Tracks how the local homelessness response system performs across federal fiscal years using measures defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
System Performance Measures help the community look beyond program volume and examine outcomes across the broader response system. Trends can highlight progress and areas needing attention in length of homelessness, returns to homelessness, income, first-time homelessness, and successful housing exits.
The collection route and the public report serve different audiences. Access is identified before anyone follows a link.
Coalition administrators enter and verify published HUD performance values.
Maintain performance dataCompare six HUD measures and their component series across available fiscal years.
View system performance resultsEvery data set has a defined source, public boundary, and limitation. Those distinctions stay visible alongside the results.
The public dashboard displays published system-level values, fiscal-year trends, definitions, and whether improvement means an increase or decrease.
Measures remain aligned with HUD definitions, and values that were not reported stay distinct from true zeroes.
These are system-level outcomes. They do not describe every individual experience or explain on their own why a measure changed.
