Together We Can End Homelessness
Point in Time & Housing Inventory Count
The Point in Time (PIT) and Housing Inventory Counts (HIC) are federally required, yearly efforts to take a snapshot of the number of people experiencing homelessness on a single night and the number of dedicated resources available to people experiencing homelessness in our community. They are conducted in the last two weeks of January.
The data collected through the PIT and HIC are reported to the Housing and Urban Development Department (HUD) and inform the Annual Homelessness Assessment Report (AHAR) provided to Congress. It is important that our community conduct as comprehensive a count as possible to show the need in our region.
This year’s Point in Time Count took place on January 28th and was submitted to HUD on June 13th, after a slight delay due to new federal guidelines.
For a deeper understanding of homelessness in our community—including trends, challenges, and opportunities—we recommend checking out the Colorado State of Homelessness Report at www.cohmis.org.
Point in Time & Housing Inventory Count Report Archives
Homelessness Data Snapshot
2024 Northern Colorado State of Homelessness Report
Having only officially formed as a CoC in January of 2020, this is the first time the NoCO CoC has released a comprehensive State of Homelessness Report. This report is based on homelessness data and information for the year 2023. The intention of the report is to provide CoC partners and the community at large with a depth of information related to the state of homelessness in Northern Colorado, data analysis and system performance information, current efforts to address homelessness, gaps, and challenges and future directions.
System Performance Measures, Point in Time, and Housing Inventory Count Archives
Continuum of Care Reports
Plan to Serve People Experiencing Homelessness with Severe Service Needs
In 2022, the NoCO CoC endeavored to create a community-driven plan to identify and meet the needs of people with severe service needs. The Plan details the work that is currently being done, work in progress, ideas for the future, and areas we know need significant improvement in our community's response to homelessness. Read the Plan