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What are the top 5 homeless States?

What State has the Highest Homeless Population? Rank State Total Homeless 1 California 161,548 2 New York 91,271 3 Florida 27,487 4 Texas 27,229 50 more rows •

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Homelessness is a complex issue and there isn’t one singular piece of data that can effectively tell the entire story of homelessness and the greater need for housing in the United States. However, there are several data sources and tools that can be used at the community level to address the issue and some, like the USICH Homeless Population by State map, can be used to effectively visualize a large swath of homelessness data for any state and/or territory in the United States. By using data, communities can engage in a collaborative decision-making process while also addressing wider needs, gaps in funding, and existing resources. Use the data and maps below to explore homelessness and homeless population by state for the U.S. See why equity vs equality matters, what populations are most affected, and how the data is collected and used. Pair these maps with other interactive demographic tools to explore the issue further.

What State has the Highest Homeless Population?

Rank State Total Homeless Total Homeless as % Total Family Households Experiencing Homelessness Veterans Experiencing Homelessness Persons Experiencing Chronic Homelessness Unaccompanied Young Adults (Aged 18-24) Experiencing Homelessness 1 California 161,548 27.89 8,030 11,401 51,785 12,172 2 New York 91,271 15.76 15,151 1,251 7,515 3,072 3 Florida 27,487 4.75 2,294 2,436 5,182 1,331 4 Texas 27,229 4.7 1,912 1,948 4,033 1,408 5 Washington 22,923 3.96 2,116 1,607 6,756 1,777 6 Massachusetts 17,975 3.1 3,714 836 2,042 481 7 Oregon 14,655 2.53 825 1,329 4,339 1,314 8 Pennsylvania 13,375 2.31 1,550 977 1,772 716 9 Arizona 10,979 1.9 809 921 2,086 633 10 Ohio 10,655 1.84 906 730 753 736 11 Illinois 10,431 1.8 1,063 736 2,305 671 12 Georgia 10,234 1.77 864 764 1,374 504 13 Colorado 9,846 1.7 665 1,044 2,954 562 14 New Jersey 9,662 1.67 1,081 595 1,743 514 15 North Carolina 9,280 1.6 809 798 1,272 485 16 Michigan 8,638 1.49 1,026 639 1,109 484 17 Minnesota 7,940 1.37 967 315 1,787 746 18 Tennessee 7,256 1.25 508 570 1,153 353 19 Nevada 6,900 1.19 159 924 1,369 570 20 Missouri 6,527 1.13 704 453 1,090 664 21 Hawaii 6,458 1.11 499 485 1,678 299 22 District of Columbia 6,380 1.1 767 302 1,452 253 23 Maryland 6,360 1.1 616 464 1,397 227 24 Virginia 5,957 1.03 621 395 813 234 25 Indiana 5,625 0.97 482 530 403 266 26 Wisconsin 4,515 0.78 558 337 611 193 27 South Carolina 4,287 0.74 279 428 864 202 28 Kentucky 4,011 0.69 277 399 666 221 29 Oklahoma 3,932 0.68 255 325 1,128 290 30 Alabama 3,351 0.58 267 329 503 175 31 New Mexico 3,333 0.58 294 252 1,534 215 32 Louisiana 3,173 0.55 182 378 437 246 33 Utah 3,131 0.54 290 114 688 194 34 Connecticut 2,905 0.5 306 199 177 148 35 Iowa 2,647 0.46 245 154 368 141 36 Puerto Rico 2,451 62 88 668 46 37 Kansas 2,449 0.42 223 203 380 153 38 Nebraska 2,404 0.42 202 153 463 149 39 Arkansas 2,366 0.41 101 188 514 262 40 Idaho 2,315 0.4 276 178 364 90 41 Maine 2,097 0.36 260 103 248 139 42 Alaska 1,949 0.34 160 94 357 188 43 New Hampshire 1,675 0.29 219 116 446 65 44 Montana 1,545 0.27 167 165 223 79 45 West Virginia 1,341 0.23 58 104 174 112 46 Delaware 1,165 0.2 136 78 267 43 47 Vermont 1,110 0.19 124 71 185 99 48 Mississippi 1,107 0.19 76 68 146 51 49 Rhode Island 1,104 0.19 121 92 226 23 50 South Dakota 1,058 0.18 93 43 162 67 51 Guam 790 92 21 84 15 52 Wyoming 612 0.11 50 51 81 91 53 North Dakota 541 0.09 54 49 92 35 54 Virgin Islands 304 0 13 105 6 Homeless Population by State Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development point-in-time counts

Total Number of Homeless Students by State

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Rank State Total Number of Homeless Students Total Number of Unaccompanied Homeless Students Nighttime Residence: Unsheltered Nighttime Residence: Shelters Nighttime Residence: Hotels/motels Nighttime Residence: Doubled up 1 California 271,528 7,633 11,021 19,758 14,386 226,363 2 New York 148,485 10,643 5,460 40,822 2,989 99,034 3 Texas 114,055 17,193 5,823 10,952 8,159 89,121 4 Florida 91,068 7,061 6,717 7,606 11,004 65,741 5 Illinois 54,237 5,026 337 5,093 2,217 42,647 6 Washington 39,972 6,392 2,830 4,785 2,486 29,871 7 Georgia 38,891 2,536 642 2,675 7,632 27,942 8 Michigan 34,853 4,763 675 4,922 2,502 26,754 9 North Carolina 34,765 3,321 1,211 3,334 4,986 25,234 10 Missouri 34,029 4,241 643 2,396 1,921 26,069 11 Ohio 32,780 2,429 359 4,800 1,731 25,890 12 Pennsylvania 31,822 5,789 526 7,281 2,428 21,587 13 Massachusetts 24,658 1,389 206 7,502 1,620 15,330 14 Kentucky 24,177 2,602 2,664 2,518 966 18,029 15 Oregon 23,765 3,699 2,654 1,824 1,094 18,193 16 Oklahoma 23,372 1,137 774 1,668 615 20,315 17 Colorado 21,560 2,646 1,043 2,455 2,179 15,889 18 Arizona 21,062 1,894 602 2,462 1,975 13,307 19 Virginia 20,443 2,672 185 1,937 3,262 15,059 20 Tennessee 19,747 1,354 585 1,367 1,903 15,892 21 Nebraska 18,647 1,050 150 1,082 366 2,777 22 Wisconsin 18,394 2,322 308 1,971 1,485 14,630 23 Indiana 18,252 1,110 257 2,268 1,573 14,154 24 Louisiana 17,330 2,942 373 1,399 715 14,843 25 Minnesota 17,071 3,285 430 3,690 1,425 11,526 26 Maryland 16,202 1,874 165 2,062 1,438 12,537 27 Alabama 16,118 679 375 852 852 14,207 28 New Jersey 13,929 2,626 42 1,754 1,538 10,595 29 Arkansas 13,910 777 222 604 543 12,541 30 Utah 13,745 2,580 698 913 479 11,655 31 South Carolina 12,545 1,020 2,098 960 1,864 7,621 32 New Mexico 11,574 2,051 1,244 1,150 604 8,555 33 West Virginia 10,522 951 279 834 259 9,150 34 Kansas 8,369 1,032 125 772 507 6,965 35 Idaho 7,810 1,056 436 534 577 6,263 36 Iowa 7,295 1,101 123 1,397 607 5,168 37 Mississippi 7,003 332 129 249 263 6,362 38 District of Columbia 6,858 265 108 1,427 318 4,746 39 Connecticut 4,722 224 39 837 640 3,206 40 Puerto Rico 4,717 no data 439 1,016 7 3,255 41 Montana 4,216 720 398 331 375 3,111 42 New Hampshire 3,971 341 175 450 377 2,969 43 Hawaii 3,604 30 297 777 19 2,510 44 Alaska 3,576 811 333 646 186 2,411 45 Deleware 3,547 412 20 203 577 2,747 46 Maine 2,552 428 105 535 284 1,628 47 North Dakota 2,530 285 171 418 165 1,776 48 South Dakota 1,907 98 61 338 278 1,230 49 Wyoming 1,764 331 53 377 128 1,206 50 Rhode Island 1,475 12 17 229 193 1,036 51 Vermont 1,008 89 51 157 200 600 52 Guam no data no data no data no data no data no data 53 Nevada no data no data no data no data no data no data 54 Virgin Islands no data no data no data no data no data no data Homeless Population by State Source: U.S. Department of Education public school data

Homelessness Statistics by State Map(s)

Homelessness Statistics by State:

Comprehensive USICH Map of U.S. Homelessness The Homelessness Statistics by State Map was created by the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH) and can be used to see homelessness data all across the U.S. Using data reported by public schools and data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the map effectively portrays the state of homelessness in the United States using a color-coded and easy-to-use selection map. Click on any given state and see both total homeless populations and the total number of homeless students. Each category has sub-categories, including but not limited to number of homeless veterans, unaccompanied homeless students, and unaccompanied young adults (those between the ages of 18 and 24). Explore Tool

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Education, Housing, and Head Start Contacts The Education, Housing, and Head Start Contacts map can be used to find information on Head Start State Collaboration Offices, homeless education state coordinators, and homelessness liaisons. Click on any state to see a state homeless profile with clickable resource links. Tool created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Early Childhood Learning and Knowledge Center (Head Start). Explore Map Poverty Rates in Your Community Use the Poverty Rates in Your Community tool to see poverty rates in your community alongside Head Start locations. The tool displays poverty rates at the census tract level. the county level, and the state level. Tool created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Early Childhood Learning and Knowledge Center (Head Start). Explore Map National Service Providers Use the National Service Providers map to find organizations that assist families experiencing homelessness. The map includes maternity group homes, family promise affiliates, and continuum of care grantee areas. Tool created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Early Childhood Learning and Knowledge Center (Head Start). Explore Map State of Homelessness Use the State of Homelessness map to see a comprehensive assessment of homelessness in America. The assessment includes a basic overview, trends in homelessness, locating homelessness, homelessness assistance, indicators at risk, and sources and methodology. The map also includes state and Continuum of Care (CoC) profiles. Tool created by the National Alliance to End Homelessness. Explore Map Want Millennial Cities Content Delivered to Your Inbox? Want free articles, news, tools, and information? Subscribe below and we’ll add you to the list!

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