Overview
Supported Alberta's third biennial, coordinated Point-in-Time Count - 5,735 people experiencing homelessness enumerated across seven Alberta cities, with analysis of demographics, chronicity, Indigenous overrepresentation, and methodology refinements across count years.
Services delivered
- Data Synthesis & Reporting
- Research Design
- Public Sector / Government
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