Every three years, Wilder Research conducts a statewide survey of people experiencing homelessness or living in temporary housing programs. The 2018 study took place on October 25, 2018, and included two components that captured information on that date: 1) face-to-face interviews with people throughout the state who were experiencing homelessness and 2) a count of people experiencing homelessness. To learn more about the study, visit the Minnesota Homeless Study website.
Initial observations and counts from the 2018 Minnesota Homeless Study, including the number of people experiencing homelessness by age group, those in formal shelter and those not in a formal shelter, and Twin Cities metro and greater Minnesota.
Survey instrument used for the Homelessness in Minnesota 2018 study.
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Suggested citation:
Wilder Research. (2018). Minnesota statewide survey of persons without permanent shelter. Retrieved from: https://www.wilder.org/wilder-research/research-library/minnesota-statewide-survey-persons-without-permanent-shelter
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