Homelessness Statistics for Amador, CA

, California

Total Homeless persons in Amador County California in 2019

845

There are an estimated 845 homeless individuals in Amador County California. That is a 112% change from 2018.

The homelessness statistics listed are collected from HUD and from the Homeless Shelter Directory database for 2019

Sheltered individuals in families

Sheltered individuals in families

102

There are 102 in Amador that are sheltered together with other family members
Sheltered individuals in families

Unsheltered individuals in families

80

There are 80 in Amador that - together with other family members - are unsheltered
Sheltered individuals in families

Sheltered individuals

56

There are 102 in Amador that are sheltered with other family members
Sheltered individuals in families

Unsheltered individuals

607

There are 102 in Amador that are unsheltered with other family members
Sheltered individuals in families

Sheltered families

29

There are 29 in Amador that are sheltered together with other family members
Sheltered individuals in families

Unsheltered families

22

There are 22 in Amador that - together with other family members - are unsheltered

Total Homeless families in Amador County California in 2019

51

There are an estimated 845 homeless individuals in Amador County California. That is a 112% change from 2018.

Chronic Homelessness in Amador County California

Total Chronic Homeless in Amador County California

227

There are 159 more homeless individuals in Amador County California than in 2018. That is a 234% increase.

What is Chronic Homeless?

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.

Sheltered Chronic

Sheltered chronic

9

There are 29 in Amador that are sheltered together with other family members
Sheltered Chronic

Unsheltered Chronic

218

There are 22 in Amador that - together with other family members - are unsheltered

Veteran Homelessness in Amador County California

sheltered_veteran

Sheltered

16

unsheltered_veteran

Unsheltered

49

Total Veteran Homeless

65

There are more homeless individuals in Amador County California than in 2018. That is a % increase.

Youth Homelessness in Amador County California

sheltered_youth

Sheltered

2

unsheltered_youth

Unsheltered

51

Total Homeless Youth

53

There are 31 more homeless youths in Amador County California than in 2018. That is a 141% increase.

Housing Inventory

Total number of beds in Amador County California

372

This figure represents the total number of beds available in all categories of Housing.

Total number of shelters in Amador County California

1

What are Emergency Shelters?

Emergency Shelters are places where the homeless can find a safe place to stay in case of sudden loss of housing. There are about 134 emergency shelter beds in Amador County.

What is Transitional Housing?

Transitional Housing are shelters intended to temporarily care for the displaced or chronically homeless population. There are about 51 Transitional Housing beds in Amador County.

What is Permanent Supportive Housing?

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 46 Permanent Supportive Housing beds in Amador County.

What is Rapid Re-Housing?

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 141 Rapid Re-Housing beds in Amador County.

Amador County, California Homeless Shelters and Services

1 Homeless Shelter Listings in Amador County

ATCAA Jackson Service Center AMADOR COUNTY

ATCAA Jackson Service Center AMADOR COUNTY

Jackson, CA

A-TCAAs Homeless and Transitional Shelters provide emergency shelter to homeless children and families, along with case management support for job training, housing search, as well as social, health a [...]

Last Updated Ago Added Dec 6, 2018

Point-In-Time Count Summary

Total Homeless Total Families Total Chronic Total Veterans Total Youth
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
61
276
67
26


S*
H*
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless


25
8


4
94


13
34


4
31
2015 Total 430 33 98 47 35
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
67
442
84
39


S*
H*
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless


26
11


3
126


14
21


3
42
2016 Total 632 37 129 35 45
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
39
220
64
44


S*
H*
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless


21
16


4
67


10
10


6
19
2017 Total 367 37 71 20 25
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
45
220
89
44


S*
H*
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless


29
16


1
67


9
10


3
19
2018 Total 398 45 68 19 22
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
56
607
102
80


S*
H*
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless
Sheltered
Homeless


29
22


9
218


16
49


2
51
2019 Total 845 51 227 65 53
*Key
  • SI: Individuals in shelters
  • UI: Unsheltered individuals
  • IFS: Individuals in families shelters
  • UIF : Unsheltered individuals in families
  • S: Sheltered
  • H: Homeless

Homelessness Behavioral and Performance Statistics

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
2015 87 1.0% 512 81.1% 85.0%
2016 82 1.8% 392 76.8% 93.6%
2017 74 3.2% 479 64.4% 91.7%
2018 102 2.2% 577 77.1% 96.9%
2019 104 3.8% 486 61.8% 82.4%
*Key
  • Avg days: Average Length of Time Homeless (days)
  • Return rate: Rate People Return to Homelessness in 6 Months
  • 1st time: Number of People who are Homeless for the First Time
  • Temp 2 Perm : Rate People Exit from Emergency Shelters, Supportive Housing, Transitional Housing, and Rapid Re-housing to Permanent Housing
  • Supportive 2 Perm: Rate People in Permanent Supportive Housing and Other Permanent Housing Retain or Exit to Permanent Housing

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