King County’s Homeless Count Revised up to 16,868 Due to Improved Survey Method

King County’s homeless count revised up to 16,868 due to improved survey method

(The Center Square) – King County’s 2024 homeless population has been revised upward by 483 people after new data was derived from a unique survey method used by the King

New data shows King County program helps residents maintain stable housing and improve health

King County’s Department of Community & Human Services released new data on the Health Through Housing program showing that 95% of permanent supportive housing residents were able to maintain a stable home. The data also shows improved health outcomes, including 33% shorter hospital stays, 22% fewer hospital stays, and a 17% decrease in ER visits for residents, when compared to before they moved into a HTH building.“When people have a roof over …

King County’s homeless count revised up to 16,868 due to improved survey method - Everett Post

(The Center Square) – King County’s 2024 homeless population has been revised upward by 483 people after new data was […]