2025 Point-In-Time Results Show Decrease in Homelessness, Highlighting Continued Success of Key Services and Housing Investments

Washington, DC, reported a 9% decrease in homelessness during the 2025 Point-In-Time Count, conducted on January 29. The total count revealed an 18. 1% decline among families and a 4. 5% reduction among unaccompanied individuals. Mayor Muriel Bowser expressed gratitude for teams dedicated to preventing homelessness and facilitating transitions to permanent housing.

The count also highlighted a 10. 5% decrease in homelessness among transition age youth, underscoring the positive impact of targeted services. Notably, Project Reconnect successfully diverted nearly 400 individuals from entering the homeless services system over the past year. The District's investments in innovative programs and supportive case management have been crucial in driving these improvements. These efforts are part of a broader strategy to address homelessness, emphasizing prevention and timely assistance.

As the city continues to refine its approach, officials remain committed to sustaining this momentum and expanding support for vulnerable populations.