York Region: Community Progress Indicators

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2		Chronic Community Progress Indicators:			York Region
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5		Chronic Community Progress Indicators
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7	Summary				POPULATION:	Chronic
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9			Chronic		ACTIVE CHRONIC HOMELESS & BASELINE REDUCTIONS
10	Date joined:		Jul 2019		This chart displays all active homeless data from the baseline date until the most recent month submitted.
11	Quality By-Name List:		Aug 2022
12	QBNL Baseline		Jun 2022
13	Quality Coordinated Access:			-
14	Community contact:		Ruth Diaz
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18	Our Data Story
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20	Jul 2019	Began submitting data to BFZ-C
21	Aug 2022	Achieved a Quality By-Name and established chronic baseline at June 2022
22	Jul 2022	Following closure of seasonal shelter in Apr 2022, lost touch with a large number of people who moved to inactive after 90 days. Looking to improve data updates and expect numbers to increase again with the opening of seasonal shelters over Oct and Nov 2022
23	Oct 2022	Numbers increased as a result of identifying new and returning individuals with the re-opening of temporary winter shelters
24	Jul 2023	In July 2023, a Second Stage Transitional Housing service provider was onboarded onto HIFIS, which included transitional housing units in the community that were not previously included. Continued increases in the following months are partially attributed to the inclusion of this additional Second Stage Transitional Housing but also is due to general increases in chronic homelessness and increases in asylum seekers.
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