Point-in-Time Count

New report finds fewer people residing in San Antonio shelters during the pandemic

May 17, 2021 Contact SARAHComment

“On Friday, May 14, the South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless, or SARAH, released its recent findings on the state of homelessness in San Antonio and Bexar County, which compares how many people in the community are experiencing homelessness this year compare with previous years.”

Texas cities face difficulties counting their unsheltered homeless population — at a time when their numbers matter most

February 4, 2021 Contact SARAH

“Despite changes to the regular count of people experiencing homelessness, support organizations are hoping they’ll

‘This is their life’ — COVID puts a kink in annual count of San Antonio’s homeless

January 27, 2021 Contact SARAH

“Numbers were collected for people in emergency shelters and transitional housing. But volunteers and staff

Point-in-time homeless count canceled in San Antonio due to Covid-19 concerns

January 26, 2021 Contact SARAH

‘”Ultimately we didn’t have a safe way to execute the count with volunteers this year,”

COVID-19 puts San Antonio’s annual counting of the homeless population on hold

January 26, 2021 Contact SARAH

“In addition to the Tuesday donation drive, the day is being set aside to recognize

Pandemic cancels homeless point-in-time count, but outreach continues

January 26, 2021 Contact SARAH

SARAH, which coordinates area homeless service providers, pivoted away from the annual point-in-time count, which

After COVID-19 cancelled San Antonio’s homeless count, groups are still tracking the numbers

January 23, 2021 Contact SARAH

“The cancellation of the unsheltered PIT Count, which usually relies on volunteers, will “ensure the

Pandemic forces cancellation of Point-in-Time homeless count in San Antonio

January 11, 2021 Contact SARAH

The pandemic has forced SARAH to cancel the PIT Count in 2021 to avoid the