Outdated and Incomplete: Does the Point-in-Time Count Still Measure Homelessness? @InvisiblePeople
Outdated and Incomplete: Does the Point-in-Time Count Still Measure Homelessness? @InvisiblePeople
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Every year, volunteers conduct what’s called the Point-in-Time Count: a one-night snapshot of how many people are unhoused. But experts say it’s outdated, and no longer reflects reality.

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Outdated and Incomplete: Does the Point-in-Time Count Still Measure Homelessness?

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