The Economic Consequences of Homelessness in The US

4Estimates 1National Estimates by CoC
Homelessness Unaccompanied in the Homeless United Youth States
Data source: PIT 2017; Excludes Puerto Rico and U.S. territories
EXHIBIT 4.8: CoCs with the Highest and Lowest Rates of Unaccompanied Homeless Youth
Who are Unsheltered
By CoC Category, 2017
Major City CoCs
Smaller City, County,
and Regional CoCs
Balance of State
and Statewide CoCs
CoC
Total
Unaccompanied
Homeless Youth
Total
%
Unsheltered CoC Unaccompanied
Homeless Youth
Total
%
Unsheltered CoC Unaccompanied
Homeless Youth
%
Unsheltered
Highest Rates
San Jose/Santa
Clara City &
County, CA
Las Vegas/Clark
County, NV
2,530 96.3
San Francisco, CA 1,274 88.2
Los Angeles City &
County, CA
Seattle/King
County, WA
Lowest Rates
Watsonville/
Santa Cruz City &
County, CA
586 97.8
2,052 92.6 Pasco County, FL 329 96.4
5,163 80.4
1,498 76.2
Detroit, MI 134 3.0
Boston, MA 190 3.7
Kansas City,
Independence,
Lee’s Summit/
Jackson,
Wyandotte
Counties, MO
& KS
Minneapolis/
Hennepin County,
MN
Atlanta Continuum
of Care, GA
124 6.5
243 8.6
Excludes CoCs with fewer than 100 unaccompanied youth.
San Luis Obispo
County, CA
Salinas/Monterey,
San Benito
Counties, CA
Santa Rosa/
Petaluma/
Sonoma County,
CA
Nassau, Suffolk
Counties/
Babylon/Islip/
Huntington, NY
Rochester/
Southeast
Minnesota, MN
Rochester/
Irondequoit/
Greece/Monroe
County, NY
St. Louis County,
MO
196 95.4
627 93.9
532 90.8
118 2.5
133 5.3
112 6.3
155 7.7
199 9.0 Anchorage, AK 115 12.2
Hawaii
Balance of
State
Oregon
Balance of
State
Colorado
Balance of
State
Georgia
Balance of
State
Texas
Balance of
State
Wisconsin
Balance of
State
Indiana
Balance of
State
Maine
Balance of
State
Michigan
Balance of
State
Ohio
Balance of
State
109 94.5
847 76.5
240 68.8
177 59.3
417 58.8
142 3.5
221 14.5
178 19.7
135 21.5
201 21.9
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