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Estimated Number of Clients with or Without A Place To Live (5.9.1.1N)

Table 5.9.1.1N translates selected findings about housing into total numbers of A2H clients.

Table 5.9.1.1N
ESTIMATED NUMBER OF CLIENTS WITH OR WITHOUT A PLACE TO LIVE

	Adult Clients Who Pick Up Food at a Pantry	Adult Clients at a Kitchen	Adult Clients at a Shelter	All Adult Clients
Clients with a place to live	8,341,400	739,300	131,100	9,022,300
Clients without a place to live	258,600	260,700	538,900	1,247,700
ESTIMATED TOTAL NUMBER OF ADULT CLIENTS AT PROGRAM SITES	8,600,000	1,000,000	670,000	10,270,000

Notes:  
See Appendix B for the estimated number of people served in subgroups of A2H clients.

Columns in this table do not exactly add up to the column total.  This discrepancy occurs because tables showing percentage distributions are weighted with the monthly weight, while the number of clients presented in this table is estimated at the annual level.  Because the relationship between the monthly and annual weights varies across individuals depending on the frequency of visits to program sites, applying annual estimates to a monthly snapshot of percentage distributions results in small discrepancies in column totals.

As shown,1.3 million A2H clients do not have a permanent place to live.

• This includes approximately 0.3 million pantry clients and another 0.3 million kitchen clients.
• As might be expected, homelessness is particularly concentrated among the shelter clients, over half a million of whom lack permanent housing.