2022 PASADENA
HOMELESS COUNT
While the exact number of people without homes at any given time fluctuates, the 2022 Homeless Count reveals a leveling off in the number of people experiencing homelessness over the past three years.
512
Unhoused
neighbors
66%
were residents for an average of 18 years
33%
of people are Black
44%
of people are Latinx
Homelessness
Continues to Level Off
While the exact number of people without homes at any given time fluctuates, the general trend reveals a leveling off over the past three years with minimal changes.
Racial & Ethnic Disparities Remain
People of color, particularly Black and Latinx, continue to be disproportionately represented among people experiencing homelessness in Pasadena.
PASADENA'S APPROACH
The homelessness crisis cannot be resolved without acknowledging that homes are what solve homelessness.
Priority Populations
Pasadena tracks the impacts of homelessness on particularly vulnerable groups as well as those disproportionately impacted by homelessness.
About the Count
The Pasadena Homeless Count is a one-day count and survey of people living outdoors and in temporary shelters. The count helps to inform policy for the Pasadena Continuum of Care.
