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Chronic
Community Progress Indicators: 		Kawartha-Haliburton
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Chronic Community Progress Indicators
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Summary
POPULATION: Chronic
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ChronicACTIVE CHRONIC HOMELESS & BASELINE REDUCTIONS
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Date joined:
Mar 2016
This chart displays all active homeless data from the baseline date until the most recent month submitted.
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Quality By-Name List:
Oct 2018
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QBNL Baseline
Nov 2021
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Quality Coordinated Access:
Jan 2020
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Community contact:
Michelle Corley
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mcorley@kawarthalakes.ca
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Our Data Story
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Sep 2017Began sharing chronic homeless data with BFZ-C
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Oct 2018Achieved Chronic Quality By-Name List and established chronic baseline as Aug 2018
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Feb 2019Reduced 10% below chronic baseline
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Mar-Jun 2019Chronic active homeless numbers began to increase as the result of additional engagement with partners and front-line staff in preparing to open a new supportive housing building. Returned to at or above baseline for May and June 2019.
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Jul 2019Chronic active homeless decreased as the result of a new 24 unit supportive housing building opening
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Sep 2019Returned to 10% below chronic baseline milestone by having three consecutive months below 10%. After this, between Oct 2019 - Jan 2020 numbers increased fluctuating at slightly above and below baseline.
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Feb 2020High number of move-ins in this month resulted in returning to 10% below chronic baseline milestone for Feb and Mar 2020
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Apr 2020With COVID, numbers began to increase with higher than usual newly identified and aging into chronic on BNL. However, also housed 101 people experiencing chronic homelessness over April 2020 - March 2021 - a significant number during this challenging time.
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Sep 2021Further Increase in total active chronic homelessness due to high newly identified as a result of PiT Count/Registry
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Nov 2021Reset chronic baseline due to improved data capture across the region
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Jun 2022Returned to 10% below chronic baseline milestone by having three consecutive months below 10%
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