some of the money that flows through the mc kinney, federal mc kinney act, which is the largest part of federal money we get serves both. certainly the federal government recognizes permanent housing [speaker not understood], mc kinney scored higher. we had a grant increase $4 million the last five years or so. so, the focus is at the federal level. the funding flows from that and to your question drives some of our placement some of our developments. so, i've talked about units. let me talk about what's more important, which is the actual number of folks we've housed. this number is astounding. since january 2004 we housed 9,64 1 homeless single adults, this doesn't include over 1100 people and family we've housed. we're focused on chronically sipping l adults. we show each month how many hour is [speaker not understood]. care not cash, we housed 245 individuals. >> i'm sorry to interrupt, but when it comes to these different sections, do you have any data about how long people are housed when they're housed? i think it's also really important aspect. >> i'm not sure if [speaker not

another 19 million for master lease on loss, and mc kinney in there. in general fund let's call it 35 million in general money for housing and shelter plus care. in hsa's budget for permanent supportive housing. >> and how many units? >> about 1300 in cap and about another 2200 and, so, i'm doing back of the envelope stuff. i can get you an actual per unit cost. it's about 3500 general fund funded for operational services. >> obviously devil is in the details here. i think as we think about things, i a grief bee with you, looking at those cost arms [speaker not understood]. >> i've done it, i just don't have it with me. >> one question. you talked about, fully agreed with this. if we're doing outreach, the ability to offer something at that point in time. do we have within -- i know you said we have some allocation of shelter beds for either the hot team or other -- >> so, my staff, joyce crumb tells me we have about 30 set aside beds for the hot team in the shelter. >> i guess we'll talk about the adequacy of that or not or pros and cons of that. coll

this effort over the past ten years, having been sort of a watchdog consistently looking at our mc kinney applications for federal funding, policy committees, and i know some of the local board members are here. i certainly am one that would feel like a larger overarching role for the local homeless coordinating board may be a good thing. it really rests within our very important human services agency department, but it's [affectedeffected]} by work that is done by the health department and other city departments. and i think that there is some, some reason why having something more akin to what the u.s. inter agency council on homelessness is could be good as we go forward to the next ten years and to seeing what we can accomplish in achieving it. i definitely want to acknowledge our departments and the members of our city departments that work in homelessness, everything from street outreach to processing people for ga, to providing care for people at the tom wood el clinic, intensive case management and our support cases at supportive housing. we are blessed with an incredible group of

wherewithal to give them opportunities, i'm great to work with the homeless collaborative funded through mc kinney dollars through the [speaker not understood], heck as we call it, in conjunction with many employment development agencies that include tool works that works with individuals with disabilities, mission hiring hall, a number of different agencies, the hospitality house, episcopal community services. we are really in this era where some of the hack leadership a trying to engage around homelessness. we'd like to see this because much of the jobs that come into san francisco are not relative to people who [speaker not understood] homelessness. [speaker not understood] and help connect with it. the next recommendation is around expanding reunification of individuals and trent has tremendous amount to be proud of. there's been a program home ward bound which has existed for anyone years now. we have close to 8,000 individuals and our city does a good job making sure and confirming people who are returning home are being rejected with family or friends that are going to support them so that