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Live Data

Track Progress with a Purpose

Real-time impact measurement across Baltimore's supportive housing community

347
Residents Served
↑ 12% YoY Growth
Source: CHA Internal Records
94%
Retention Rate
Above National Avg
Source: CSH National Benchmarks
182
Housing Units
8 New This Year
Source: Baltimore Housing Authority
$1.8M
Cost Savings
Emergency Reduction
Source: Johns Hopkins & Mercy Medical
Monthly Success Rate Tracking
Source: HUD Continuum of Care Reports
Housing Outcomes
Source: National Alliance to End Homelessness
Service Engagement
Source: Baltimore Behavioral Health System

Key Impact Metrics

65%
Reduction in emergency room visits
Source: University of Maryland Medical System
78%
Connected to healthcare within 90 days
Source: Baltimore City Health Department
42%
Gained employment or increased income
Source: Maryland Department of Labor
89%
Overall resident satisfaction rate
Source: Third-Party Survey (Urban Institute)
$23K
Average annual cost savings per resident
Source: CSH Cost-Benefit Analysis
2.3x
Return on investment ratio
Source: Abt Associates Impact Study

Detailed Performance Analysis

Demographic Breakdown
Source: U.S. Census Bureau & CHA Records
Length of Stay Distribution
Source: HUD Homeless Management Info System
Quarterly Performance Trends
Source: HUD Annual Performance Reports & CSH Benchmarks
Last updated: August 1, 2025 | 347 residents across 182 units
Data Sources: Community Housing Associates internal records, Baltimore City Housing Authority statistics, Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) national benchmarks, National Alliance to End Homelessness outcomes data, HUD Continuum of Care reports, and resident satisfaction surveys conducted quarterly. Cost savings calculations based on reduced emergency services utilization as tracked through partnerships with local healthcare providers and emergency departments.