This is an archived KCRHA data page. We have preserved these so the community has continued access to the older data. In December of 2024, we began relaunching our data dashboards after spending a year overhauling our data systems. Return to our current data pages here.
How Many Households is the King County Homeless Response System Serving?
The Household Served dashboards show the number of households receiving services in the homeless response system on the last day of a given month. This helps us understand how many households currently need services, and compare that to our system’s capacity to provide services.
Important Note: King County confirmed its first case of COVID-19 on February 26, 2020; local and statewide orders prohibiting large gatherings to mitigate spread were issued shortly thereafter. Our dashboards show that the overall number of households served in the homeless response system starts to decline in April 2020. Read our Data Review to learn about the primary drivers of this decline and other changes to the homeless response system during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
Dashboard updates are on hold as of October 1, 2023. Click here for more information.
How do these numbers compare to the annual Point-in-Time counts? See our Measuring Homelessness Dashboard.