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Survey Week, 2013 Final Results Albuquerque Heading Home

WELCOME! Today’s Agenda: New Logo Survey Week Results Annual Update “Home to Home”…a partnership with Apartment Association of New Mexico What YOU can do. Survey Week, 2013 Final Results Albuquerque Heading Home. Thank You:. Survey Week – what we did.

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Survey Week, 2013 Final Results Albuquerque Heading Home

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  1. WELCOME! • Today’s Agenda: • New Logo • Survey Week Results • Annual Update • “Home to Home”…a partnership with Apartment Association of New Mexico • What YOU can do Survey Week, 2013Final ResultsAlbuquerque Heading Home Thank You:

  2. Survey Week – what we did • Attempted to survey everyone on streets, in shelters and at drop-in service centers • Gave them optionto completeVulnerability IndexSurvey

  3. Survey Week – what we did • Thursday & Sunday (prior to Survey Week): • training on Vulnerability Index • Monday – Friday: • mid-morning, afternoon andevening outreach and shelters • Tuesday & Wednesday: • 4-6 AM surveyed streets

  4. AM Interview Methodology • Team leader with 3 or more team members • Divided Albuquerque into sectors • Covered sectors on two consecutive mornings • Asked each person encountered to participate • Same methodology was used in 2011

  5. Vulnerability Index • History of Cold Weather Injury • 3 or more ER visits in the previous 3 months • 3 or more ER and/or inpatient episodes in the past year • End-stage Renal Disease • Liver Disease • HIV+/AIDS • Age > 60 years • Tri-morbidity

  6. National Trending • U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) reports

  7. Local Overall Numbers: Survey Week AM Outreach:

  8. Albuquerque Results • 420 completed Vulnerability Index Survey • 202 (48%) vulnerable with high mortality risk

  9. Albuquerque Results

  10. Albuquerque Results

  11. Albuquerque Results

  12. Albuquerque’s Most Vulnerable

  13. Annual Update: the numbers

  14. Annual Update: the stories • Volunteers • Home Teams • 7 active teams • 24 volunteers • 4 more teamscurrently forming • Move-Ins • Furniture Pickups/Deliveries • Survey Week • 150+ volunteers • 40-50 active ongoing • People Housed • Leading a home team • Doing outreach • Compiling resourcematerials for othersbeing housed • Helping in the office

  15. Annual Update: the stories • “L” • War veteran • Homeless 14 years • Housed for 1 year • Connected to VAdisability ($44,000) • “R” • Housed for 3/4 year • AHH staff finds family via FB • Reunites with kids • Reunites with parents • Mother gains closure

  16. Ongoing Support • Peer to Peer Luncheons • Monthly gatherings for the people we have housed • “Care Team” • Community Partnership

  17. Future Success:Apartment Association of NM • “Home to Home” • People can add to their monthly rent • 100% goes to help someone gainhousing • Goal: House 5 people in first year(raise $32,500)

  18. Future Success: • Continue to house and support our most vulnerable neighbors • Expand the “Home to Home” program • Expand the number of “Home Teams” • Leverage systems change • Impact Analysis • Due in early summer • Will include cost study analysis

  19. Future Growth: Possible with YOU! • Monthly Financial Contribution! • Volunteer! • Donate! Contact Megan McCormick: 226-1700

  20. THANK YOU!

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