San Francisco (SF) Unhoused Population

Context:
- It can (typically) be within a San Francisco (SF) Bay Area Homeless Population.
- It can (typically) be a U.S. Unhoused Population.
- It can be composed of an SF Unhoused Sheltered Population and an SF Unhoused Unsheltered Population.
- It can be associated to an SF Unhoused Measure, such as SF Unhoused per Capita.
- It can overlap an SF Poor Population.
- It can be a focus for SF City Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH).
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Example(s):
- SF Unhoused Population, 2022.
- SF Unhoused Population, 2020.
- SF Unhoused Population, 2019, ~8,035, ~5,180 unsheltered [1]
- SF Unhoused Population, 2018, ~7,500.
- SF Unhoused Population, 2015, ~6,800, ~3,500 unsheltered.
- SF Unhoused Population, 2010.
- SF Unhoused Population, 2000.
- SF Unhoused Population, 1990.
- SF Unhoused Population, 1980.
- SF Unhoused Population, 1970.
- SF Unhoused Population, 1960.
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Counter-Example(s):
See: SF Bay Area Homeless Population.

References

https://hsh.sfgov.org/services/the-homelessness-response-system/outreach/street-homelessness/
- QUOTE: ... Street homelessness is a crisis impacting San Francisco as well as communities up and down the West Coast. This is a humanitarian crisis at many levels. The most recent Point-In-Time (PIT) Count conducted in 2019 found that of the 8,035 people experiencing homelessness on any given night in San Francisco, approximately 5,180 of those people – 64% of the total – were unsheltered.

https://spur.org/voter-guide/san-francisco-2016-11/prop-q-tent-encampments
- QUOTE: ... San Francisco’s homeless population is estimated at about 6,800, with approximately 3,500 currently living on the streets. While the number of homeless people in San Francisco has held relatively steady,1 tent encampments have become more visible as the city has undergone a boom in development that has brought residents, businesses and homeless people into closer contact in many neighborhoods.

https://medium.com/@josefow/the-one-stat-that-explains-sfs-street-homeless-crisis-e863329ba8ed
- QUOTE: ... San Francisco has fewer shelter beds today than in 2004 ... Every night in San Francisco, more than 4,300 people sleep on our streets and in our parks. Compared to either our population or our geographic area, San Francisco has the highest rate of street homelessness in the country. ...
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