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Further breakdown of those served in various programs include:
● 2,185 were adults while 255 were children
● 420 were chronically homeless persons
● 313 were Veterans
● 255 were adults over 65 years of age
● 245 reported a history of domestic violence (133 within the previous 12 months)
NNRHA and the NN Department of Human Services provide Tenant Protection Vouchers through the “Foster
Youth to Independence” program. The program provides Section 8 assistance to families between the ages of
18-24 years of age, who exited foster care and were homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless.
*System performance measures for the entire GVPHC are reported to HUD every year that include data from
the previous 12-month period. The latest measures reported to HUD demonstrate the following:
● Average Length of Time Persons Remain Homeless: 55 days (decrease - positive outcome)
● Number of Persons Who Become Homeless for the First Time: 1,383 (increase – negative outcome)
● Percent of Successful Permanent Housing Placements: 98% (increase – positive outcome)
● Returns to Homelessness from Permanent Supportive Housing Within 2 Years: 15% (decrease – positive
outcome)
*All statistics are within the jurisdictions of the GVPHC of Hampton, Newport News, Poquoson, Williamsburg,
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