What Do We Mean by Zero? Functional zero is reached when, at any point in time, the number of people (veterans or chronic) experiencing sheltered and unsheltered.

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What Do We Mean by Zero? Functional zero is reached when, at any point in time, the number of people (veterans or chronic) experiencing sheltered and unsheltered homelessness will be no greater than the current monthly housing placement rate for that population (veterans or chronic).

Zero: 2016 Theory of Change All communities in Zero: 2016 will end veterans homelessness (by 12/31/15) and will end chronic homelessness for individuals (by 12/31/16). Optimally functioning Zero: 2016 Team Build a creative, connected and committed movement Increase capability of local leaders Improve Housing Placement Performance

Your Community Theory of Change

Western Mass Theory of Change AIM: We will end veteran homelessness by Jan. 27, 2016 Primary Driver:Primary Driver