There are several local and national studies that impact the way the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing designs its systems and programs. The department relies on research and data to guide innovation and policy. Here are several reports that impact the work of preventing and ending homelessness:
San Francisco Plans & Reports
San Francisco Coordinated Community Plan to Prevent and End Youth Homelessness 2018
The San Francisco Local Homeless Coordinating Board Strategic Plan Framework 2014-2019
San Francisco’s Ten Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness: Anniversary Report Covering 2004 to 2014
San Francisco Civil Grand Jury: Homeless Health and Housing Crisis Unfolding on Our Street 2015-2016
Family Coordinated Entry in San Francisco
San Francisco Family Coordinated Entry Consumer Feedback Report
SF Family Homelessness and Coordinated Entry – Phase 1 Report
SF Family Homelessness and Coordinated Entry – Phase 2 Report
Reports from the Board of Supervisors’ Budget & Legislative Analysts
BLA Report on Supportive Housing – December 2014
BLA Report on Homelessness and Cost of Quality of Life Laws – June 2016
BLA Homeless Services Audit – June 2016
San Francisco Navigation Center Evaluation & Reports – Office of the Controller
An Assessment of the Navigation Center’s First Six Months – December 2015
Navigation Center 1 Year Evaluation – June 2016
Perspectives from the Navigation Center: Report 1
Perspectives from the Navigation Center: Report 2
Perspectives from the Navigation Center: Report 3
Perspectives from the Navigation Center: Report 4
Federal Reports
2016 Annual Homeless Assessment Report to Congress
Opening Doors: The Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness
Racial Equity and the Homeless Response System
SPARC National Phase One Study Findings