Fresno, Madera begin annual assessment of unhoused individuals
Volunteers and local leaders conduct a detailed count and survey of over 4,300 unhoused individuals to inform targeted homeless services after shelter closures.
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Fresno and Madera Homelessness Rises Again in Annual Count
As hundreds of trained volunteers spread across Fresno and Madera counties this week, officials conducting the area’s annual Point-in-Time (PIT) count reported a familiar trend: Homelessness is up again. “The shelters are considered emergency shelters, where people are still without permanent housing, so they’re counted as well.” — Laura Reynolds, HUD program manager Preliminary estimates from the Fresno Madera Continuum of Care indicate homele…
Fresno County prepares to count its unhoused residents
The Fresno-Madera region launches its Point In Time Count on Tuesday night — a routine federally required process that sees the country take stock of its local homeless population on a given night in January. Tuesday night’s count will be the first managed by Fresno’s County Administrative Office. It will also be the first to transition away from a visual, hand-count method of previous years in favor of a survey-based approach. The county said …
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