outreach:

Albuquerque Results 420 completed Vulnerability Index Survey 202 (48%) vulnerable with high mortality

risk

Albuquerque ResultsRisk Indicator 2011 2013

Nationwide

Albuquerque

Nationwide

Albuquerque

Total Surveyed 15,204 475 39,768 420

# of Vulnerable 6,579 252 19,964 202

% Vulnerable 43% 53% 50% 48% (-5%)

Tri-morbid 22% 32% 26% 31% (-1%)

3x+ Hospital Last Year

19% 27% 22% 12% (-15%)

3x+ ER Last 3 Months

11% 21% 14% 20% (-1%)

60+ Years Old 11% 13% 13% 8% (-5%)

HIV+/AIDS 3% 2% 3% 1% (-1%)

Liver Disease 7% 14% 8% 12% (-2%)

Kidney Disease 4% 5% 4% 5% ---

Cold Weather Injury

6% 17% 7% 10% (-7%)

Albuquerque ResultsSub-Populations

2011 2013

Nationwide Albuquerque

Nationwide

Albuquerque

Total Surveyed 15,204 475 39,768 420

Veterans 15% 29% 15% 17% (-22%)

Youth under 25 7% 15% 5% 7% (-8%)

Foster Care 12% 17% 13% 17% ---

Jail 67% 79% 68% 73% (-6%)

Prison 30% 27% 31% 24% (-3%)

Victims of Attack, Since

Homeless

29% 47% 29% 40% (-7%)

Albuquerque ResultsDisability 2011 2013

Nationwide

Albuquerque

Nationwide

Albuquerque

Any Serious Health

Condition

46% 64% 47% 59% (-5%)

Heart Disease 13% 21% 14% 19% (-2%)

Asthma 16% 23% 17% 20% (-3%)

Diabetes 10% 15% 11% 14% (-1%)

Hepatitis C 10% 20% 10% 18% (-2%)

Emphysema 5% 9% 5% 8% (-1%)

Cancer 4% 7% 4% 6% (-1%)

Brain Injury 12% 33% 15% 34% (+1%)

Mental Health 38% 53% 40% 50% (-3%)

Substance Abuse

52% 77% 53% 70% (-7%)

Dually Diagnosed

33% 45% 35% 44% (-1%)

Albuquerque’s Most Vulnerable

2011 2013

Average Age 53 48

Average Years Homeless 20 6 ½

Combined Years of Homelessness 1,433 482 ¼

2011 2012

Goal to House 75 90

Actual Housed 76 95

YTD Housed 76 171

YTD Lost Housing 16 22

YTD % Retention Rate

79% 87%

YTD # of Persons Who Died in

Housing

5 7

YTD Additional Family Members

Housed

2 16

Annual Update: the numbers

Annual Update: the stories Volunteers

Home Teams 7 active teams 24 volunteers 4 more teams

currently forming Move-Ins

Furniture Pickups/Deliveries Survey Week

150+ volunteers 40-50 active ongoing

People Housed Leading a home team Doing outreach Compiling resource

materials for othersbeing housed

Helping in the office

Annual Update: the stories “L”

War veteran Homeless 14 years Housed for 1 year Connected to VA

disability ($44,000)

“R” Housed for 3/4 year AHH staff finds family via FB Reunites with kids Reunites with parents Mother gains closure

Ongoing Support Peer to Peer Luncheons

Monthly gatherings for the people we have housed

“Care Team” Community Partnership

Future Success:Apartment Association of NM

“Home to Home”

People can add to their monthly rent

100% goes to help someone gainhousing

Goal: House 5 people in first year(raise $32,500)

Future Success: Continue to house and support our most vulnerable

neighbors Expand the “Home to Home” program Expand the number of “Home Teams” Leverage systems change Impact Analysis

Due in early summer Will include cost study analysis

Future Growth: Possible with YOU!

Monthly Financial Contribution! Volunteer! Donate!

Contact Megan

McCormick: 226-1700

THANK

YOU!