Staff and volunteers from Flagstaff Shelter Services prepare to leave for a shift canvassing Flagstaff for unsheltered individuals during the annual Point in Time survey.
Staff and volunteers from Flagstaff Shelter Services prepare to leave for a shift canvassing Flagstaff for unsheltered individuals during the annual Point in Time survey.
Joanna Carr, right, and Marie Beamer knock on the door of an RV Thursday morning as they work a shift during the annual Point in Time Survey to quantify the number of unsheltered people in the city during a given time period.
Joanna Carr, right, and Marie Beamer knock on the door of an RV Thursday morning as they work a shift during the annual Point in Time Survey to quantify the number of unsheltered people in the city during a given time period.
Joanna Carr, right, and Marie Beamer make contact with an unsheltered individual Thursday morning as they work a shift during the annual Point in Time Survey.
Joanna Carr, right, and Marie Beamer make contact with an unsheltered individual Thursday morning as they work a shift during the annual Point in Time Survey.
Staff and volunteers from Flagstaff Shelter Services prepare to leave for a shift canvassing Flagstaff for unsheltered individuals during the annual Point in Time survey.
Staff and volunteers from Flagstaff Shelter Services prepare to leave for a shift canvassing Flagstaff for unsheltered individuals during the annual Point in Time survey.
Joanna Carr, right, and Marie Beamer make contact with an unsheltered individual Thursday morning as they work a shift during the annual Point in Time Survey.
Race, ethnicity, and gender descriptors have been expanded, and new goals have been set.
Before sending volunteers out for this year’s PIT count, HUD identified a few priorities. First, measuring the number of unaccompanied youth or young people, younger than 24, without shelter. The survey always gathers demographic data, but in 2023 the survey was aimed in part at establishing a greater understanding of how many veterans, victims of domestic violence and chronically homeless individuals are sleeping outside on a single night across the country.
Joanna Carr, right, and Marie Beamer knock on the door of an RV Thursday morning as they work a shift during the annual Point in Time Survey to quantify the number of unsheltered people in the city during a given time period.
Joanna Carr, right, and Marie Beamer knock on the door of an RV Thursday morning as they work a shift during the annual Point in Time Survey to quantify the number of unsheltered people in the city during a given time period.
Joanna Carr, right, and Marie Beamer make contact with an unsheltered individual Thursday morning as they work a shift during the annual Point in Time Survey.
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