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                    <h1 style="color: aliceblue"><b>WELCOME</b></h1>
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                    <h3 style="color: aliceblue">P.I.T. Count</h3>

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                  <h3 style="color: white">Description of Application</h3>
                  <p style="color: white"> A web app to conduct Point-In-Time (PIT) Surveys and Observations
                    to streamline the process from paper to online.  This will make the PIT counts more accessible
                    and portable to volunteers, and enable admin users to have automatic data analysis capabilities.
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                    <h3 style="color: white">About PIT Counts</h3>
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                      <i>PIT counts are a critical source of data on the number and characteristics of people who are
                      homeless in the United States. These data are used to measure homelessness on a local and
                      national level and are published annually on HUD’s HUD Exchange website, which can be
                      viewed by CoCs and the general public. PIT count data are also provided annually to Congress
                      as part of the Annual Homeless Assessment Report (AHAR). The AHAR is used by Congress,
                      HUD, other federal departments, and the general public to understand the nature and extent of
                      homelessness. HUD’s PIT count data has become increasingly important as a measure of our
                      local and national progress related to preventing and ending homelessness, especially with
                      relation to our progress towards meeting the goals of Opening Doors: Federal Strategic Plan
                      to Prevent and End Homelessness. Therefore, it has become necessary to ask for more
                      detailed information and to ensure that the data submitted to HUD are as complete and
                      accurate as practicable. [1]</i>
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                    <p style="font-size: x-small; color: white"><i>[1]:
                      <a href="https://files.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/PIT-Count-Methodology-Guide.pdf">
                        https://files.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/PIT-Count-Methodology-Guide.pdf
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