NC-511 Stakeholder Survey
NC-511 Fayetteville/Cumberland County Continuum of Care Community Input on Preventing and Ending Homelessness
Respondent Information
Respondent name
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First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Organization, business, agency, or group represented
Which best describes you or the organization you represent?
Please Select
Government agency
Nonprofit organization
Faith-based organization/church
Business/employer
Landlord/property manager
Healthcare provider
Behavioral health provider
Law enforcement/public safety
Educational institution
Homeless/housing service provider
Veteran-serving organization
Child/youth-serving organization
Person with lived experience of homelessness
Community member
Other
Role or title
Are you homeless?
Yes
No
Service Context and Familiarity
Does your organization currently serve individuals or families experiencing or at risk of homelessness?
Yes
No
Sometimes
Unsure
How familiar are you with NC-511 and the Continuum of Care's work?
Very familiar
Somewhat familiar
Slightly familiar
Not familiar
How would you describe NC-511's overall performance in coordinating the community's response to homelessness?
Excellent
Good
Fair
Needs Improvement
Unsure
Open-Ended Performance Feedback
What does NC-511 currently do well in addressing homelessness?
What areas of NC-511's performance could be improved?
Causes, Barriers, and Unmet Needs
Three greatest causes or contributing factors to homelessness in Fayetteville/Cumberland County
Affordable housing shortage
Low income
Unemployment/underemployment
Mental health challenges
Substance use
Domestic violence
Family conflict
Eviction/foreclosure
Physical health/disability
Criminal justice involvement
Transportation challenges
Other
Greatest barriers preventing people experiencing homelessness from obtaining permanent housing
Affordable housing shortage
Insufficient income
Unemployment
Landlord requirements
Behavioral health needs
Substance use
Criminal history
Transportation
Documentation
Childcare
Health/disability needs
Other
Populations with the greatest unmet housing or service needs
Families with children
Single adults
Veterans
Youth/young adults
Survivors of domestic violence
Chronically homeless individuals
Elderly adults
Persons with disabilities
Persons with behavioral health needs
Persons with substance use disorders
Individuals returning from incarceration
Other
Service Gaps and Prevention
Are there homelessness-related services that are currently insufficient or unavailable in the community?
Yes
No
Unsure
If yes, which services are insufficient or unavailable?
How effective is the community at preventing individuals and families from becoming homeless?
Very effective
Effective
Somewhat effective
Not effective
Unsure
What additional strategies should NC-511 consider to prevent homelessness before it occurs?
Housing Connection, Priorities, and Recommendations
How effective is the community at connecting people experiencing homelessness to housing and supportive services?
Very effective
Effective
Somewhat effective
Not effective
Unsure
What should NC-511's highest priorities be for reducing homelessness in the next 12–24 months?
Expand emergency shelter capacity
Increase rapid rehousing and rental assistance
Expand permanent supportive housing
Prevent evictions and homelessness through prevention services
Improve access to behavioral health and supportive services
Strengthen coordination among agencies
Expand services for youth and families
Other
Do NC-511's current priorities reflect the most significant homelessness needs in Fayetteville/Cumberland County?
Yes
No
Unsure
Please explain your answer about NC-511's current priorities and the most significant homelessness needs in the community.
What additional housing resources are most needed in the community?
Emergency shelter
Transitional housing
Rapid rehousing
Permanent supportive housing
Affordable permanent housing
Rental assistance/homelessness prevention
Housing for families
Housing for youth
Housing for veterans
Housing for elderly/medically vulnerable persons
Other
What supportive services should receive greater attention?
Employment/job training
Behavioral health
Substance use treatment/recovery
Healthcare
Transportation
Childcare
Education
Benefits assistance
Life skills
Legal services
Case management
Other
How well do homeless-service providers, government agencies, healthcare providers, businesses, faith-based organizations, landlords, and other community partners work together to address homelessness?
Very well
Well
Somewhat well
Not well
Unsure
What organizations, businesses, churches, landlords, healthcare providers, or other community partners should NC-511engage more closely?
Would you or your organization be interested in becoming more involved with NC-511's efforts to prevent and end homelessness?
Yes
No
Maybe
If yes, select
CoC Memebership
Committee participation
Housing/Landlord partnership
Employment opportunities
Volunteer opportunities
Financial resources
Outreach
Healthcare
Other
What additional recommendations, concerns,experiences, or ideas would you like NC-511 to consider when evaluating itsperformance, establishing priorities, or developing strategies to prevent andend homelessness?
Would you or your organization be interested in becoming more involved with NC-511's efforts to prevent and end homelessness?
Yes
No
Maybe
If yes, which areas are you interested in?
CoC membership
Committee participation
Housing/landlord partnership
Employment opportunities
Volunteer opportunities
Financial/in-kind resources
Outreach
Healthcare/services
Other
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