Data & Analytics
We believe transparent and accessible data is foundational to our work to make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring. These dashboards exist to help the community, A Way Home for Tulsa, and all stakeholders understand the state of homelessness in the Tulsa City and County area.
Provider-Level Data
This collection of visualizations includes interactive, adaptable views into the client experience within Tulsa’s continuum of housing-related services. To view a breakdown of A Way Home for Tulsa’s system performances measures, scroll down.
Data is disaggregated and can be filtered using the demographics boxes to the left of the homepage. Use the escape key to clear the demographic filters, which will accumulate with every click. Data is updated on the 15th of every month.
Yearly Data – Measuring Success
The below visualizations compare data provided to the US Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) as part of A Way Home for Tulsa’s (AWH4T’s) System Performance Measures report. The dashboards combine the datasets to illustrate whether improvements in the below measures are in step with goals found within AWH4T’s Strategic Plan.
These performance indicators include the number of people experiencing homelessness, the duration of time that homelessness is experienced, and the frequency of returns to homelessness. Using these performance indicators is how AWH4T ensures that the CoC stays in line with the goal of making homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring in Tulsa. The Coc saw improvement in the number of successful housing placements and the duration of homelessness experienced but saw declines in the number of AWH4T clients and departing clients who saw income increases. This income stagnancy combined with the increased utilization of AWH4T programs only emphasizes the demand for affordable housing.
English 
Spanish