There are an estimated 488 homeless individuals in Bay County Florida. That is a 28% change from 2018.
The homelessness statistics listed are collected from HUD and from the Homeless Shelter Directory database for 2019
There are an estimated 488 homeless individuals in Bay County Florida. That is a 28% change from 2018.
There are -60 less homeless individuals in Bay County Florida than in 2018. That is a -64% 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 Bay County Florida than in 2018. That is a % increase.
There are 4 more homeless youths in Bay County Florida than in 2018. That is a 12% increase.
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 64 emergency shelter beds in Bay County.
Transitional Housing are shelters intended to temporarily care for the displaced or chronically homeless population. There are about 75 Transitional Housing beds in Bay 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 60 Permanent Supportive Housing beds in Bay 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 18 Rapid Re-Housing beds in Bay County.
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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 |
149 123 34 11 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
13 3 |
2 23 |
12 28 |
23 4 |
2015 Total | 317 | 16 | 25 | 40 | 27 | |
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 |
139 127 35 9 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
14 3 |
5 20 |
10 29 |
20 5 |
2016 Total | 310 | 17 | 25 | 39 | 25 | |
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 |
129 156 14 37 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
5 9 |
0 38 |
15 19 |
43 0 |
2017 Total | 336 | 14 | 38 | 34 | 43 | |
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 |
75 238 34 34 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
9 12 |
0 94 |
9 25 |
17 17 |
2018 Total | 381 | 21 | 94 | 34 | 34 | |
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 |
116 338 17 17 |
S* H* Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless Sheltered Homeless |
6 6 |
1 33 |
15 39 |
17 21 |
2019 Total | 488 | 12 | 34 | 54 | 38 |
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 | 42 | 5.3% | 1354 | 29.3% | 75.9% |
2016 | 39 | 11.5% | 1332 | 24.7% | 100.0% |
2017 | 29 | 7.0% | 1413 | 16.4% | 100.0% |
2018 | 35 | 9.2% | 1108 | 21.2% | 100.0% |
2019 | 18 | 5.5% | 1378 | 35.1% | 100.0% |
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