Entries & Returns
Annual Enrollments
The following sets of charts show enrollments in the HRS with various groupings during the past 12 months. The blue bar charts show the totals for existing and new clients; the green bar charts show the totals for new clients only.
Each set of charts displays different groupings:
- Project type: the total number of active enrollments in each project type. A given client may be counted twice if they were enrolled in multiple programs.
- Race and Ethnicity: the total number of clients in each racial/ethnic grouping.
- Age Group: the total number of clients in each age group.
- Household Type: the total number of clients in each type of household.
All tabs except the first actually display the total number of clients, not the total number of active enrollments, therefore these totals will not sum to same totals as in the first tab. The effect of counting clients multiple times in the first tab contributes to this, or explains is fully also.
Pre-Existing and New Clients in the Past 12 Months
Totals from July 2024 to July 2025, grouped by…
New Clients in the Past 12 Months
These charts only show new clients. The previous charts showed new and pre-existing clients.
Totals from July 2024 to July 2025, grouped by…
Returns to Homelessness
This set of charts shows system trends for Returns to Homelessness, following the HUD definition of any time a client returns to the system within 2 years of exiting a project, from one of the project types to the right, to a Permanent Housing destination. In order to allow for the full window of time for a return to occur, this tab contains returns for clients who exited projects to Permanent Housing destinations from July 01, 2022–July 01, 2023, with a return window of July 01, 2022–July 01, 2025.
Returns are measured by interventions designed to provide Permanent Housing (Rapid Re-Housing, Permanent Supportive Housing, Housing Only, and Housing with Services) compared to interventions that provide other supportive or crisis interventions services such as Outreach or Shelter.
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