Below is the current data and demographics for the programs and clients served at the Mesilla Valley Community of Hope
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Program Year 21-22 Abode |
GOAL |
OUTCOME |
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Housing Stability |
80% |
95% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
60% |
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Program Year 22-23 Abode |
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|
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Housing Stability |
80% |
100% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
81% |
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Program Year 23-24 Abode |
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|
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Housing Stability |
80% |
91% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
86% |
The longest resident currently at Abode has been there 9 years. 15 People living in 2 group homes.
*Consider our next PSH program: 51 scattered-site vouchers throughout Las Cruces (all different apartments throughout town)—we call it Community Housing Connection (CHC):
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Program Year 21-22 CHC |
GOAL |
OUTCOME |
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Housing Stability |
80% |
87% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
59% COVID hurt income* although CHC expansion grant hit 76% |
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Program Year 22-23 CHC |
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|
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Housing Stability |
97% (must be at 80%) |
97% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
41% (must be at 60%) |
41% Still COVID issues (long SS wait times for determinations) |
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Program Year 23-24 CHC |
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|
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Housing Stability |
80% |
85% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
66% |
Let’s look at Sue’s House which the City of Las Cruces helped us develop for 4 chronically homeless women:
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Program Year 21-22 Sue’s House |
GOAL |
OUTCOME |
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Housing Stability |
80% |
100% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
75% |
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Program Year 22-23 SUE’S |
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Housing Stability |
80% |
100% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
50% Still COVID issues (long SS wait times for determinations) |
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Program Year 23-24 SUE’S |
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|
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Housing Stability |
100% (has to be 80+) |
100% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
75% (has to be 60+) |
75% |
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Longest resident just celebrated 5 years!!!
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Program Year 22-23 DESERT HOPE |
GOAL |
OUTCOME |
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Housing Stability |
80% |
64% (1st year, no property management) |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
65% |
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Program Year 2023-24 DESERT HOPE |
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|
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Housing Stability |
80% |
83% |
|
Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
69% |
Serves 40 clients with disabilities
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Program Year 21-22 Rapid Rehousing |
GOAL |
OUTCOME |
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Housing Stability |
80% |
92% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
61% |
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Program Year 22-23 Rapid Rehousing |
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Housing Stability |
80% |
94% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
60% |
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Program Year 2023-24 Rapid Rehousing |
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Housing Stability |
80% |
94% |
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Income (gained or maintained) |
60% |
68% |
**Rapid Rehousing is a 24-month program (more like transitional, but HUD doesn’t call it that anymore); serves 22 Head of Households; scattered-site program
MVCH counted 281 people sleeping outside during the Point in Time (PIT) Count in January 2023.
For more information, please refer to the Point in Time Count Report released by the NM Coalition to End Homelessness here: https://www.nmceh.org/pitreports
Stats at a Glance!
*Scroll further down to see a more detailed breakdown for each Fiscal Year
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope End of Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Stats
Total Clients: 10077
Race
White 8801
Black 771
Native/Alaskan Native 291
Asian 34
Black+White 12
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 31
Native+White 5
Other 59
Other MultiRacial (HUD) 73
Ethnicity
Hispanic 6181
Not Hispanic 3896
Gender
Male 6222
Female 3853
Transgender 2
Age Range
18-90
Vet 616
New Chronically Homeless 300
Total Services 32823
Shower 5977
R/R 1517
Phone 1386
Mail/Msgs 10035
Case Mgmt 8279
Laundry 2031
Locker 310
Clothing 2891
Computer 366
Legal 31
Total Households Housed 892
# of people 1565
# of adults 1080
# of children 485
# of vets 147
# with increased income 13
# who had employment at exit 46
Mano y Mano
Unique People Worked 1365
Men 1175
Women 190
Total Times Worked 5426
Camp Hope
Total People Served 256
Male 180
Female 75
Trans 1
SOAR
59 Services provided to clients; 95 unique individuals served. 8 approvals.
Volunteer Hours
10284 hours donated, equaling $130,430 in donated hours
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope End of Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Stats
Total Clients: 7,258
Race
White – 6292
Black – 523
Native/Alaskan Native – 196
Asian – 10
Black+White – 7
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander – 17
Native+White – 20
Other- 128
Other Multi-Racial (HUD) – 68
Gender:
Male –3,223
Female 1,233
Transgender – 7
Age Range:
18-90
Vets – 449
New Chronically Homeless- 294
Total Services – 26324
Shower – 4215
R/R – 2320
Phone – 1728
Mail/Msgs – 9180
Case Mgmt – 5759
Laundry – 861637
Locker – 477
Clothing – 1839
Computer – 150
Legal – 19
Total Households Housed – 827
# of people – 945
# of adults – 819
# of children – 126
# of vets – 115
# with increased income – 2
# who had employment at exit – 27
Total people helped with utilities – 160
Total Vets Helped with Utilities – 12
Mano y Mano
Unique People Worked – 1388
Men – 1104
Women – 284
Total Times Worked – 5284
Camp Hope
Total People Served – 266
Male – 184
Female – 79
52 went into housing:
36 Went into MVCH programs
16 Self-Housed
0 Was placed into other housing programs
Covid-19 Assistance
We helped 25 total households for a total of 28 people.
SOAR
98 Services provided to clients; 103 unique individuals served. 7 approvals.
Volunteer Hours
10,004 hours donated, equaling $160,806 in donated hours
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope End of Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Stats
Total Clients: 4714
Race
White – 4086
Black – 341
Native/Alaskan Native – 107
Asian – 15
Black+White – 10
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander – 20
Native+White – 7
Other- 35
Other Multi-Racial (HUD) – 93
Gender:
Male – 2,836
Female – 1,870
Transgender – 8
Age Range:
18-89
Vets – 421
New Chronically Homeless– 231
Total Services – 37,923
Shower – 2,612
R/R – 15,078
Phone – 1,030
Mail/Msgs – 10,258
Case Mgmt – 6,030
Laundry – 868
Locker – 983
Clothing – 852
Computer – 201
Legal – 11
Total Households Housed – 475
# of people – 701
# of adults – 542
# of children – 158
# of vets – 104
# with increased income – 80
# who had employment at exit – 61
Total people helped with utilities – 894
Total Vets Helped with Utilities – 25
Mano y Mano
Unique People Worked – 276
Men – 212
Women – 64
Total Times Worked – 4,791
Camp Hope
Total People Served – 277
Male – 204
Female – 71
66 went into housing:
55 Went into MVCH programs
11 Self-Housed
1 Was placed into other housing programs
Covid-19 Assistance
We helped 39 total households for a total of 82 people.
SOAR
50 Services provided to clients; 37 unique individuals served. 4 approvals.
Volunteer Hours
17,738 hours donated, equaling $209,212 in donated hours