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Measure 5257

Household that received rental counseling and avoided eviction after receiving Housing Counseling Services.

RequiredoutcomeNo. 10k

Tier 1: Collect today

A household count taken from the program’s own records.

No cleared, validated, free outcome instrument exists for housing stability. The funder's own item (SAMHSA SUPRT-C client form, item A2d), an HMIS exit destination, or a partner record is the substitute. Source

Section 10. Outcome of One-on-One Counseling Services - This section is used to report the outcome of the housing counseling services reported in Section 9. In Section 10, select as many outcomes that apply to the households counseled during the reporting period. The total number of outcomes reported in Section 10 does not need to add up to the totals reported in any other sections of this form, and the Section 10 total may be higher than the totals in other sections based on the outcome and scope of the counseling services provided. It is not expected or required that there be a reportable outcome related to each household reported in Section 9 as receiving housing counseling services. For example, a household may not experience any of the outcomes listed in Section 10 or the household may not respond to follow-up attempts to determine if any of the listed outcomes are applicable. However, for some households there may be multiple outcomes. For example, after receiving housing counseling services, a household may have developed a household budget (10c), gained access to resources to help improve the household’s housing situation (10e), and prevented eviction (10k). In that case, the household should be reported in all three impact categories.

Instrument: Form HUD-9902 Housing Counseling Activity Report, Section 10
Target: No target rule stated

Source document, 3 (instructions pp. 10-11)

Grantee precedent for this measure

5 paired precedent measures. Pairing basis is shown on each.

Minority clients are at least 50 percent of total clients receiving housing counseling in FY 2008 (A2.7)

Housing Counseling, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by alias (same HUD housing counseling grant program; the measures name carries the agency prefix). 5 rows in the source.

Attainment (result ÷ promised) by kind of promised value
Promised value is	Results	Grantees	Periods	Median	Middle half	At or above target
target printed beside the result	5	1	5	99%	95% to 102%	40%

Example rows (results with a target first)

5 shown

Housing Counseling · 2003
50% → 50.9% (102% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2004
50% → 49.6% (99% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2005
50% → 58.4% (117% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2006
50% → 47.3% (95% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2007
50% → 46.1% (92% of target) · %
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Example rows (results with a target first), 5 shown
Grantee	Period	Promised	Actual	Unit	% of target	Source
Housing Counseling	2003	50%	50.9%	%	102%	document
Housing Counseling	2004	50%	49.6%	%	99%	document
Housing Counseling	2005	50%	58.4%	%	117%	document
Housing Counseling	2006	50%	47.3%	%	95%	document
Housing Counseling	2007	50%	46.1%	%	92%	document

The percentage of clients receiving rental or homeless counseling either find suitable housing or receive social service assistance to improve their housing situation.

Housing Counseling, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by alias (same HUD housing counseling grant program; the measures name carries the agency prefix). 4 rows in the source.

Attainment (result ÷ promised) by kind of promised value
Promised value is	Results	Grantees	Periods	Median	Middle half	At or above target
target printed beside the result	4	1	4	103%	101% to 105%	75%

Example rows (results with a target first)

4 shown

Housing Counseling · 2004
70% → 72.9% (104% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2005
70% → 75.0% (107% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2006
70% → 71.5% (102% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2007
70% → 68.0% (97% of target) · %
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Example rows (results with a target first), 4 shown
Grantee	Period	Promised	Actual	Unit	% of target	Source
Housing Counseling	2004	70%	72.9%	%	104%	document
Housing Counseling	2005	70%	75.0%	%	107%	document
Housing Counseling	2006	70%	71.5%	%	102%	document
Housing Counseling	2007	70%	68.0%	%	97%	document

The percentage of clients receiving pre-purchase counseling will purchase a home or become mortgage-ready within 90 days.

Housing Counseling, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by alias (same HUD housing counseling grant program; the measures name carries the agency prefix). 5 rows in the source.

Attainment (result ÷ promised) by kind of promised value
Promised value is	Results	Grantees	Periods	Median	Middle half	At or above target
target printed beside the result	3	1	3	142%	133% to 156%	100%

Example rows (results with a target first)

5 shown

Housing Counseling · 2005
30% → 37.1% (124% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2006
30% → 42.7% (142% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2007
30% → 50.9% (170% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2003
n/a → 45.0% · %
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Housing Counseling · 2004
n/a → 42.0% · %
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Example rows (results with a target first), 5 shown
Grantee	Period	Promised	Actual	Unit	% of target	Source
Housing Counseling	2005	30%	37.1%	%	124%	document
Housing Counseling	2006	30%	42.7%	%	142%	document
Housing Counseling	2007	30%	50.9%	%	170%	document
Housing Counseling	2003	n/a	45.0%	%	–	document
Housing Counseling	2004	n/a	42.0%	%	–	document

Between FY 2004 and FY 2008, 3.5 million families will receive HUD housing counseling.

Housing Counseling, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by alias (same HUD housing counseling grant program; the measures name carries the agency prefix). 4 rows in the source.

Attainment (result ÷ promised) by kind of promised value
Promised value is	Results	Grantees	Periods	Median	Middle half	At or above target
target printed beside the result	4	1	4	236%	217% to 247%	100%

Example rows (results with a target first)

4 shown

Housing Counseling · 2004
700,000 → 1,255,264 (179% of target)
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Housing Counseling · 2005
700,000 → 1,834,484 (262% of target)
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Housing Counseling · 2006
700,000 → 1,608,071 (230% of target)
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Housing Counseling · 2007
700,000 → 1,692,891 (242% of target)
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Example rows (results with a target first), 4 shown
Grantee	Period	Promised	Actual	% of target	Source
Housing Counseling	2004	700,000	1,255,264	179%	document
Housing Counseling	2005	700,000	1,834,484	262%	document
Housing Counseling	2006	700,000	1,608,071	230%	document
Housing Counseling	2007	700,000	1,692,891	242%	document

More than 80 percent of total mortgagors seeking help with resolving or preventing mortgage delinquency, and completed counseling, will successfully avoid foreclosure. (A6.2)

Housing Counseling, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by alias (same HUD housing counseling grant program; the measures name carries the agency prefix). 4 rows in the source.

Attainment (result ÷ promised) by kind of promised value
Promised value is	Results	Grantees	Periods	Median	Middle half	At or above target
target printed beside the result	4	1	4	128%	115% to 148%	75%

Example rows (results with a target first)

4 shown

Housing Counseling · 2004
62% → 60.0% (97% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2005
50% → 68.1% (136% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2006
50% → 92.5% (185% of target) · %
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Housing Counseling · 2007
80% → 96.5% (121% of target) · %
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Example rows (results with a target first), 4 shown
Grantee	Period	Promised	Actual	Unit	% of target	Source
Housing Counseling	2004	62%	60.0%	%	97%	document
Housing Counseling	2005	50%	68.1%	%	136%	document
Housing Counseling	2006	50%	92.5%	%	185%	document
Housing Counseling	2007	80%	96.5%	%	121%	document