2024 Point-in-Time Data Report
(flip the pages to view the report, or download the PDF below)
700 PEOPLE ARE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS ON THE TREASURE COAST IN 2024.
Each year, the Treasure Coast Services Council conducts the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) mandatory, one-day, Point in Time (PIT) count. This count is conducted in all three of our served counties during one of the last ten days of January. In 2024 the count was held on January 25, 2024 and showed 701 literally homeless individuals. The count is always held on a date within the last 10 days of January.
The Annual PIT count is a key step in understanding the state of homelessness on the Treasure Coast. It represents a snapshot of both sheltered and unsheltered literally homeless individuals, youths, and families.
Volunteers and staff wear identifying t-shirts for awareness and safety. Those interviewed who are experiencing homelessness will receive Care-Packs which will include essentials and more information on resources and agencies that can help. Packs will include:
- List of resources
- Hygiene kit
- Food items
- Sunscreen and Bug spray
- Branded BackPack
Please watch the recorded training video for the 2024 Point-in-Time count. You can additionally download the PowerPoint slides by clicking below.
- Donate $100 and help fill 5 packs with necessities.
- Donate goods and items for the Care-Packs
- Volunteer time to pack the Care-Packs
- Volunteer to be a part of the PIT Canvassing Team
- Know your County really well? Assist with PIT Canvassing County Logistics.
- Become a Sponsor for PIT Count
Previous PIT Counts
2022 PIT COUNT