The core purpose of our annual Point in Time (PIT) Count is to collect data on the needs of people experiencing homelessness in our community. The count also provides an excellent opportunity to increase awareness of homelessness and to spark action. A successful and accurate PIT Count is an essential component to informing our system response to the need in our community and to ultimately making homelessness rare, brief and one-time.
For questions about the PIT count, please contact allhome@allhomekc.org.
- Reports
2019
2019 Count Us In Report
Count Us In 2019 News Release
2018
2018 Count Us In Report
Count Us In 2018 News Release2017
2017 Count Us In Report
Count Us In 2017 News Release2016
2016 Point in Time Count Report
2016 Youth and Young Adult Point in Time Count Report2015
2015 Point in Time Count Report
2015 Youth and Young Adult Point in Time Count Report - Participate in the Count
2019 Count Us In took place on January 25th, 2019. Thank you to all the guides, volunteers, site leads and coordinators, donors, and staff that participated in any aspect of the count efforts over the last several months of planning and implementation. Nearly 1,000 community members came together across all regions of King County to ensure an accurate and respectful count.
We are inspired by the tremendous compassion and dedication of all participants, from every sector of our community. Though we don’t have immediate results, we know that homelessness is far too common in our region. The Count is a sobering reminder that we must do more to support those who are without housing today while preventing homelessness for those at risk of losing their housing in the days and months ahead.
- Action Committee
Aren SparckSeattle Indian Health Board
Brooke Buckingham City of Redmond
Chris Cates Multi-Service Center – Federal Way
Cobie Howard Compass Housing Alliance
Colleen Chalmers Chief Seattle Club
Daniel Burton DESC
Domenick Dellino Community Member
Dorsol Plants DAWN
Dusty Olson City of Seattle Human Services Dept
Francesca Murnan Seattle Indian Health Board
Graham Pruss WeCount/Vehicle Residency
Guy Williams City of Renton
Hope Shwom Seattle Indian Health Board
Jerene Battisti King County Libraries
John Barbee Compass Housing Alliance
Karen Taylor Community Member
Karter Booher Ingersoll Gender Center
Kate Speltz King County
Kristy Johnson King County Housing Authority
Lisa Sawyer Community Member
Marci Curtin City of Seattle
Mehret Tekle Schoolhouse Washington – Building Changes
Najma Mire Muslim Housing Services
Ramona Hattendorf Arc of King County
Tanya McGee Sound Generations
Whitney Walker REACH
Zachary DeWolf All Home
