Ohio's Continuums of Care

Source: Stella P Youth System Maps, Select Ohio CoCs, FY2024 (Abt Associates), "(OH-506) Akron, Barberton/Summit County CoC" tab, all three population views (AO 18-24 year old / AC Parenting Youth / Child Only) combined into one diagram.

First-stage values are the household (HH) counts shown entering each project type box on the Stella P map (i.e. "served in Homeless System" split by pathway). Second-stage values are derived: "Exited to Permanent Housing" = the numerator of each project type's green "X of Y exiting HH" exit-rate label; "Exited Non-Permanent/Unknown" = Y minus that numerator (households whose enrollment ended during the period without reaching a permanent destination).

NOTE: the exit-rate denominator (Y) is a distinct, Stella-P-defined cohort of households who exited that project type during FY2024 — it is NOT the same as the entry-stage HH count in the first link, so the two stages will not balance numerically; this mirrors how Stella P itself presents the data and is not a data-quality issue.

Pathways/segments with 0 HH are omitted rather than shown as zero-value links. Not yet reviewed/confirmed by Danielle (COHHIO).

For each date, inventory is summed across all active inventory records in the project type. Beds count capacity for individual clients; units count capacity for households — equal to beds for projects serving single clients, and less than beds for projects serving families, since a household can occupy more than one bed within a unit. For each reporting year, the value shown is the highest combined daily total reached within that year (Housing Inventory Count method). Bars within a card are scaled to that card's own peak year for the selected metric, so capacity can be compared across years within a project type but not directly across project types. Source: Copy of yhsi_OH-506_20260827_151253.xlsx (OH-506 Beds Inventory / OH-506 Units Inventory tabs).

Youth set-aside bed and unit figures reflect inventory capacity for the year, not real-time vacancy.

The stage-breakdown chart's percentages measure each pathway stage's share of 63 total youth set-aside beds, not of the CoC's overall bed inventory — 63 of 1,822 total beds across every project type in HMIS (3%) are youth set-aside.

The "Beds" column in the tables below shows year-round capacity only for shelter-type project types whose capacity flexes with demand (Emergency Shelter, Safe Haven) — it excludes seasonal and overflow beds, which are additional capacity added in response to demand rather than a fixed baseline. ES Entry/Exit: 35 seasonal/overflow beds not shown in its table row. ES Night-by-Night: 63 seasonal/overflow beds not shown in its table row.

"Youth set-aside beds" counts beds within a project specifically reserved for qualifying youth-headed households, reported separately from the project's total bed count. A "—" instead of a number means this CoC hasn't reported a count for that project type/stage yet, not that the count is confirmed to be zero.

Source: Stella P Youth System Maps, Select Ohio CoCs, FY2024 (Abt Associates), "(OH-507) Ohio Balance of State CoC" tab, all three population views (AO 18-24 year old / AC Parenting Youth / Child Only) combined into one diagram.

First-stage values are the household (HH) counts shown entering each project type box on the Stella P map (i.e. "served in Homeless System" split by pathway). Second-stage values are derived: "Exited to Permanent Housing" = the numerator of each project type's green "X of Y exiting HH" exit-rate label; "Exited Non-Permanent/Unknown" = Y minus that numerator (households whose enrollment ended during the period without reaching a permanent destination).

NOTE: the exit-rate denominator (Y) is a distinct, Stella-P-defined cohort of households who exited that project type during FY2024 — it is NOT the same as the entry-stage HH count in the first link, so the two stages will not balance numerically; this mirrors how Stella P itself presents the data and is not a data-quality issue.

Pathways/segments with 0 HH are omitted rather than shown as zero-value links. Not yet reviewed/confirmed by Danielle (COHHIO).

For each date, inventory is summed across all active inventory records in the project type. Beds count capacity for individual clients; units count capacity for households — equal to beds for projects serving single clients, and less than beds for projects serving families, since a household can occupy more than one bed within a unit. For each reporting year, the value shown is the highest combined daily total reached within that year (Housing Inventory Count method). Bars within a card are scaled to that card's own peak year for the selected metric, so capacity can be compared across years within a project type but not directly across project types.

Youth set-aside bed and unit figures reflect inventory capacity for the year, not real-time vacancy.

The stage-breakdown chart's percentages measure each pathway stage's share of 409 total youth set-aside beds, not of the CoC's overall bed inventory — 409 of 10,414 total beds across every project type in HMIS (4%) are youth set-aside.

The "Beds" column in the tables below shows year-round capacity only for shelter-type project types whose capacity flexes with demand (Emergency Shelter, Safe Haven) — it excludes seasonal and overflow beds, which are additional capacity added in response to demand rather than a fixed baseline. ES Entry/Exit: 541 seasonal/overflow beds not shown in its table row. ES Night-by-Night: 10 seasonal/overflow beds not shown in its table row.

"Youth set-aside beds" counts beds within a project specifically reserved for qualifying youth-headed households, reported separately from the project's total bed count. A "—" instead of a number means this CoC hasn't reported a count for that project type/stage yet, not that the count is confirmed to be zero.

Source: Stella P Youth System Maps, Select Ohio CoCs, FY2024 (Abt Associates), "(OH-508) Canton, Massillon, Alliance/Stark County CoC" tab, all three population views (AO 18-24 year old / AC Parenting Youth / Child Only) combined into one diagram.

First-stage values are the household (HH) counts shown entering each project type box on the Stella P map (i.e. "served in Homeless System" split by pathway). Second-stage values are derived: "Exited to Permanent Housing" = the numerator of each project type's green "X of Y exiting HH" exit-rate label; "Exited Non-Permanent/Unknown" = Y minus that numerator (households whose enrollment ended during the period without reaching a permanent destination).

NOTE: the exit-rate denominator (Y) is a distinct, Stella-P-defined cohort of households who exited that project type during FY2024 — it is NOT the same as the entry-stage HH count in the first link, so the two stages will not balance numerically; this mirrors how Stella P itself presents the data and is not a data-quality issue.

Pathways/segments with 0 HH are omitted rather than shown as zero-value links. Not yet reviewed/confirmed by Danielle (COHHIO).

For each date, inventory is summed across all active inventory records in the project type. Beds count capacity for individual clients; units count capacity for households — equal to beds for projects serving single clients, and less than beds for projects serving families, since a household can occupy more than one bed within a unit. For each reporting year, the value shown is the highest combined daily total reached within that year (Housing Inventory Count method). Bars within a card are scaled to that card's own peak year for the selected metric, so capacity can be compared across years within a project type but not directly across project types. Source: Copy of yhsi_OH-508_20260827_150913.xlsx (OH-508 Beds Inventory / OH-508 Units Inventory tabs).

Youth set-aside bed and unit figures reflect inventory capacity for the year, not real-time vacancy.

The stage-breakdown chart's percentages measure each pathway stage's share of 0 total youth set-aside beds, not of the CoC's overall bed inventory — 0 of 875 total beds across every project type in HMIS (0%) are youth set-aside.

The "Beds" column in the tables below shows year-round capacity only for shelter-type project types whose capacity flexes with demand (Emergency Shelter, Safe Haven) — it excludes seasonal and overflow beds, which are additional capacity added in response to demand rather than a fixed baseline. ES Entry/Exit: 21 seasonal/overflow beds not shown in its table row.

"Youth set-aside beds" counts beds within a project specifically reserved for qualifying youth-headed households, reported separately from the project's total bed count. A "—" instead of a number means this CoC hasn't reported a count for that project type/stage yet, not that the count is confirmed to be zero.

For each date, inventory is summed across all active inventory records in the project type. Beds count capacity for individual clients; units count capacity for households — equal to beds for projects serving single clients, and less than beds for projects serving families, since a household can occupy more than one bed within a unit. For each reporting year, the value shown is the highest combined daily total reached within that year (Housing Inventory Count method). Bars within a card are scaled to that card's own peak year for the selected metric, so capacity can be compared across years within a project type but not directly across project types. Source: Copy of yhsi_OH-502_20260827_150723.xlsx (OH-502 Beds Inventory / OH-502 Units Inventory tabs).

Youth set-aside bed and unit figures reflect inventory capacity for the year, not real-time vacancy.

The stage-breakdown chart's percentages measure each pathway stage's share of 220 total youth set-aside beds, not of the CoC's overall bed inventory — 220 of 11,175 total beds across every project type in HMIS (2%) are youth set-aside.

The "Beds" column in the tables below shows year-round capacity only for shelter-type project types whose capacity flexes with demand (Emergency Shelter, Safe Haven) — it excludes seasonal and overflow beds, which are additional capacity added in response to demand rather than a fixed baseline. ES Entry/Exit: 271 seasonal/overflow beds not shown in its table row.

"Youth set-aside beds" counts beds within a project specifically reserved for qualifying youth-headed households, reported separately from the project's total bed count. A "—" instead of a number means this CoC hasn't reported a count for that project type/stage yet, not that the count is confirmed to be zero.

Source: Stella P Youth System Maps, Select Ohio CoCs, FY2024 (Abt Associates), "(OH-505) Dayton, Kettering/Montgomery County CoC" tab, all three population views (AO 18-24 year old / AC Parenting Youth / Child Only) combined into one diagram.

First-stage values are the household (HH) counts shown entering each project type box on the Stella P map (i.e. "served in Homeless System" split by pathway). Second-stage values are derived: "Exited to Permanent Housing" = the numerator of each project type's green "X of Y exiting HH" exit-rate label; "Exited Non-Permanent/Unknown" = Y minus that numerator (households whose enrollment ended during the period without reaching a permanent destination).

NOTE: the exit-rate denominator (Y) is a distinct, Stella-P-defined cohort of households who exited that project type during FY2024 — it is NOT the same as the entry-stage HH count in the first link, so the two stages will not balance numerically; this mirrors how Stella P itself presents the data and is not a data-quality issue.

Pathways/segments with 0 HH are omitted rather than shown as zero-value links. Not yet reviewed/confirmed by Danielle (COHHIO).

For each date, inventory is summed across all active inventory records in the project type. Beds count capacity for individual clients; units count capacity for households — equal to beds for projects serving single clients, and less than beds for projects serving families, since a household can occupy more than one bed within a unit. For each reporting year, the value shown is the highest combined daily total reached within that year (Housing Inventory Count method). Bars within a card are scaled to that card's own peak year for the selected metric, so capacity can be compared across years within a project type but not directly across project types. Source: Copy of yhsi_OH-505_20260827_151015.xlsx (OH-505 Beds Inventory / OH-505 Units Inventory tabs).

Youth set-aside bed and unit figures reflect inventory capacity for the year, not real-time vacancy.

The stage-breakdown chart's percentages measure each pathway stage's share of 163 total youth set-aside beds, not of the CoC's overall bed inventory — 163 of 2,936 total beds across every project type in HMIS (6%) are youth set-aside.

The "Beds" column in the tables below shows year-round capacity only for shelter-type project types whose capacity flexes with demand (Emergency Shelter, Safe Haven) — it excludes seasonal and overflow beds, which are additional capacity added in response to demand rather than a fixed baseline. ES Night-by-Night: 210 seasonal/overflow beds not shown in its table row.

"Youth set-aside beds" counts beds within a project specifically reserved for qualifying youth-headed households, reported separately from the project's total bed count. A "—" instead of a number means this CoC hasn't reported a count for that project type/stage yet, not that the count is confirmed to be zero.

Source: Stella P Youth System Maps, Select Ohio CoCs, FY2024 (Abt Associates), "(OH-501) Toledo/Lucas County CoC" tab, all three population views (AO 18-24 year old / AC Parenting Youth / Child Only) combined into one diagram.

First-stage values are the household (HH) counts shown entering each project type box on the Stella P map (i.e. "served in Homeless System" split by pathway). Second-stage values are derived: "Exited to Permanent Housing" = the numerator of each project type's green "X of Y exiting HH" exit-rate label; "Exited Non-Permanent/Unknown" = Y minus that numerator (households whose enrollment ended during the period without reaching a permanent destination).

NOTE: the exit-rate denominator (Y) is a distinct, Stella-P-defined cohort of households who exited that project type during FY2024 — it is NOT the same as the entry-stage HH count in the first link, so the two stages will not balance numerically; this mirrors how Stella P itself presents the data and is not a data-quality issue.

Pathways/segments with 0 HH are omitted rather than shown as zero-value links. Not yet reviewed/confirmed by Danielle (COHHIO).

For each date, inventory is summed across all active inventory records in the project type. Beds count capacity for individual clients; units count capacity for households — equal to beds for projects serving single clients, and less than beds for projects serving families, since a household can occupy more than one bed within a unit. For each reporting year, the value shown is the highest combined daily total reached within that year (Housing Inventory Count method). Bars within a card are scaled to that card's own peak year for the selected metric, so capacity can be compared across years within a project type but not directly across project types. Source: Copy of yhsi_OH-501_20260827_151107.xlsx (OH-501 Beds Inventory / OH-501 Units Inventory tabs).

Youth set-aside bed and unit figures reflect inventory capacity for the year, not real-time vacancy.

The stage-breakdown chart's percentages measure each pathway stage's share of 14 total youth set-aside beds, not of the CoC's overall bed inventory — 14 of 1,803 total beds across every project type in HMIS (1%) are youth set-aside.

The "Beds" column in the tables below shows year-round capacity only for shelter-type project types whose capacity flexes with demand (Emergency Shelter, Safe Haven) — it excludes seasonal and overflow beds, which are additional capacity added in response to demand rather than a fixed baseline. ES Entry/Exit: 85 seasonal/overflow beds not shown in its table row. ES Night-by-Night: 28 seasonal/overflow beds not shown in its table row.

"Youth set-aside beds" counts beds within a project specifically reserved for qualifying youth-headed households, reported separately from the project's total bed count. A "—" instead of a number means this CoC hasn't reported a count for that project type/stage yet, not that the count is confirmed to be zero.