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RECAP provides CoC, veterans and HOPWA caseload numbers to task force
Summary
RECAP reported specific caseload counts to the task force: 56 adults and 40 children under CoC, 18 adults and 3 children in the CoC veterans category, and 11 adults and 7 children housed via HOPWA.
Charles Quinn, RECAP’s CEO, provided caseload figures for programs operating under the Continuum of Care (CoC) and HOPWA during the task-force presentation.
Quinn reported that, under the CoC criteria, RECAP currently serves 56 adults and 40 children. He added that the agency’s CoC veterans caseload included 18 adults and 3 children. Quinn also said RECAP houses 11 adults and 7 children under HOPWA (Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS). These counts were presented as part of RECAP’s overview of its housing services.
Task-force members used the figures to underscore local service needs and to argue for county coordination on housing investment and prevention strategies. No formal action or vote occurred on these figures at the meeting.
