Through research and community conversations, United Way works hard to understand local issues and invest in programs that meet immediate needs. United Way brings people and resources together to understand and address root causes of issues that impact local communities.
Community Impact Report
Impact Reports are produced annually to provide information on United Way funded programs and initiatives. You can read this year’s report:
Community Homelessness Report
The Community Homelessness Report (CHR) is an annual Reaching Home report that pulls together information about homelessness currently available at the community level, including governance, collaboration and outcomes, to help communities self-assess their progress in meeting reduction goals.
2023-24 Community Homelessness Report
2022-23 Community Homelessness Report
2021-22 Community Homelessness Report
2019-2021 Community Homelessness Report
Homelessness Point in Time Count
A PiT Count is a census of people who are homeless at the time of the Count. In Kingston the urban Point-in-Time Count is conducted by the United Way of KFL&A, funded in part by Employment & Service Canada’s Reaching Home Strategy, and in partnership with the City of Kingston and local agency partners.
More information about the Point-in-Time Count can be found at https://www.unitedwaykfla.ca/homelessness-point-in-time-count/
2021 Kingston PiT Count Results
2018 Point in Time Count Kingston
2016 Point in Time Count Kingston
Community Profiles
This is the fourth edition of the Community Profiles Report. The report was first produced in hard copy in 2005; subsequent editions were produced in 2010, 2015, and this most recent report in 2020.
Preventing & Ending Youth Homelessness in KFL&A
For more information about United Way’s Youth Homelessness initiative, please visit https://www.unitedwaykfla.ca/youth/
Community Safety
Latest Community Safety and Well Being Plan
More information can also be found here: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/council-and-city-administration/plans-reports-and-studies/community-safety-and-well-being-plan/
