Homeless

Recent data reveals that homelessness in the United States has reached record levels. The 2024 Point-in-Time count estimated that were experiencing homelessness on a single night, an 18% increase from the previous year.

: Contrary to stereotypes, a significant portion of this population is employed. Studies show that 53% of people in shelters and 40% of those unsheltered worked at least part-time during the year they were observed. The Human Toll: Health and Dignity homeless

Homelessness is not just a lack of shelter; it is an "existential crisis" that drastically shortens life expectancy. On average, those who die on the streets live than the general population. Homelessness, housing instability and mental health - PMC Recent data reveals that homelessness in the United

: This population includes veterans (8% of homeless adults), students (1.2 million in the 2021-22 school year), and a rapidly growing number of infants and toddlers. Studies show that 53% of people in shelters

: California, New York, and Washington report the highest populations.