2018 PIT and HIC Report Submission
Congratulations on completing the unsheltered Point in Time Count last night! Now, we begin the HMIS count of sheltered clients on that night by running Point in Time and Housing Inventory Count reports. Your work on these reports helps the CoC accurately count who you serve on a typical January night and what beds are available to the community.

Data Center staff are available to support your review, correction, and submission of this data for our first HUD report of the year!
PIT and HIC Report Submission Process
This year's reports are going to follow the same process as last year's PIT and HIC. All data is based in HMIS and submitted for each HMIS project. If it's broken out in HMIS, reports should be run separately since each project has it's own inventory.

Steps for Submission:
  1. Run PIT/HIC reports in ART - video trainings here
  2. Review both for accuracy
  3. Work with the Data Center to make corrections
  4. Upload reports online using the Data Center PIT/HIC Submission Form
  5. Data Center then reviews submission - we will contact you if corrections are needed!

Your deadline for submitting clean, corrected, accurate reports is February 21, 2018.
HMIS Reports for the Point in Time Count (PIT) and Housing Inventory Count (HIC)
HMIS Participating Agencies will run PIT and HIC reports in HMIS, clean the data for accuracy, and submit these reports for the night of January 31, 2018 to an online form by February 21, 2018.

Just like last year, each agency will need to submit separate reports for each project in HMIS. Different reports are required based on the project type.

The list of reports needed for your projects and video trainings for how to prepare the reports are available online: http://www.ncceh.org/2018pit-state/
What's new with PIT and HIC this year?
Housing Inventory Count Changes

  1. VA GPD Component types have changed with the 2017 Data Standards (right)
  2. VA Contract Residential Services also has VA:CRS included in Additional Federal Funding Sources
Point in Time Count Changes

  1. Gender Identity has a new option, "Gender Non-Conforming"
  2. Survivor of Domestic Violence question refers only to clients who are homeless because they are fleeing domestic violence
  3. Children with young parents are now divided into two categories, those with parents under 18 and those with parents between 18-24 years old

All changes for this year's PIT and HIC correspond to changes in HMIS for the October 2017 Data Standards. Reports have been updated for you and no additional action needs to be taken by agencies.
HMIS Users Meeting - tomorrow!
Tomorrow is the first Friday of February and our regularly scheduled HMIS Users Meeting - make sure your agency has someone attending to ask your PIT/HIC questions. Remember, we'll be reviewing each of the reports for your agencies so be sure you're registered. The Data Center will also be gathering feedback about the collection of geographic location questions, and what circumstances you have experienced with clients.

Details:
Friday, February 2nd
10:00 am - 11:30 am

Alliance Behavioral Health
5000 Falls of Neuse Rd, Suite 304
Raleigh, NC 27601
Calendar
Make sure you have these events and deadlines on your calendar!

If you'd like training specifically for you or your agency, please submit a request with a two week window and what type of training you need here: Data Center Training Request Form.
January 31 st - Point in Time Count

February 2 nd - Wake HMIS Users Meeting on PIT/HIC reports and for feedback on geographic data collection - Register Here

February 8 th - Entry/Exit Training for New HMIS Users (or a refresher for veterans HMIS users) - Register Here

February 15 th - ESG CAPER submission deadline for State ESG Grantees during Jan-Dec 2017

February 21 st - Deadline to submit clean PIT/HIC reports to the Data Center

March 2 nd - Wake HMIS Users Meeting - Register Here
If you missed the January HMIS Update, take at look at these essential data collection and entry changes for our CoC.

We know that reporting to HUD is not the only thing you're focusing on. Folks in our community come to you for assistance in crisis, and your services are always your primary focus. The Data Center has worked to provide guidance and a timeline of 3+ weeks to make this report submission achievable.

We'll see you at tomorrow's User Meeting!
NCCEH Data Center | 919.410.6997 | hmis@ncceh.org