Annual Performance Plan 508
Annual Performance Plan 508
Annual Performance Plan 508
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Strategic<br />
Goal<br />
Strategic<br />
Objective<br />
Metric<br />
Use Housing as a Platform to Improve Quality of Life<br />
End homelessness for Veterans, people experiencing chronic homelessness, families, youth and children.<br />
Total homeless Veterans temporarily living in shelters or transitional housing<br />
• Description: Total homeless Veterans temporarily living in shelters or transitional housing<br />
• Data source: PIT<br />
• Unit of measurement: Homeless Veterans in specified situation on a single night in January each year<br />
• Dimension: Count<br />
• Calculation method: A count of homeless persons a single night in January.<br />
• Frequency: <strong>Annual</strong>. 24 CFR 578.7(c)(2) only requires that the counts be done “biennially”<br />
• Direction: Increased<br />
• Data quality (limitations/advantages of the data): HUD establishes Point-in-Time (PIT) guidance<br />
annually that states the minimum amount of data that all CoCs must collect and report to HUD as part of<br />
its PIT count. There are additional reporting tools that provide guidance on HUD’s reporting requirements<br />
and standards.<br />
• Measurement Validation, verification, and improvement of measure: When CoCs submit their data<br />
in the HDX there are also several validations in HDX itself to ensure consistency in reporting. After the<br />
data is submitted HUD’s contractors analyze the data again and call communities if there are further<br />
discrepancies that need to be explained or corrected.<br />
Sequence: 24<br />
Metric<br />
Total Veterans living on the streets, experiencing homelessness<br />
• Description: Total Veterans living on the streets, experiencing homelessness<br />
• Data source: PIT<br />
• Unit of measurement: Homeless Veterans in specified situation on a single night in January each year<br />
• Dimension: Count<br />
• Calculation method: A count of homeless persons a single night in January<br />
• Frequency: <strong>Annual</strong>. 24 CFR 578.7(c)(2) only requires that the counts be done “biennially”<br />
• Direction: Increased<br />
• Data quality (limitations/advantages of the data): HUD establishes Point-in-Time (PIT) guidance<br />
annually that states the minimum amount of data that all CoCs must collect and report to HUD as part of<br />
its PIT count. There are additional reporting tools that provide guidance on HUD’s reporting requirements<br />
and standards.<br />
• Measurement Validation, verification, and improvement of measure: When CoCs submit their data<br />
in the HDX there are also several validations in HDX itself to ensure consistency in reporting. After the<br />
data is submitted HUD’s contractors analyze the data again and call communities if there are further<br />
discrepancies that need to be explained or corrected.<br />
Sequence: 25<br />
176 Section Three: Additional Information
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