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The Indianapolis Continuum of Care recently held a kickoff event for the 2025 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count, titled "Grounds for Discussion." The event recognized the contributions of the PIT Planning Team, expressing gratitude to those who attended for their presence, questions, and insights.

The event emphasized the importance of collaboration among professional street outreach workers, shelter providers, and volunteers in addressing homelessness in Marion County. The PIT team provided a detailed overview of the PIT process and the necessary steps for data submission.

Additionally, strategies were discussed to enhance the effectiveness and usability of the PIT Count for service providers.

The initiative aims to make a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable individuals in the community.

Source: CHIP Indianapolis

Source Type: Community

Source Location: Indianapolis

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