There are an estimated 6,614 homeless individuals in Maricopa County Arizona. That is a 5% change from 2018.
The homelessness statistics listed are collected from HUD and from the Homeless Shelter Directory database for 2019
There are an estimated 6,614 homeless individuals in Maricopa County Arizona. That is a 5% change from 2018.
There are -53 less homeless individuals in Maricopa County Arizona than in 2018. That is a -6% drop .
Chronic homelessness refers to people who have found themselves experiencing homelessness repeatedly and is often accompanied with mental ilness or substance abuse.
Chronically homeless individuals have been on the streets for a long time, potentially years.
There are more homeless individuals in Maricopa County Arizona than in 2018. That is a % increase.
There are -3 more homeless youths in Maricopa County Arizona than in 2018. That is a -1% drop .
This figure represents the total number of beds available in all categories of Housing.
Emergency Shelters are places where the homeless can find a safe place to stay in case of sudden loss of housing. There are about 2118 emergency shelter beds in Maricopa County.
Transitional Housing are shelters intended to temporarily care for the displaced or chronically homeless population. There are about 2004 Transitional Housing beds in Maricopa County.
Permanent Supportive Housing is a long-term housing service for the elderly or vulnurable population struggling to stay above the poverty line. There are about 6326 Permanent Supportive Housing beds in Maricopa County.
Rapid re-housing is a short-term rental assistance service with the purpose of helping people obtain housing quickly, increase self- sufficiency, and stay housed. There are about 1337 Rapid Re-Housing beds in Maricopa County.
CASS provides shelter and supportive services to men, women and children experiencing homelessness. Our clients have diverse backgrounds and needs. Many factors lead to homelessness; however, common f [...]
Need Shelter?Family Promise is an interfaith network shelter for homeless families. This means that families are provided their evening meal and the lodging at congregations across the Valley. N [...]
Day Outreach Center The Day Resource Center is a facility where homeless youth can come Monday through Friday to wash their clothes, take a shower, have a hot meal and meet with case managers a [...]
We provide transitional housing and social service facility for families with children fleeing domestic violence and/or homelessness. Homeward Bound is NOT an Emergency Shelter. If you nee [...]
House of Refuge is a faith-based, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that is providing transitional housing and supportive services to homeless families. House of Refuge is not only a transitional [...]
Hours: 7 days a week from 7:30am to 5pm. Day shelter and job resources for families and single men and women. [...]
Church on the Street, a Non-Denominational Church, offers many services to residents as well as the community-at-large including, but not limited to: 15 Month Discipleship Training, Outreaches around [...]
Emergency Runaway and Homeless Shelter for up to 21 days for youth ages 12 to 17 years old. All genders. Located in Maricopa County in Laveen Village 85339.For placement and eligibili [...]
The Respite Shelter is one a kind shelter. We provide shelter and supportive services to homeless men after they have been discharged from a health care facility and need a place to heal. [...]
For Shelter Information contact:Please contact the Family Housing Hub at 602-595-8700Single individuals seeking shelter please call 602-759-5356UMOM New Day Centers [...]
Vista Colina is an apartment complex with 12 one bedroom and 18 two bedroom units and is currently leased to Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS) for the operation of an Emergency Family Shelter. C [...]
Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging Program (I-HELP). I-HELP provides a safe place to sleep and a hot meal for adults experiencing homelessness every night of the week. I-HELP also offers case manag [...]
We are a christian faith based ministry and have a 8 mnh program to help rebuild your lives through jesus christ. there is no cost to stay it if a free program we take anyone homeless, men released [...]
To access Centralized Services, call 877-211-8661, for emergency placement at a shelter. To access The Family Housing Hub, call 602-595-8700. Families [...]
The East Valley Men's Center (EVMC) is an emergency shelter for up to 76 homeless men who make the commitment to become self-sufficient and move back into the community. There are 18 transitional hous [...]
Provides emergency shelter for adults without children experiencing homelessness. Clients receive evening and morning meals, case management, and referrals to available community resources.All n [...]
We have dinner every night and coordinate showers, laundry, clothes, phone calls, work boots, blankets, and have two transitional houses.Lines begin forming at 60 minutes before [...]
As news outlets share more about the growing crisis of COVID-19 and its impact on our community, we wanted to connect as we navigate through the uncertainty together. We are taking every precaution he [...]
Justa Center is a day resource center for homeless adults 55+.Day Center: Monday-Saturday hours: 7:00am-3:00pm Sunday hours [...]
Open 24 hours a day. The Kaiser Family Crisis Center is a 120-day work program, which enables families to get back on their feet and learn skills that will help them cope with crises in [...]
Salvation Army Domestic violence Shelter. Elim House Domestic Violence Shelter provides a 30-day safe haven for women and their children who have experienced abuse.If circumstances requ [...]
House of Refuge is NOT an emergency shelter. If you are in need of immediate shelter please call the Family Housing Hub, 602-595-8700.House of Refuge is a social service program, providing [...]
Access to the Vista Colina Emergency Family Shelter is provided through the Family Housing Hub: 602-595-8700. Vista Colina shelters homeless families in an apartment-style complex for [...]
Single Adult Homeless Shelter.People who are homeless often face more paramount and complex barriers beyond their homelessness. Providing a meal and a safe place to sleep is just the first [...]
This is not a homeless shelter. This is a ID replacement program.Located in the Brian Garcia Welcome Center, we assist in providing replacement identification services as a first step to e [...]
La Mesita Apartments are a long-term solution for low-income families to have a safe place to call home. Consisting of 110 apartments including studios through multiple bedroom units. 50 affordable ho [...]
A New Leafs La Mesita Family Homeless Shelter is a 16-unit family shelter providing a broad array of services to help homeless families with minor-aged children become self-reliant. Families stay up t [...]
Coordinated Entry Center For the Homeless. The human services campus has mental health, medical and dental, employment, Identification, legal, and many other services. Hours: Monday - F [...]
Office hours: M-F 8:30-5:00.Unlike traditional homeless shelters, Family Promise serves families in Glendale by partnering with congregations for daily food and lodgi [...]
Total Homeless | Total Families | Total Chronic | Total Veterans | Total Youth | ||
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2015 | ||||||
SI* UI* IFS* UIF* Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families |
2240 1289 2102 0 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
621 0 |
185 258 |
319 100 |
284 96 |
2015 Total | 5,631 | 621 | 443 | 419 | 380 | |
2016 | ||||||
SI* UI* IFS* UIF* Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families |
1980 1640 2076 6 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
622 2 |
296 413 |
319 131 |
260 110 |
2016 Total | 5,702 | 624 | 709 | 450 | 370 | |
2017 | ||||||
SI* UI* IFS* UIF* Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families |
1777 2028 1769 31 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
487 8 |
266 616 |
341 148 |
179 141 |
2017 Total | 5,605 | 495 | 882 | 489 | 320 | |
2018 | ||||||
SI* UI* IFS* UIF* Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families |
1970 2572 1710 46 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
505 14 |
345 614 |
275 138 |
273 142 |
2018 Total | 6,298 | 519 | 959 | 413 | 415 | |
2019 | ||||||
SI* UI* IFS* UIF* Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families Individuals in shelters Unsheltered individuals Individuals in families shelters Unsheltered individuals in families |
1763 3185 1663 3 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
482 1 |
350 556 |
334 141 |
194 218 |
2019 Total | 6,614 | 483 | 906 | 475 | 412 |
Avg days* Average Length of Time Homeless (days) Average Length of Time Homeless (days) Average Length of Time Homeless (days) | Return rate* Rate People Return to Homelessness in 6 Months Rate People Return to Homelessness in 6 Months Rate People Return to Homelessness in 6 Months | 1st time* Number of People who are Homeless for the First Time Number of People who are Homeless for the First Time Number of People who are Homeless for the First Time | Temp 2 Perm* Rate People Exit from ES, SH, TH, and RRH to PH Rate People Exit from ES, SH, TH, and RRH to PH Rate People Exit from ES, SH, TH, and RRH to PH | Supp 2 Perm* Rate People in PSH and OPH Retain or Exit to PH Rate People in PSH and OPH Retain or Exit to PH Rate People in PSH and OPH Retain or Exit to PH | |
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2015 | 99 | 7.8% | 10479 | 31.8% | 93.8% |
2016 | 101 | 10.2% | 10099 | 32.2% | 94.7% |
2017 | 97 | 10.9% | 9746 | 32.6% | 92.6% |
2018 | 101 | 11.7% | 8998 | 40.3% | 93.0% |
2019 | 95 | 12.4% | 9635 | 42.0% | 92.8% |
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