Sarah Ford

Event: 2013 District of Columbia “Point in Time” Homeless Census

On Wednesday, January 30, 2013, the District of Columbia will conduct its annual census of homeless persons living on the street.

From 9:30pm to 2:00am on the night the census, volunteer teams lead by trained homeless outreach professionals will canvass the city for unsheltered, homeless persons and conduct a brief survey about their experiences and circumstances.

Your investment of time will ensure the success of this project and help to improve the delivery of services to this vulnerable population.

>> Register and learn more.

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