Annual Homeless Persons Point-In-Time Count (PIT) Report
The annual PIT Count refers to a Point in Time Count of people experiencing homelessness, which is an annual survey required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to estimate the number of people experiencing homelessness on a single night, including both sheltered and unsheltered individuals across the country. The PIT Count provides a general snapshot of the homeless population at a specific moment in time.
NOTE: Beginning in 2018, Oahu and the Neighbor Islands began generating separate PIT Count reports and no longer issued a single statewide PIT Count report. For more information regarding the Oahu PIT Count visit Partners in Care Oahu and for more information regarding the Neighbor Island PIT Count, visit Bridging the Gap.
2025 – The two Continua of Care (Partners in Care Oahu and Bridging the Gap) will not be conducting an unsheltered PIT Count in 2025.
2024 Oahu PIT Count Report and 2024 Neighbor Island PIT Count Report
2023 Oahu PIT Count Report and 2023 Neighbor Island PIT Count Report
2022 Oahu PIT Count Report and 2022 Neighbor Island PIT Count Report
2021 – NOTE: No unsheltered PIT Count was conducted in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020 Oahu PIT Count and 2020 Neighbor Island PIT Count
2019 Oahu PIT Count and 2019 Neighbor Island PIT Count
2018 Oahu PIT Count and 2018 Neighbor Island PIT Count
2017 Statewide PIT Count Report
2016 Statewide PIT Report
– 2016 PIT Overview