D3. General Homelessness Updates
Standing Committee on Homelessness
May 22, 2025
D3. General Homelessness Updates
Presented by: Daniel Schacht
North County Director of Outreach
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Data presented in D1 presentation
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Shared Housing Innovation Pilot
City of Vista
Data Briefing
Reporting Period: April 2025
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Presented by: Brenda Viveros
Shared Housing Program Manager
Navigation April 2025
0 5
10 15
20 25
April Active Clts. Active
Households
Snapshot 10 24 19
Navigation Enrollments
1 Dependent
& 1 Exit to SH
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Navigation Demographics
50%50%
Disability
Yes No
20%
20%60%
Age
18-25 40-61 62+
100%
0 0
Sexual Orientation
Heterosexual or straight
Gay, Lesbian, or Same-Gender Loving
Declined to Answer
0% 0%
90%
11% Race
Black/African American
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
White
Declined to Answer
10%
90%
0%
Ethnicty
Hispanic Non-Hispanic
Declined to Answer
70%
30%
Gender
Female Male
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Stabilization Enrollments by Month
No Exits,
everyone is
actively
working with a
Stabilization
Specialist
0 5
10 15
20 25
April Total Active
Clts.
Active
Households
Snapshot 5 25 17
Stabilization Enrollments
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Stabilization Demographics
40%
40%
20%
Disability
Yes No Declined to Answer
20%
40%
20%
20%
Age
18-25 25-39 40-61 62+
60%
40%
Gender
Female Male
60%
40%
Sexual Orientaion
Heterosexual or straight
Gay, Lesbian, or Same-Gender Loving
20%
80%
Ethnicity
Hispanic Non-Hispanic
80%
20%
Race
Black/African American
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
White
Declined to Answer
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Stabilization Housing Specifics
Average Rent per
Head of Household
(Adults financially
contributing to the
rent)
=
$1013.32
(SROs and ILFs bring the average
down
Total =
5 Master
Leased
Units
1 01
1 0
Housing Types
SRO Studio 1 bedroom 2 bedroom 3 bedroom
Move-ins
Housemate groups 2
Individuals in SH 1
Total 3
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Buena Creek Navigation Center
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Presented by: Nanette Steenstra
Administrative Statistician
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Monthly Reporting Presentation for Vista
Standing Committee On Homeless
April 2025
Presented By Esperanza Zapico
Executive Director
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Demographics
43 Total Clients Served April 2025
37%
63%
GENDER
Male
Female
24%
10%
19%
40%
2% 5%
CITY OF ORGIN
Oceanside
Carlsbad
Escondido
Vista
San Diego
Unknown
14%
63%
18%
5%
RACE/ETHNICITY
Somoan
Hispanic
African American
Mixed Race
8 15
6 2
5 5
2 0
5 10
15 20
Under 5 5 to 12 13 to 17 18 to 24 25 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 55 Age Range
Disability: None
Veteran Status: None
6 1
6 2
EMERGENCY
SHELTER
STAYING IN
ROOM
HOTEL APARTMENT
MOST RECENT LIVING
SITUATION
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Demographics
43 Total Clients Served April 2025
37%
63%
GENDER
Male
Female
24%
10%
19%
40%
2% 5%
CITY OF ORGIN
Oceanside
Carlsbad
Escondido
Vista
San Diego
Unknown
14%
63%
18%
5%
RACE/ETHNICITY
Somoan
Hispanic
African American
Mixed Race
8 15
6 2
5 5
2 0
5 10
15 20
Under 5 5 to 12 13 to 17 18 to 24 25 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 55 Age Range
Disability: None
Veteran Status: None
6 1
6 2
EMERGENCY
SHELTER
STAYING IN
ROOM
HOTEL APARTMENT
MOST RECENT LIVING
SITUATION
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Classes and Services
Youth and Family Programs
• African Drumming (4 sessions) – Family classes promoting rhythm, creativity, and connection.
• After-Care Youth Enrichment (19 sessions)– Hands-on activities in academics, arts, STEM, and social-emotional learning, creating a safe and supportive space for youth development.
• 30 hot dinner meals served to families, ensuring attendees had access to a warm, nourishing meal during the event.
• 74 individual case management meetings conducted by
Operation HOPE–North County staff, offering personalized support, resource navigation, and referrals to help families take the next steps toward stability and self-sufficiency.
Adult Empowerment and Wellness
• Three Strides Forward: Career Readiness (3 classes) – Covers résumé building, job search skills, and interview preparation to support employment success.
• Community Meetings (4 meetings) – Resident-led discussions encouraging input, advocacy, and community connection.
• Financial Literacy (4 classes) – Practical workshops on budgeting, saving, credit, and financial independence.
• Fitness/Self-Defense (3 classes) – Practical techniques to build confidence and promote personal safety.
• Vista Community Parenting Classes (1 sessions)– Provided by Vista Community Clinic, these classes cover parenting strategies, communication, and child development.
Additional Services Provided
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Community Engagement
On April 30th, Operation HOPE–North County proudly hosted a vibrant and impactful Día de los Niños Community Resource Fair, welcoming over 380 community members—kiddos included—for an afternoon of celebration, connection, and support.
Thanks to the incredible collaboration of more than 25 community partners, families had access to a wide range of essential services, including childcare resources, youth enrichment programs, healthcare and dental screenings, county assistance, and more.
Attendees also enjoyed complimentary food, free haircuts, clothing giveaways, and a thrilling toy distribution, with over 700 pounds of toys handed out to excited children. The event featured games, music, a bouncy house, and other fun kids’ activities, creating a festive and welcoming atmosphere for all ages.
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Exit Summary
Average Stay: 72 Days
11 Exits
6 unsuccessful (4 temporary hotel, 2 unknown)
5 successful (into a private home or continuum of care) D3. General Homelessness Updates
THANK YOU
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