Data from the 2023 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count is scheduled to be released Thursday.
Data from the 2023 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, a point-in-time snapshot of homelessness in the Los Angeles County that helps determine funding and services to the unhoused, will be released Thursday.
The agency took several steps to improve this year's count, including implementing a new counting app, hiring a demographer and two data scientists, simplifying volunteer training and adding accountability measures. Volunteers worked in groups of four to count the number of unsheltered individuals, tents, vehicles and makeshift shelters in their census tract.
LAHSA officials previously stated that for the 2023 count, they would deploy make-up count teams to make sure every census tract is counted, and consider tracts that do not have data to be uncounted.
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