Documentación - Inventario de Vivienda

Thursday, September 12, 2024

Documentación para el panel de inventario de viviendas . La documentación incluye el propósito del informe, la fuente de datos, la frecuencia de presentación de informes y los términos clave.

Objetivo

Este informe muestra el inventario actual de viviendas de HSH en términos de unidades o camas. Ofrece a los usuarios la flexibilidad de ver los datos según el tipo de programa o de hogar, lo que permite realizar mediciones en cantidades y porcentajes en relación con el inventario general.

Fuente de datos

Los datos de este panel provienen del Sistema de Navegación y Entrada en Línea (ONE) , un Sistema de Información de Gestión de Personas sin Hogar (HMIS) compatible con HUD.

Frecuencia de informes

El panel de control se actualiza una vez al mes.

Notas de datos

Los recuentos del inventario se derivan de la información sobre el nivel de cama/unidad del programa que se establece en el Sistema ONE. El inventario incluye programas que se dedican a atender a personas sin hogar y que participan en el programa Coordinated Entry, y puede incluir una pequeña cantidad de programas que no están financiados directamente por HSH.

El panel refleja el inventario que se identifica como activo en el Sistema ONE el día en que se genera el informe. El inventario en el Sistema ONE se actualiza a medida que se abren o cambian los programas y se concilia al menos una vez al año.

El HSH debe identificar las camas dedicadas a personas sin hogar crónicas, adultos jóvenes de 18 a 24 años y veteranos, según lo definido por los Estándares de datos del Sistema de información de gestión de personas sin hogar (HMIS) del HUD . Según el HUD, una cama dedicada es una cama que “debe estar ocupada por una persona en la categoría de subpoblación (o un miembro de su hogar) a menos que no haya personas de la subpoblación que califiquen para el proyecto ubicado dentro del área geográfica”. Las camas/unidades pueden estar dedicadas a más de una subpoblación (por ejemplo, una cama dedicada a veteranos sin hogar crónicas aparecerá tanto en el recuento total de personas crónicas como en el recuento total de veteranos).

Algunos proyectos pueden brindar asistencia para el alquiler sin un número fijo de unidades o camas (por ejemplo, viviendas de apoyo permanente en sitios dispersos y realojamiento rápido). En estos casos, HSH sigue la guía del HUD del manual de estándares de datos del HMIS al determinar cómo registrar el inventario total de camas y unidades.

Metrics
Metric 1	Subpopulation - Veteran Beds / Units
Definition:	The sum of all active housing beds/units dedicated to serving homeless veteran households.
Methodology:	Veteran beds are calculated as the sum of the following mutually exclusive data elements in the ONE system as required by HUD’s HMIS Data Standards: Beds dedicated to chronically homeless veterans Beds dedicated to young adult veterans Beds dedicated to any other veterans
Notes:	Subpopulation-dedicated inventory is tracked at a bed-level only per HUD HMIS standards. For the purposes of this dashboard, subpopulation dedicated inventory is converted to units in proportion with a given program’s ratio of beds to units: [Sum of Program’s Veteran Units] = [Sum of Program’s Veteran Beds] * [Sum of Program’s Total Unit Inventory] / [Sum of Program’s Total Bed Inventory]

Metric 2	Subpopulation - Young Adult Beds / Units
Definition:	The sum of all active housing beds/units dedicated to serving homeless young adult households.
Methodology:	Young adult beds are calculated as the sum of the following mutually exclusive data elements in the ONE system as required by HUD’s HMIS Data Standards: Beds dedicated to chronically homeless young adults Beds dedicated to young adult veterans Beds dedicated to any other young adult
Notes:	Subpopulation-dedicated inventory is tracked at a bed-level only per HUD HMIS standards. For the purposes of this dashboard, subpopulation dedicated inventory is converted to units in proportion with a given program’s ratio of beds to units: [Sum of Program’s Young Adult Units] = [Sum of Program’s Young Adult Beds] * [Sum of Program’s Total Unit Inventory] / [Sum of Program’s Total Bed Inventory]

Metric 2

Subpopulation - Young Adult Beds / Units

Definition:

The sum of all active housing beds/units dedicated to serving homeless young adult households.

Methodology:

Young adult beds are calculated as the sum of the following mutually exclusive data elements in the ONE system as required by HUD’s HMIS Data Standards:

Beds dedicated to chronically homeless young adults

Beds dedicated to young adult veterans

Beds dedicated to any other young adult

Notes:

Subpopulation-dedicated inventory is tracked at a bed-level only per HUD HMIS standards. For the purposes of this dashboard, subpopulation dedicated inventory is converted to units in proportion with a given program’s ratio of beds to units:
[Sum of Program’s Young Adult Units] = [Sum of Program’s Young Adult Beds] * [Sum of Program’s Total Unit Inventory] / [Sum of Program’s Total Bed Inventory]

Metric 3	Subpopulation - Chronic Beds / Units
Definition:	The sum of all active housing beds/units dedicated to serving chronically homeless households.
Methodology:	Chronically homeless beds are calculated as the sum of the following mutually exclusive data elements in the ONE system as required by HUD’s HMIS Data Standards: Beds dedicated to chronically homeless veterans Beds dedicated to chronically homeless young adults Beds dedicated to any other chronically homeless people
Notes:	Subpopulation-dedicated inventory is tracked at a bed-level only per HUD HMIS standards. For the purposes of this dashboard, subpopulation dedicated inventory is converted to units in proportion with a given program’s ratio of beds to units: [Sum of Program’s Chronic Units] = [Sum of Program’s Chronic Beds] * [Sum of Program’s Total Unit Inventory] / [Sum of Program’s Total Bed Inventory]

Metric 3

Subpopulation - Chronic Beds / Units

Definition:

The sum of all active housing beds/units dedicated to serving chronically homeless households.

Methodology:

Chronically homeless beds are calculated as the sum of the following mutually exclusive data elements in the ONE system as required by HUD’s HMIS Data Standards:

Beds dedicated to chronically homeless veterans

Beds dedicated to chronically homeless young adults

Beds dedicated to any other chronically homeless people

Notes:

Subpopulation-dedicated inventory is tracked at a bed-level only per HUD HMIS standards. For the purposes of this dashboard, subpopulation dedicated inventory is converted to units in proportion with a given program’s ratio of beds to units:
[Sum of Program’s Chronic Units] = [Sum of Program’s Chronic Beds] * [Sum of Program’s Total Unit Inventory] / [Sum of Program’s Total Bed Inventory]

Key Terms and Acronyms
Household Type: HSH Report	Household Type: HUD	Household Type Definition (HUD)
Adults	Households without children	Beds and units typically serving households with adults only. This includes households composed of unaccompanied adults and multiple adults.
Families with children	Households with at least one adult and one child	Beds and units typically serving households with at least one adult and one child.
Children only	Households with only children	Beds and units typically serving households composed exclusively of persons under age 18, including one-child households, multi-child households or other household configurations composed only of children.

Tipos de programas de vivienda: para conocer las definiciones de los tipos de programas, consulte las definiciones que se encuentran debajo del panel de inventario en la página de vivienda . Tipos de hogares: los hogares se identifican de acuerdo con los estándares de datos HMIS del HUD .

Subpopulation	Definition
Veterans	Inventory dedicated to housing veterans experiencing homelessness and their household members must be identified.
Young Adults	Inventory dedicated to housing young adults (people between ages 18 and 24) experiencing homelessness and their household members must be identified.
Chronically Homeless Individuals	Per HUD Data Standards, inventory dedicated to housing people experiencing chronic homelessness and their household members must be identified. The HUD definition of chronically homeless is: (1) A homeless individual with a disability as defined in section 401(9) of the McKinney-Vento Assistance Act (42 U.S.C. 11360(9)), who: – Lives in a place not meant for human habitation, a safe haven, or in an emergency shelter, and – Has been homeless and living as described for at least 12 months or on at least 4 separate occasions in the last 3 years, as long as the combined occasions equal at least 12 months and each break in homelessness separating the occasions included at least 7 consecutive nights of not living as described. – or – (2) An individual who has been residing in an institutional care facility for less, including jail, substance abuse or mental health treatment facility, hospital, or other similar facility, for fewer than 90 days and met all of the criteria of this definition before entering that facility. – or – (3) A family with an adult head of household (or, if there is no adult in the family, a minor head of household) who meets all of the criteria of this definition, including a family whose composition has fluctuated while the head of household has been homeless.

Subpopulation

Definition

Veterans

Inventory dedicated to housing veterans experiencing homelessness and their household members must be identified.

Young Adults

Inventory dedicated to housing young adults (people between ages 18 and 24) experiencing homelessness and their household members must be identified.

Chronically Homeless Individuals

Per HUD Data Standards, inventory dedicated to housing people experiencing chronic homelessness and their household members must be identified.

The HUD definition of chronically homeless is:

(1) A homeless individual with a disability as defined in section 401(9) of the McKinney-Vento Assistance Act (42 U.S.C. 11360(9)), who:
– Lives in a place not meant for human habitation, a safe haven, or in an emergency shelter, and
– Has been homeless and living as described for at least 12 months or on at least 4 separate occasions in the last 3 years, as long as the combined occasions equal at least 12 months and each break in homelessness separating the occasions included at least 7 consecutive nights of not living as described.

– or –

(2) An individual who has been residing in an institutional care facility for less, including jail, substance abuse or mental health treatment facility, hospital, or other similar facility, for fewer than 90 days and met all of the criteria of this definition before entering that facility.

– or –

(3) A family with an adult head of household (or, if there is no adult in the family, a minor head of household) who meets all of the criteria of this definition, including a family whose composition has fluctuated while the head of household has been homeless.

Subpoblaciones: El inventario se identifica según los estándares de datos de HUD .

¿Preguntas?

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