Exhibit_B_-_2024+Pinellas+CoC+System+Benchmarks_(1).pdf
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- 26-0449-REQ
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- Pinellas County, Florida
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This exhibit document outlines the 2024 system benchmarks established by the Pinellas County Continuum of Care (CoC) to measure performance across multiple homeless services programs. The benchmarks were approved by the DSP Committee on August 17, 2023, and by the CoC Board of Directors on January 12, 2024, and establish specific performance targets across nine program categories: Diversion, Prevention, Street Outreach, Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing (for adult individuals and youth), Safe Haven, Rapid Re-Housing (for individuals, families with minor children, and domestic violence survivor projects), and Permanent Supportive Housing (for individuals, families with minor children, and domestic violence survivor projects). These benchmarks define success metrics such as positive exit destinations, housing retention periods, employment and income increases, data quality standards, benefits connection rates, and unit utilization targets specific to each program type.
The benchmarks establish quantified performance expectations that service providers must meet or exceed. For Rapid Re-Housing programs specifically—the focus of the related RFP—individual programs must achieve 20 percent increase/retention in employment income, 20 percent increase/retention in non-employment income, move-in within 90 days of project entry, and 80 percent successful exits to permanent housing, with no more than 20 percent of successful exits returning to homeless services within two years. Families with minor children in RRH programs face similar metrics with extended move-in timelines of 120 days and 80 percent exits to permanent housing. Domestic violence survivor RRH projects are held to higher standards, including 95 percent permanent housing placement, 95 percent income increase/retention, 30 percent health insurance maintenance or connection, and 1 percent data element errors. These benchmarks serve as accountability measures for the service provider and fiscal administrator roles outlined in the related Rapid Rehousing contract opportunity.
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Current Pinellas CoC System Benchmarks
2024 Pinellas CoC System Benchmarks Diversion 80% individuals that received diversion assistance will have a positive exit destination.
90% of individuals that received diversion assistance will maintain their resolution for 30 days and not enter the Homeless Crisis Response System.
70% of individuals that received diversion assistance will maintain their resolution for 60 days and not enter the Homeless Crisis Response System.
60% of individuals that received diversion assistance will maintain their resolution for 90 days and not enter the Homeless Crisis Response System.
Prevention At least 80% of individuals in Homeless Prevention projects exit to/remain in permanent housing (PH) or exit to PH at program exit.
75% of individuals will remain in housing 12 months after Project Exit.
Street Outreach 70% of individuals in Street Outreach projects will exit to any place other than homeless.
80% of individuals exiting from Street Outreach reason for leaving will be anything other than “Unknown.”
Emergency Shelter 30% of individuals in ES projects will exit anywhere other than homelessness.
ES projects will have no more than 20% of individuals who exited to permanent housing return to ES, SH, TH or SO within 6 months of exit.
ES projects will have no more than 35% of individuals who exited to permanent housing return to ES, SH, TH or SO within two years of exit.
10% of individuals exit from ES projects with a reason for leaving as “Unknown.”
Transitional Housing (Adult Individuals) At least 50% of individuals in TH projects will move to permanent housing at exit.
TH projects will have no more than 15% of adults who exited to permanent housing return to ES, SH, TH or SO within 6 months of exit.
TH projects will have no more than 30% of adults who exited to permanent housing return to ES, SH, TH or SO within two years of exit.
35% Increase/Retain income upon exit.
10% or less have zero income upon entry and zero income upon exit.
Transitional Housing (Youth) At least 50% of individuals in TH projects will move to permanent housing at exit.
TH projects will have no more than 15% of adults who exited to permanent housing return to ES, SH, TH or SO within 6 months of exit.
TH projects will have no more than 30% of adults who exited to permanent housing return to ES, SH, TH or SO within two years of exit.
TH/Rapid Rehousing Joint (Domestic Violence Survivor Projects) 1% of data element errors.
30% Maintain/Connect to health insurance.
95% move into Permanent Housing.
95% Increase/Maintain Income for project leavers.
2024 Pinellas CoC System Benchmarks Approved by DSP Committee August 17, 2023 Approved by CoC Board of Directors January 12, 2024 1
2024 Pinellas CoC System Benchmarks Safe Haven 70% of individuals in projects will exit to permanent housing destination.
Projects will have no more than 23% of individuals who exited to permanent housing return to ES, SH, TH or SO within 6 months of exit (based off SPM, clean data).
Projects will have no more than 37% of individuals who exited to permanent housing return to ES, SH, TH or SO within two years of exit (based off SPM, clean data).
Rapid Re-Housing (Individuals) 20% Increase/Retain employment income from entry to exit.
20% Increase/Retain non-employment income from entry to exit.
RRH projects will have no more than 20% of adults who exited to permanent housing that return to ES, SH, TH or SO within two years of exit.
90 days from project entry to move-in date for individuals.
80% of successful exits.
Rapid Re-Housing (Families with Minor Children) 30% Increase/Retain employment income from entry to exit.
20% Increase/Retain non-employment income from entry to exit.
120 days from project entry to move-in date for household.
80% of clients served exit to permanent housing.
RRH projects will have no more than 20% of households who exited to permanent housing that return to ES, SH, TH or SO within two years of exit.
Rapid Rehousing (Domestic Violence Survivor Projects) 1% of data element errors.
30% Maintain/Connect to health insurance.
95% move into PH.
95% Increase/Retained Income for project leavers.
Permanent Supportive Housing (Individuals) 85% of exits to permanent housing or maintain housing in PSH.
5% Increase/Retained employment income from at exit.
50% Increase/Retained non-employment income from at exit.
The project has a 90% Unit inventory utilization based on Housing Inventory Count (HIC).
The project has an average of 365 days or longer Length of Stay for program participants.
80% of individuals connected to mainstream benefits.
Less than 30% of clients in PSH enter and exit PSH with zero income.
2% of clients served in PSH are enrolled in Moving On.
Permanent Supportive Housing (Families with Minor Children) The project has a 90% Unit inventory utilization based on Housing Inventory Count (HIC).
The project has an average of 365 days or longer Length of Stay for program participants.
80% of individuals connected to mainstream benefits.
5% Increase/Retained employment income from at exit.
50% Increase/Retained non-employment income from at exit.
Less than 30% of clients in PSH enter and exit PSH with zero income.
85% of exits to permanent housing or maintain housing in PSH.
Permanent Supportive Housing (Domestic Violence Survivor Projects) 1% of data element errors.
30% Retain/Connect to health insurance.
95% move into PH.
95% Increase/Retain Income for project leavers.
2024 Pinellas CoC System Benchmarks Approved by DSP Committee August 17, 2023 Approved by CoC Board of Directors January 12, 2024 2
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