Horizons foundation found that 15 of transgender and gender nonconforming san franciscans had been homeless in the past year. The point in time count also provides us Additional Data about the particular health and Mental Health vulnerability of the Lgbt Community which we address in our report. At the department, we think about the sogi ordinance in five ways. Here, you can see a sort of snapshot of where we are in our progress, and ill get into each work area in a bit more detail as we go through the presentation. For Data Collection and training, the important context which claire noted already is that our department was formed in 2016, and in 2017 launched the one system to consolidate 15plus existing data systems which governed Homeless Services in the city before the creation of the department. Full implementation of the one system is h. S. H. S strategy for full sogi compliance. However, currently 40 of h. S. H. S data system are compliant and consolidated into the one system. O
Time count, 5 of people experiencing homelessness are transgender and 1 are gender queer nonbinary, and this is a survey response of 1,000 individuals which is conducted in conjunction with the better known visual count portion of the point in time count. While less than 1 of the general population in San Francisco experiences homelessness, a Needs Assessment conducted by the Horizons Foundation found that 15 of transgender and gender nonconforming san franciscans had been homeless in the past year. The point in time count also provides us Additional Data about the particular health and Mental Health vulnerability of the Lgbt Community which we address in our report. At the department, we think about the sogi ordinance in five ways. Here, you can see a sort of snapshot of where we are in our progress, and ill get into each work area in a bit more detail as we go through the presentation. For Data Collection and training, the important context which claire noted already is that our depa
Persons from, you know, elderly people to children, help them cross the streets safely. The parents and children they always show us they trust us around the corners, and they always feel they are safe with us around the schools. Tenderloin is a community with a lot of dangers on the streets, a lot of drug dealing, accidents, and you know sometimes, we have even, you know, killings, and the traffic is so bad sometimes. And its a big problem, especially because some of the drivers always expect, you know, the lights around the streets. I believe with the tlcbd, our streets will be safer for many, many years to come. Thank you very much. Supervisor mar thank you. Next speaker, please. Supervisors, im tim hass. I live at 100 vanness. Im on the board of the Civic Center Community benefit district and ive been involved with this since 2006, when mayor newsom decided that there needed to be some entity to focus on the civic center area. It took four years to get the c. B. D. Underway partly
The right size for level of implementation. I think d. P. H. Looked at a Pilot Program and how can we train folks and really initiate a comprehensive effort across staff to help folks understand what sogi data is, where other folks pushed it across their entire portfolio which i think took more time, specifically with the effort that there was really no funding or component built into the ordinance that really helped people cover training, build out curriculum. So i think since our office came into it, you know, at the time of my appointment, it was kind of late in the game, so a lot of our work was how can we help departments be successful moving forward, and thats providing sample trainings. Several of the departments had done comprehensive trainings with their teams, but a lot of those programs had already had a lot of experience working with the trans and Lgbt Community, so it was other departments that didnt have specific funding or specific lgbt programs that i think were a littl