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2017 Missouri
Balance of State
Report of
Sheltered & Unsheltered
Point-In-Time Count
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 Contents
Methodology 6
Missouri Balance of State Region Totals 7
Balance of State Quick Facts 9
Region One 10
Region Two 12
Region Three 14
Region Four 16
Region Five 18
Region Six 20
Region Seven 22
Region Eight 24
Region Nine 26
Region Ten 28
State Wide Totals 30
Doubled-Up Overview 33
Homeless Youth Overview 34
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Methodology
The data in this report is gathered from 101 counties in the Missouri Balance of State (BoS) Continuum
of Care (CoC). During the night of January 25, 2017, social service agencies and community volunteers in
each county complete a survey for each unsheltered homeless individual and family located in the CoC.
Unsheltered homeless is defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as
“An individual or family who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, meaning: sleeping
in a place not designed for or ordinarily used as a regular sleeping accommodation, including a car, park,
abandoned building, bus or train station, airport, camping ground or other place not meant for human
habitation.”
Sheltered data is gathered from social service agencies and organizations providing shelter
(emergency shelter, safe haven, transitional housing and hotel/motel vouchers paid for by charitable
organizations) to homeless individuals and families within the BoS CoC. Together, the sheltered and
unsheltered data make up the total number of homeless individuals and families in the BoS CoC.
When tabulating data for unsheltered homeless persons, age, gender and race percentages were
calculated using the total of all unsheltered persons surveyed. The Veteran percentages were
calculated using the total of all unsheltered adults surveyed, including transition age youth 18-24. The
subpopulation categories of disability, those actively fleeing domestic violence, chronic homelessness,
severe mental illness and substance use disorder were calculated using the total of all adults, including
transition age youth 18-24. Information reported by those surveyed in accordance with HUD
definitions. The Youth percentages were calculated using the total of all youth, including transition-
age youth living in unsheltered situations.
When tabulating data for reasons for homelessness, individuals may have reported more than one
factor or may have elected not to respond to this question. This information is not reported to HUD
but can help improve community planning.
When tabulating data for sheltered homeless persons, age, gender and race percentages were
calculated using the total of all sheltered persons. The disability, those fleeing domestic violence, and
Veteran percentages were calculated using the total of all sheltered adults, including transition age
youth 18-24.
Chronically homeless percentages were calculated using the total of all households sheltered to
account for both chronically homeless individuals and chronically homeless families. Unaccompanied
youth percentages were calculated using the total number of children and transition age youth under
24, living in sheltered situations without a parent or legal guardian.
The “unknown/no…” category was used to represent information unknown at the time of entry into
a shelter program or answers left blank or marked “no” on the survey administered to unsheltered
homeless individuals and families.
Individuals surveyed may be represented in more than one disability category. Individuals may have
more than one disability documented; therefore, the totals in the disability sections of the unsheltered
or sheltered responses may not equal 100 percent.
Although the Balance of State recognizes doubled-up individuals and families in the report, the
numbers are not reported to HUD due to the federal definition of homelessness. Further, agencies
assisting with the count are not required to actively seek information on doubled-up individuals and
families.
The numbers in the report that follows may vary slightly from those reported to HUD in May 2017
due to HUD data quality requirements.
For more information on the Point-in-Time Count, please visit the Governor’s Committee to End
Homelessness (GCEH) website at www.endhomelessnessmo.org.

pg. 6
 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT 2017
Balance of State Totals
Atchison
Nodaway
Worth
Harrison Mercer
Putnam Schuyler Scotland

Clark 3

Sheltered & Unsheltered Totals:

Gentry Sullivan
Number of households: 862
Holt Grundy Adair

4
Knox
St. Daviess Lewis
Joseph
CoC Linn Macon
Livingston Number of People: 1,243

2
Shelby Marion

Caldwell
Clinton Ralls
Chariton
Platte Randolph Monroe
Carroll
Clay Ray
Number of Unsheltered: 291
Pike
Audrain
Saline Howard St.
Kan- Mont- Charles
sas City Lafayette Boone Callaway gomery CoC Number of Sheltered: 952

5
CoC

Johnson Pettis Cooper St.

10
Lou-
is
Cass Moniteau County St. Louis
Gas- CoC City
Cole con- CoC
Osage
Henry ade

1
Benton Franklin
Bates Morgan
Jeffer-
son
Miller
St. Maries Wash-
Clair Crawford ington
Camden
Hickory Ste.
Vernon Phelps St.
Genevieve
Pulaski
Dallas Fran-
Cedar Polk Laclede Iron cois Perry
Dent
Barton Reyn- Madi- Cape
Dade olds son Gi-
Spring- Texas rardeau
Wright
field CoC Bollinger
Joplin
Shannon Wayne
CoC Scott
Lawrence

Douglas Carter Mis-

Stone Howell sissippi

Stoddard
Barry Butler

9 6
Oregon

8 7
Taney Ripley New
McDonald
Ozark
Madrid

Pe-
mis-
Dunk-
cot
lin

Number of sheltered and unsheltered Number of sheltered and unsheltered

homeless people by region: homeless households by region:
Region One: 61 Region Six: 78 Region One: 45 Region Six: 53
Region Two: 12 Region Seven: 88 Region Two: 12 Region Seven: 77
Region Three: 26 Region Eight: 71 Region Three: 12 Region Eight: 48
Region Four: 234 Region Nine: 60 Region Four: 127 Region Nine: 44
Region Five: 439 Region Ten: 154 Region Five: 325 Region Ten: 101

pg. 7
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
What does homelessness Look Like?
Household & Demographic Profile

Single Adults Families Unaccompanied

77% Youth

Sheltered
vs. 23%
Unshelterd 60% 40% 6%

Racial Distribution
Male
49% Female 22% White
1%
1%
50% <1% Black/ African American
3% Multiple Races
American Indian/ Alaskan Native
72%
<1% Transgender Unknown
Asian

4%
Ethnicity
96% Non-Hispanic/Non- Latino
Hispanic/Latino Who is homeless?
Subpopulation Overview
Homeless Subpopulations
(determined by total of all adults)
Chronic Homelessness
237 Individuals “A homeless individual or family residing in
Substance Use

an emergency shelter, safe haven, or place

Mental Illness

24% 80% 197 Sheltered not meant for human habitation for one
21% year continuously or with four instances of
Domestic
Disorder

HIV/AIDS

Violence

16% 20% 48 Unsheltered homelessness that total 12 months or longer.

The person must also have a disability that is
expected to be long-continuing or of indefinite
<1% duration and substantially impedes their ability
to live independently.”

Veterans Unaccompanied Youth

100 TOTAL VETERANS
97 % Male, 3% Female
(determined by total of individuals)
98 HOUSEHOLDS
<1% Family Units 80% 56 Sheltered 48 28
82% White 15% African American
3% Multiple Races 2% Hispanic 20% 20 Unsheltered Age 18-24 Age <18
17 Chronically Homeless Veterans

84 Sheltered Veterans, 14 Unsheltered Female Male Transgender

Two Veteran Family Members
41 32 3

pg. 8
 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT 2017
BoS At A Glance
2016 to 2017 Comparison

Regional Review (Highest to Lowest) County Review (Highest to Lowest)

1. Region Five: 439 people
2. Region Four: 234 people
3. Region Ten: 154 people
4. Region Seven: 88 people
5. Region Six: 78 people
6. Region Eight: 71 people
7. Region One: 61 people
8. Region Nine: 60 people
9. Region Three: 26 people
10. Region Two: 12 people
Notable Findings
→ The PIT Count Data shows that there was an overall decrease of 187 people from 2016 to 2017 in the
reported sheltered and unsheltered numbers.
1. Boone : 265 Region Five
2. Clay: 143 Region Four
3. Platte: 67 Region Four
4. Butler: 51 Region Seven
5. Cole: 50 Region Five
6. Pettis: 48 Region Ten
7. Howell: 44 Region Eight
8. Phelps: 41 Region Five
9. Lafayette: 38 Region Ten
10. Dunklin: 31 Region Six

→ Eight out of Ten regions reported an overall decline in homeless population from 2016 to 2017.

→ 26 Counties reported having both sheltered and unshletered homeless households.

→ 45 Counties reported having either sheltered or unsheltered homeless households, while 56 reported zero
homeless population.

→ All categories of homeless household sub-populations experienced a decline except for chronic
homelessness.

pg. 9
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Region One Overview

Franklin

Jefferson

Crawford
Ste.
Washington Gene-
vieve
St.
Perry
Fran-
Iron cois

Bollinger
Madison
Cape
Girardeau

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Eviction History 4
No Income 3
Substance Use 2
Physical Disability 1
Mental Health 4
Other 2

pg. 10
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Region One Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 46 Total People: 15
Total Households: 31 Total Households: 14

Gender Age Gender Age

73%
Male

17% >18 33% >18 7%

Demographic Profile
83%

Male
18-24 6% 18-24 0%
Female

61% 80%
25< 25<
20%

Female
7% Unknown Unknown 13%

26% White White

79%
Black/ African American Black/ African American
4%
Asian Multiple Races
70% Unknown
7%
Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
0 % Hispanic/Latino 0 % Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

Abandoned
1 Building
9 Car
Emergency Shelter 100%
4 Street

1 Park

Chronically Homeless Households: 6 Chronically Homeless Households: 1

Chronically Homeless Families: 6 Chronically Homeless Families: 0
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth

43%
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness

25%
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder

Disorder
Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS
Violence

Violence

13% 15%
4% 8% 8%
0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
pg. 11
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Region Two Overview

Lewis

Shelby Marion

Ralls
Monroe
Pike

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Eviction History 1
Divorce 1
No Income 1

pg. 12
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Region Two Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 10 Total People: 2
Total Households: 10 Total Households: 2

Gender Age Age Gender

>18 >18
Male

Demographic Profile
40%
18-24 18-24 100%

Male
60%
Female

100% 25< 100%

25<

20%
White White
Black/ African American
100%
80%

Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
0 % Hispanic/Latino 0 % Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

Abandoned
1 Building
1 Car
Emergency Shelter 100%
Street

Park

Chronically Homeless Households: 5 Chronically Homeless Households: 1

Chronically Homeless Families: 0 Chronically Homeless Families: 0

50% 50%
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness

Disorder
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder
Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS
Violence

Violence

10% 10% 10%

0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
pg. 13
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Region Three Overview

Scotland
Putnam Schuy-
ler
Clark
Sullivan
Adair
Knox

Linn Macon

Chariton
Ran-
dolph

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Physical Disability 1
No Income 2
Other 7

pg. 14
 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT 2017
Region Three Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 16 Total People: 10
Total Households: 9 Total Households: 3

Gender Age Age Gender

12%

Male
Male

>18 38% >18 60% 40%

Demographic Profile
88% 6%
18-24 18-24
Female

60%

Female
56% 40%
25< 25<

10%
13% 10%
White White
6% Black/ African American 10% Black/ African American
81% Asian 70% American Indian/
Alaskan Native
Unknown

Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
0 % Hispanic/Latino 10 % Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

Abandoned
1 Building
1 Car
Emergency Shelter 100%
1 Campground

9 Park

Chronically Homeless Households: 0 Chronically Homeless Households: 0

Chronically Homeless Families: 0 Chronically Homeless Families: 0
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth

63%
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness

Disorder
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder
Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS
Violence

Violence

0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
pg. 15
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Region Four Overview

Atchi- Worth
Nodaway Harri- Mer-
son
son cer
Gentry
Grun-
Holt
dy
Da-
viess

Liv-
ingston
Clin- Cald-
ton well
Platte Carroll
Ray
Clay

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Eviction 10
Divorce 10
Substance Use 8
Physical Disability 2
Mental Health 4
No Income 12
Sexual Orientation 1
Other 3

pg. 16
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Region Four Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 185 Total People: 53
Total Households: 101 Total Households: 34

Gender Age Age Gender

31% >18 47% >18 21%
Male

Demographic Profile

Male
57%
18-24 11% 18-24 15%
68%
Female

Female
42% 57% 43%
25< 25<
1%Transgender Unknown 8%
1%
White
4% White
13%
Black/ African American 2% Black/ African American
38%
11% Multiple Races 2% Multiple Races
American Indian/ American Indian/
Alaskan native Alaskan Native
79% Unknown
50%
Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
6% Hispanic/Latino 6% Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

16 Abandoned
Building
37% 1 25 Car
Emergency Shelter
11 Campground
Transitional
63%
3 Park

8 Street

Chronically Homeless Households: 5 Chronically Homeless Households: 8

Chronically Homeless Families: 3 Chronically Homeless Families: 0
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth

47%
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness

25% 21%
18%
Disorder
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder
Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

14%
Violence

Violence

10% 11% 11%

7% 5%
2%
0% 0% 0%
pg. 17
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Region Five Overview

Audrain
How-
ard Boone Mont-
gomery
Callaway
Cooper

Moniteau
Cole Gas-
Osage con-
ade
Morgan Mill-
er
Maries
Camden
Phelps
Pulaski

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Eviction 16
Divorce 9
Substance Use 22
Physical Disability 10
Mental Health 29
No Income 36
Other 1
Refused 1

pg. 18
 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT 2017
Region Five Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 377 Total People:62
Total Households: 270 Total Households: 55

Gender Age Age Gender

>18 24% >18 5%

Demographic Profile
55%
Male

Male
18-24 7% 18-24 2% 68%

45% 69% 85%

Female

25< 25<
32%

Female
Unknown 8%
13%
20%
32% 2%
1% White 2% White
2% Black/ African American Black/ African American
66% Multiple Races Multiple Races
American Indian/
84%
American Indian/
Alaskan native Alaskan Native

Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
4 % Hispanic/Latino 3% Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

12 Abandoned
Building
11%
1 25 Car
Emergency Shelter
11 Campground
Transitional 89%
3 Park

21 Street

Chronically Homeless Households: 95 Chronically Homeless Households: 1

Chronically Homeless Families: 2 Chronically Homeless Families: 0

65%
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth

46%
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder

Disorder

16% 15% 15% 15%

Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS

15%
Violence

Violence

6% 9%
0% 2% 0%
pg. 19
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Region Six Overview

Scott

Stoddard Missis-
sippi

New
Madrid

Pemis-
cot
Dunklin

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Eviction 9
Divorce 11
Substance Use 6
Mental Health 4
No Income 4
Other 1

pg. 20
 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT 2017
Region Six Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 57 Total People: 25
Total Households: 39 Total Households: 17

Gender Age Age Gender

>18 26% >18 32%

Male
Demographic Profile
Male

48%
61% 18-24 12% 18-24 12%
52%

Female
39% 62% 56%
Female

25< 25<

19%
44%
White White
4% Black/ African American Black/ African American
77% Multiple Races Multiple Races
12% 40%
Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
0 % Hispanic/Latino 0 % Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

Abandoned
1
Building
40%
6 Car
Emergency Shelter
46% 12 Park
Transitional
14%
Safe Haven 6 Street

Chronically Homeless Households: 11 Chronically Homeless Households: 4

Chronically Homeless Families: 2 Chronically Homeless Families: 0

57%
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth

57%
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder

Disorder
Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS
Violence

Violence

18% 18% 21%

7% 12%
0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
pg. 21
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Region Seven Overview

Reynolds

Wayne

Car-
ter

Butler

Ripley

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Eviction 13
Divorce 7
Substance Use 12
Mental Health 10
No Income 23

pg. 22
 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT 2017
Region Seven Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 70 Total People: 23
Total Households: 61 Total Households: 16

Gender Age Age Gender

>18 13% >18 4%

Male
Demographic Profile
43%
Male

18-24 11% 18-24 4%

61% 57%

Female
38% 76% 91%
25< 25<
Female

1%Transgender

20%
White White
Black/ African American 13%
Multiple Races
80% 87%

Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
0 % Hispanic/Latino 0 % Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

Abandoned
6 Building
23%
6 Car
Emergency Shelter
7 Campground
Transitional 77%
1 Park

3 Street

Chronically Homeless Households: 3 Chronically Homeless Households: 4

Chronically Homeless Families: 2 Chronically Homeless Families: 0
50%
46%
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth

36%
30%
24%
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness

18%
10%
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder

Disorder
Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS
Violence

Violence

0% 1%
0% 0% 0%
pg. 23
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Region Eight Overview

Laclede Dent

Texas
Wright

Shannon

Douglas Howell

Oregon

Ozark

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Eviction 1
Divorce 4
Substance Use 2
Mental Health 3
No Income 7
Other 3
Refused 1

pg. 24
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Region Eight Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 43 Total People: 28
Total Households: 32 Total Households: 16

Gender Age Age Gender

>18 26% >18 25%

Demographic Profile
Male

53%

Male
64%
18-24 16% 18-24 0%
47%
Female

58% 71% 32%

25< 25<

Female
Unknown
4%
Unknown 4%

5% White White
Multiple Races
100%
95%

Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
0 % Hispanic/Latino 0 % Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

11 Abandoned
Building
2 Car
Emergency Shelter 100%
12 Campground

2 Park

1 Street

Chronically Homeless Households: 13 Chronically Homeless Households: 2

Chronically Homeless Families: 5 Chronically Homeless Families: 0

40%
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth

35% 33%
25%
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness

Disorder
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder
Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS
Violence

Violence

15%
7% 5%
2% 5%
0% 0% 0%
pg. 25
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Region Nine Overview

Vernon Hicko-
ry
Ce- Dal-
dar Polk las

Barton
Dade

Law-
rence

Barry
Stone
McDonald Taney

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Eviction 1
Divorce 3
No Income 9
Physical Disability 2

pg. 26
 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT 2017
Region Nine Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 44 Total People: 17
Total Households: 33 Total Households: 12

Gender Age Age Gender

11%
Male

>18 25% >18 0%

Demographic Profile

Male
89% 18-24 9% 18-24 6%
Female

59%
66% 82%
25< 25<

Female
29%
Unknown
12% 12% unknown

2% White White
2% Black/ African American Unknown
12%
5% Multiple Races Black/African American
6%
American Indian/
91% Alaskan Native 82%

Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
0 % Hispanic/Latino 0 % Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

11 Abandoned
14% Building
3 Car
Emergency Shelter
Transitional 10 Campground
86%
1 Park

2 Street

Chronically Homeless Households: 12 Chronically Homeless Households: 1

Chronically Homeless Families: 4 Chronically Homeless Families: 0
75%
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness

27%
20%
18%
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder

Disorder
Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS
Violence

Violence

7% 7% 7% 6%
5%
0% 0% 0%
pg. 27
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Region Ten Overview

Saline

Lafayette

Johnson Pettis

Cass

Henry
Benton
Bates

St.
Clair

Reported Reasons For Unsheltered Homelessness

Eviction 9
Divorce 11
Substance Use 6
Mental Health 4
No Income 4
Other 1

pg. 28
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Region Ten Overview
Sheltered Unsheltered
Total People: 104 Total People: 56
Total Households: 69 Total Households: 38

Gender Age Age Gender

>18 33% >18 29%
Male

37%

Demographic Profile

Male
63% 18-24 4% 18-24 4%
Female

63%
63% 59%
25< 25<
38%

Female
Unknown
9%

10% 10%
White 2% White
Black/ African American 2% Black African/American
90% 86% Multiple Races
Unknown

Ethnicity: Ethnicity:
15% Hispanic/Latino 5 % Hispanic/Latino
Living Situation

6 Abandoned
21% Building
24 Car
Emergency Shelter
Transitional 9 Campground
79%
9 Park

6 Street

2 Anywhere Outside
Chronically Homeless Households: 5
Chronically Homeless Families: 2 Chronically Homeless Households: 6
Chronically Homeless Families: 0
Sub-populations
Unaccompanied Youth

Unaccompanied Youth

41% 43% 40%

33%
23%
Substance Use

Substance Use
Mental Illness

Mental Illness
Domestic

Domestic
Disorder

Disorder
Veterans

Veterans
HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS
Violence

Violence

13%
3% 1% 2% 6% 6%
0%
pg. 29
 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Sheltered Totals by County

Atchison Worth Putnam

0 Nodaway 0 Harrison Mercer 0 Schuy- Scot-
0 0 0 ler 0 land Clark
0 0
Gentry Sullivan
0 Grundy 0 Adair
Holt Knox
6 0 Lewis
0 St. Daviess 0
0
Joseph 0
CoC Linn Macon
Living- 0 0 Shelby Marion
ston 10
0
7
Caldwell
Clinton
0 Ralls
7 Chariton 0
0 Monroe
Platte Carroll Randolph
0
58 Clay Ray 0
16 Pike
112 0 0
Audrain
6
Saline Howard
Kansas 9 Boone Mont-
Lafayette 0
City 221 gomery
24
CoC 0
Callaway
Cooper 25
Johnson Pettis St.
21
17 40 Charles St. Louis
County
Cass CoC CoC St. Louis
5 Moniteau City
Gas- CoC
0
Cole Osage con-
Henry 42 0 ade Franklin
Benton Morgan
Bates 0 0
8 0 Jefferson
0 0 15
Miller
St. 0 Maries Wash-
Clair 0 Crawford ington
1 Camden 0 0
Vernon Hickory 11 Phelps
Ste.
10 0 Pulaski 41
Genevieve
10 St.
0
Dallas Fran-
Cedar Polk 0 Laclede cois Perry
Dent Iron 11
0 5 3 10
0 0
Barton Madison
0 Dade Reynolds Cape
0
0 Texas 6 Gi-
Wright 4 rardeau
Springfield 0 Bollinger
Shannon
CoC Wayne 0 10
Joplin CoC 0 0 Scott
Lawrence 15
0
Douglas Howell Carter 0 Stoddard Mis-
0
Barry 36 Butler 0 sissip-
0 Oregon pi
Stone Taney Ozark 0 Ripley 51 15
McDonald
11 18 0
0
8 New
Madrid 0

0
Dunk-
Pemis-
lin 27
cot

pg. 30
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Unsheltered Totals by County

Atchison Worth Putnam

0 Nodaway 0 Harrison Mercer 0 Schuy- Scotland
0 0 0 ler 0 0 Clark
0
Gentry Sullivan
Holt 0 0 Adair
Grundy
0 Knox
0 0 Lewis
St. Daviess 0
0
Joseph 0
CoC Linn Macon
Living- 0 0 Shelby Marion
ston 2
0
13
Caldwell
Clinton
0 Ralls
0 Chariton
Monroe 0
Platte Carroll 0 Randolph
0
5 Clay Ray 0 10
Pike
26 0 0
Audrain
2
Saline Howard St.
11 Boone
Kansas
Lafayette 1 Mont- Charles
City 44 gomery
CoC
14 CoC
0
Cooper Callaway
Johnson Pettis 0
2
8 7 St. Louis
County
Cass CoC St. Louis
10 Moniteau City
Cole Gas- CoC
0
8 Osage con-
Henry 0 Franklin
0
Benton Morgan ade
Bates 0 0 4
0
0 Jefferson
7
Miller
0 Maries Wash-
St. 0 Crawford ington
Clair Camden 0 0
Vernon 0 Hickory 5 Phelps
Ste.
6 0 Pulaski 0 4 Genevieve
0 0
Dallas
St.
Cedar Polk 0 Laclede Perry
Iron 0 Francois
0 0 Dent 0
0
3
Barton Madison
0 Dade Reynolds Cape
0
0 Texas 2 Gi-
Wright 0 rardeau
Springfield 0 Bollinger 0
Shannon
CoC 0
Joplin CoC 17 Wayne Scott
Lawrence
0 0 4

Cater
Douglas Howell
Stone 0 Stoddard Missis-
0 8 sippi
Barry 1 Butler 0 1
0 Oregon 0
Taney Ozark 0 Ripley
McDonald
9 0 21 5
0
New
Madrid

7
Dunk-
Pemis-
lin 4
cot

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 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Statewide Totals by County

Atchison Worth Putnam

0 Nodaway 0 Harrison Mercer 0 Schuy- Scotland
0 0 0 ler 0 0 Clark
0
Gentry Sullivan
Holt 0 0 Adair
Grundy
0 Knox
6 0 Lewis
St. Daviess 0
0
Joseph 0
CoC Linn Macon
Living- 0 0 Shelby Marion
ston 12
0
20
Caldwell
Clinton
0 Ralls
7 Chariton
Monroe 0
Platte Carroll 0 Randolph
0
67 Clay Ray 0 26
Pike
143 0 0

Audrain
Saline Howard 8 St.
23 Boone
Kansas
Lafayette 1 Mont- Charles
City 265 gomery
CoC
38 CoC
Callaway 0
Cooper 25
Johnson Pettis
23
25 48 St. Louis
County
Cass CoC St. Louis
17 Moniteau City
Cole Gas- CoC
0
50 Osage con-
Henry 0 Franklin
0
Benton Morgan ade
Bates 8 0 4
Jefferson
0 22
Miller 0
St. 0 Maries Wash-
Clair 0 Crawford ington
1 Camden 0 0
16 Phelps St.
Vernon Hickory Ste.
Fran-
16 0 Pulaski 41 cois Genevieve
10 15 0
Dallas
Cedar Polk 0 Laclede Perry
Dent Iron
0 5 3 10
3 0
Barton Madison
0 Dade Reynolds Cape
0
0 Texas 8 Gi-
Wright 4 rardeau
Springfield 0 Bollinger 10
Shannon
CoC 0
Joplin CoC 17 Wayne Scott
Lawrence
0 0 21

Douglas Howell Missis-

Carter Stoddard
0 44 sippi
Barry 0 Butler 0 16
0 Oregon 51
Stone Taney 0 Ripley 6
McDonald
12 28 Ozark 29
0
0 New
Madrid

Pe-
Dunk-
miscot
lin 31

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 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT 2017
Reported Doubled-Up Overview

Atchison Worth Putnam

0 Nodaway 0 Harrison Mercer 0 Schuy- Scot-
0 0 0 ler 0 land 0 Clark
0
Gentry Sullivan
Holt 0 Adair
Grundy 5
0 Knox
0 0 Lewis
St. Daviess 0
Joseph 0
0
CoC Linn Macon
Living- 1 0 Shelby Marion
ston 29
0
36
Caldwell
Clinton
0 Ralls
0 Chariton
Monroe 0
Platte Carroll 2 Randolph
0
0 Ray 0 0
Pike
Clay 0 0
2 Audrain
0
Saline Howard St.
Kansas 4 10 Mont- Charles
City Lafayette Boone gomery
210 CoC
CoC 11 0
Callaway
Cooper 0
Johnson Pettis
0
143 8 St. Louis
County
Cass CoC St. Louis
6 Moniteau City
Cole Gas- CoC
0
1 Osage con-
Henry 0 Franklin
0
Benton Morgan ade
Bates 0 0 75
0 Mill- 0 Jefferson
8
er
St. 0 Maries 0 Wash-
Clair Crawford ington
0 Camden 0 0
Vernon Hickory 0 Phelps
Ste.
5 0 Pulaski 0
Genevieve
0 0 0
Dallas
St.
Cedar Polk 0 Laclede Perry
Iron 0 Francois
0 0 Dent 0
0
12
Barton Madison
0 Dade Reynolds Cape
0
0 Texas Giardeau
Wright 0 0 0
Springfield 0 Bollinger
Shannon
CoC 0
Joplin CoC 41 Wayne Scott
Lawrence
0 0 7

Douglas Howell Carter

0 0 1 Stoddard Mis-
Barry Butler 0 sissip-
0 Oregon 0 pi
Stone Taney 0 Ripley New 8
McDonald
10 13 Ozark 9 Madrid
0
0 0

0
Dunk-
lin Pemis-
1 cot

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 MISSOURI BALANCE OF STATE
Youth Homelessness Totals by Region

Atchison

Holt
Nodaway
Worth

Gentry
Harrison Mercer

Grundy
Putnam

Sullivan
Schuyler

Adair
Scotland

Clark 3
4
Knox
St. Daviess Lewis
Joseph
CoC Linn Macon
Livingston

2
Shelby Marion

Caldwell
Clinton Ralls
Chariton
Platte Randolph Monroe
Carroll
Clay Ray Pike
Audrain
Saline Howard St.
Kan- Mont- Charles
sas City Lafayette Boone Callaway gomery CoC
CoC

5
Johnson Pettis Cooper St.

10
Lou-
is
Cass Moniteau County
Gas- CoC
Cole con-
Osage
Henry ade

1
Benton Franklin
Bates Morgan
Jeffer-
son
Miller
St. Maries Wash-
Clair Crawford ington
Camden
Hickory Ste.
Vernon Phelps St.
Genevieve
Pulaski
Dallas Fran-
Cedar Polk Laclede Iron cois Perry
Dent
Barton Reyn- Madi- Cape
Dade olds son Gi-
Spring- Texas rardeau
Wright
field CoC Bollinger
Joplin
Shannon Wayne
CoC Scott
Lawrence

Douglas Carter Mis-

Stone Howell sissippi

Stoddard
Barry Butler

9 6
Oregon

8 7
Taney Ripley New
McDonald
Ozark
Madrid

Pe-
mis-
Dunk-
cot
Unsheltered & Sheltered Youth Totals by Region lin

Region One: 4 Region Six: 6

Region Two: 0 Region Seven: 6
Region Three: 0 Region Eight: 13
Region Four: 53 Region Nine: 7
Region Five: 45 Region Ten: 12
Doubled Up Youth Totals by Region
Region One: 2 Region Six: 8
Region Two: 4 Region Seven: 2
Region Three: 1 Region Eight: 31
Region Four: 39 Region Nine: 5
Region Five: 5 Region Ten: 0

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 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT 2017
Youth Homelessness Overview
Gender Race and Ethnicity Age
69%

Under
42% White 37%

18
Male

Black/ 26%
African American

18-24
54% 63%
Female

Multiple Races 5%

Hispanic/Latino 5%
4% transgender

Sheltered Transitional Unsheltered Totals

Total Number of
Unaccompanied
Youth Households 45 6 18 69
Total Number of
Unaccompanied
Youth 50 6 20 76
Number of
Unaccompanied
Children (Under 18) 18 2 8 28
Number of
Unaccompanied
Young Adults 32 4 12 48

Unsheltered Youth Survey Results

→ Reasons for Homelessenss: → Household Status: → Household Sub-population:

Can’t get along with parents: 5
Physical Disability: 1
Juvenile Justice: 3
Alcohol or Drug Use: 3
Can’t Afford Own Housing: 3
Mental Health: 1
Unsafe or Unsanitary Home: 3
Ran Away: 1
No Employment: 3
→ Sexual Orientation
→ Unsheltered Location:
Abandoned Building: 3
Public Business: 4
Refused but unsheltered: 2
Campground: 3
Car/Vehicle 3
Anywhere Outside: 6
High School Diploma: 7 Veteran: 1
Currently Enrolled: 3 Mental Health: 3
Paycheck or financial income: 5 Domestic Violence: 2
Public benefits: 4 Substance Use Disorder: 6
Previous Foster Care History: 3 HIV/AIDS: 0
Juvenile Justice History: 5
Currently a parent/expecting to be: 1
Chronically Homeless: 1
Straight: 7
Gay/Lesbian: 0
Bisexual: 2
Unsure/Questioning: 2
Refused: 6

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