2024-25 Point-in-Time Homeless Counts 

From October 2024 through April 2025, there were thirty Point-in-Time Homelessness Counts across BC. These Counts are a community-level measure of sheltered and unsheltered homelessness, providing a 24-hour snapshot of the minimum number of people experiencing homelessness in a community, collecting demographic information and gathering details about their experience of being unhoused.  

Homeless Counts funded by the Provincial Government (BC Housing):

• Campbell River
• Comox Valley
• Cranbrook
• Dawson Creek
• Fort St John
• Kitimat
• Merritt
• Parksville and Qualicum
• Penticton
• Port Alberni
• Powell River
• Prince Rupert
• Quesnel
• Salmon Arm
• Sechelt and Gibsons
• Smithers
• Squamish
• Terrace
• Vernon
• Williams Lake

Homeless Counts funded by the Federal Government (Reaching Home):

• Abbotsford, City of Abbotsford Report on the 2024 Point-in-Time Homeless Count
• Chilliwack, City of Chilliwack Point-in-Time (PiT) Homeless Count and Survey Report 2024 
• Cowichan Valley, Point-in-Time 2024 Cowichan Valley Report
• Kamloops, 2024 Kamloops Point-in-Time Count Report
• Kelowna, 2024 Kelowna Community Report Point-in-Time Count
• Nanaimo, Everyone Counts 2024 Nanaimo Point-in-Time (PiT) Count PowerPoint presentation
• Nelson, Bridging Belonging: Nothing about us Without us (15th Annual Report Card), extract (pg. 7-12) Point in Time Homeless Count Survey 2024
• Prince George, PENDING
• Greater Vancouver, 2025 Point-in-Time Homeless Count Report for Greater Vancouver | 2025 Indigenous Homeless Count Report
• Greater Victoria, 2025 Greater Victoria Point in Time Homelessness Count and Survey | Technical Appendix
• National Report, Everyone Counts 2024 - Highlights Report Part 1 – Enumeration of Homelessness

Homeless Count funded independently:

• Salt Spring Island, 2025 PiT Count Community Profile
• Princeton