Presentation to the Legislative Commission to End Poverty Greg Owen, Wilder Research September 5, 2007.

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Presentation to the Legislative Commission to End Poverty Greg Owen, Wilder Research September 5, 2007

wilderresearch.org Results based on Minnesota’s statewide homeless survey October point-in-time study Face-to-face interviews conducted by trained volunteers Conducted every three years since 1991

wilderresearch.org October counts of homeless adults, children, and unaccompanied youth in MN

wilderresearch.org Recent declines in employment Any employment Full-time employment

wilderresearch.org Significant racial disparities persist Other White Black Asian American American Indian MN homeless adults 2006 All MN adults Latino 7%Latino 3%

wilderresearch.org Many have not finished high school No high school diploma High school plus High school diploma MN homeless 25+ All MN adults 25+

wilderresearch.org Recent decline in the number of children in shelters

wilderresearch.org Substantial rise in adults with mental illness

wilderresearch.org Childhood abuse is common

wilderresearch.org Disabilities often occur together Total homeless adults represented by survey: 4,781 (100%) Serious mental illness 2,467 (52%) Chronic health conditions 2,104 (44%) Substance abuse disorder 1,306 (27%) Proportion with none of these three disabilities:1,339 (28%)

wilderresearch.org Rising number of adults with criminal history

wilderresearch.org Source of any income for homeless adults (and percent for which it is the main source)

wilderresearch.org Disparities between income and Fair Market Rents Fair Market Rents (FMR) would consume most or all of employed homeless adults’ income 1 bedroom apartment: FMR = 88% of median income in metro area and 69% in greater Minnesota 2 bedroom apartment: FMR = 107% of median income in the metro area and 87% in greater Minnesota

wilderresearch.org Extreme housing burden Adults who would spend over half their monthly income on a 1 bedroom apartment:

wilderresearch.org Top services used in October (and proportion of users who rated them most helpful)

wilderresearch.org Top services used in the last 12 months

wilderresearch.org Other key findings: Adults 1 of 3 women homeless due to domestic violence 30% of homeless adults have symptoms consistent with traumatic brain injury 4 out of 5 families are headed by single females

wilderresearch.org Other key findings: Youth 70% of unaccompanied youth have been in one or more placements Half of all unaccompanied youth have been physically or sexually abused

wilderresearch.org To obtain report(s): Overview and highlights available on our web site: