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Family Promise reports 474 individual homelessness cases; council hears update
Summary
Family Promise representative Cari Yturri told Neighborhood Council #1 that as of Jan. 12 there were 474 individual cases of homelessness (including 321 households and 242 children); the 2026 Point-in-Time count is expected in July.
Cari Yturri of Family Promise presented a homelessness-services update to Neighborhood Council #1 on Feb. 10, 2026, saying Family Promise recorded 474 individual cases of homelessness as of Jan. 12, 2026, including 321 households and 242 children. The presentation referenced a recent KGPR interview for additional context.
The update noted that the Point-in-Time count for 2026 will be published in July; the minutes do not record further programmatic requests, funding figures, or formal council action tied to the report. The minutes list the Family Promise program and an online description of its services but do not specify next steps the council will take in response to the figures.
The report’s numbers were presented by Cari Yturri on behalf of Family Promise; the minutes do not include direct quotations. The council did not record a motion or vote related to the report in the excerpt provided. The Point-in-Time count release in July was identified as the next data milestone for local homelessness statistics.
