LAHSA Dashboards

Each year, LAHSA conducts the Greater Los Angeles Point-in-Time Count to get an estimate of how many people are experiencing homelessness on a given night. Our Homeless Count Overview Dashboard shows the overall results for the LA Continuum of Care, and the County and City of LA.

For 2026 Data Summaries, please click here.

For 2025 Data Summaries, please click here.

Updated: Anually

Our Local Data Dashboard shows the actual, raw count of individuals experiencing homelessness (sheltered and unsheltered) and dwellings (like RVs and tents) as directly reported by volunteer counters from the 2024 and 2025 Homeless Counts. Estimates of the number of people living in dwellings are not included. Details for various areas are available, such as City Council Districts, Neighborhood Councils, and cities in LA County. 

Released: Annually

System Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are measurements that help us understand how well our services are working across the system. They show important details about the people we help and how they use our homelessness services. Our dashboard shows this information for the past few years and breaks it down into three main program areas: Street Outreach, Interim Housing, and Time-Limited Subsidies. The data comes from the Los Angeles, Glendale, Pasadena, and Long Beach Continuums of Care (CoCs) and includes more than just LAHSA administered programs.

Updated: Quarterly

Tens of thousands of individuals move through the Los Angeles Continuum of Care homeless services system every year. LAHSA’s Inflow dashboard aggregates the totality of the data available in our HMIS to give a bird’s eye view of trends of people falling into, and being helped out of, homelessness every year. These critical big-picture views help our system and policy makers gain insight into how the system operates as a whole and better identify how to guide and improve the system to stem the tide of people falling into homelessness and speed up the process of getting those experiencing homelessness back into housing.

LAHSA funds over 12,000 shelter beds across Los Angeles City & County. Covering data from the current and previous five fiscal years, this dashboard provides a primer on our Interim Housing programs as well as other non-LAHSA funded interim Housing. The dashboard looks at current participation in these programs as well as data on entries and exits from these programs by fiscal year.

Updated: Monthly

Street Outreach is the primary route through which people experiencing homelessness access the homeless services system. Covering data for a rolling 18 months, this dashboard provides a primer on the Los Angeles Continuum of Care’s’ street outreach programs and the services conducted in each program.

Updated: Monthly

The Time-Limited subsidy (TLS) programs help households experiencing homelessness access permanent housing quickly, with financial and supportive assistance provided for a defined and time-limited period that varies by program but is usually up to 24 months. TLS programs support households as they stabilize, grow their income, and move to self-sufficiency, or support participants as they wait for longer term housing resources. This dashboard looks at current participants as well as historical entries and exits from the programs.

Permanent Supportive Housing?(PSH) is permanent housing that provides rental assistance and supportive?services to?households experiencing homelessness with a chronic illness. As the Los Angeles Coordinated Entry System (CES) management entity, LAHSA operationalizes CES, which ensures that people experiencing homelessness are equitably and efficiently prioritized and matched to our region’s limited supply of PSH. This dashboard gives insight into the efforts system partners undertake to streamline every step of the process, and the number and type of permanent supportive housing resources available in the CES system.

Veteran Homelessness in the Los Angeles Continuum of Care is tracked via a “Veteran By-Name List,” maintained in a coordinated effort between the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, provider agencies, Los Angeles County Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, and LAHSA. The Veteran By-Name list is a live tool used by agency staff to track the progress of participants as we work to get them sheltered and housed. In 2025, the By-Name list went through a major overhaul, converting it into a Tableau-based tool, which for the first time allows for regularly updated summary reporting on our progress to get every veteran housed.