1.6: Addressing Family Homelessness in Rural Communities

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In 2009, over 21,000 people estimated to be homeless in Georgia at a point-in-time www.dca.state.ga.us/housing/specialneeds/programs/homeless_count.asp Actual and Estimated Counts of Unsheltered Homeless by County Sheltered - Census 8,994 Unsheltered -Predictive Model 12,101

From DCA’s “2009 Report on Homelessness” This analysis clearly demonstrates that the percent of need within rural areas of Georgia is significantly higher than the percent of need within urban areas of the state.

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1. 2011 National Alliance to End Homelessness National Conference on Ending Family Homelessness Conference Oakland, CA February 10, 2011 Addressing Family Homelessness in Rural Communities

5. In 2009, over 21,000 people estimated to be homeless in Georgia at a point-in-time www.dca.state.ga.us/housing/specialneeds/programs/homeless_count.asp Actual and Estimated Counts of Unsheltered Homeless by County Sheltered - Census 8,994 Unsheltered -Predictive Model 12,101

6. From DCA’s “2009 Report on Homelessness” This analysis clearly demonstrates that the percent of need within rural areas of Georgia is significantly higher than the percent of need within urban areas of the state.

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