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Housing insecurity affects between 10% and 15% of households in the U.S. This crisis is characterized by housing costs relative to income, poor housing quality, overcrowding, moving frequently, and the heartbreaking reality of homelessness.
The Data
Ministries within the Vineyard movement that are tackling this issue.
Arvada, CO
We are a coalition of churches committed to feeding and sheltering our unhoused neighbors on the coldest winter
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Oklahoma City, OK
We aim to love each person where they are and help them to have hope for a better future.
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Minneapolis, MN
Building foundations and bringing Christ to the at-risk and unreached: We are the people who feed and pray.
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Yakima, WA
Feeding families & sourcing housing: from beds to homes, community mobilization and organizational networking
Other organizations outside of the Vineyard movement that we have recognized are making a difference within this issue.
Sheltered homeless by gender
Homeless Characteristics
Most affected race Characteristics of Sheltered Homeless
People experiencing homelessness on a given night
Doubled-Up Homelessness
Housing Insecure households with children
Source data may contain reporting lags of one to three years as official sources publish their research and information becomes available.
The 2022 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report (AHAR to Congress) Part 1
Housing Instability - Healthy People 2030 | health.gov
America's Children in Brief: Key National Indicators of Well-Being, 2022 - Housing Instability
Quantifying Doubled-Up Homelessness: Presenting a New Measure Using U.S. Census Microdata
New Research Shows More than Three Million Individuals Are “Doubled-Up”`
National Low Income Housing Coalition
2023 State of the Nation’s Housing report: 4 key takeaways for 2023 | Cost of Home
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