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  - Homeless individuals and families by region, 2009
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Coalition	Counties	Individuals	Families with Children
Homeless Individuals and Families by Region, 2009
Big Bend	Leon-Franklin-Gadsden-Jefferson-Liberty-Madison-Taylor-Wakulla	475	48
Brevard	Brevard	881	109
Broward	Broward	2,575	206
Central Florida	Orange-Osceola-Seminole	2,246	574
Charlotte	Charlotte	437	54
Collier	Collier	233	30
EscaRosa	Escambia-Santa Rosa	685	148
Heartland	De Soto-Glades-Hendry-Hardee-Highlands-Okeechobee	812	1,619
Hillsborough	Hillsborough	4,107	1,201
Jacksonville	Clay-Duval-Nassau	1,902	150
Lee	Lee	824	38
Marion	Marion	318	47
Miami-Dade	Miami-Dade	3,023	338
Mid-Florida	Citrus-Hernando-Lake-Sumter	571	132
N. Central	Alachua-Bradford-Levy-Putnam	750	63
Northwest	Bay-Calhoun-Gulf-Holmes-Jackson-Washington	225	20
Okaloosa/Walton	Okaloosa-Walton	1,515	368
Palm Beach	Palm Beach	1,682	138
Pasco	Pasco	1,312	1,286
Pinellas	Pinellas	2,843	226
Polk	Polk	606	35
Southernmost	Monroe	838	81
St. Johns	St. Johns	1,099	50
Suncoast	Manatee-Sarasota	1,201	231
Suwannee	Columbia-Hamilton-Lafayette-Suwannee	724	159
Treasure Coast	Indian River-Martin-St. Lucie	1,041	305
Volusia/Flagler	Flagler-Volusia	1,507	95
Total		34,432	7,751
Notes: Estimates the number of homeless individuals and families based on local homeless coalitions' 2009 point-in-time surveys. Includes people in emergency shelters, transitional housing, and unsheltered locations. Homeless individuals are single adults, unaccompanied youth, and married adults without children. Families refers to families with children. Sources: Local Homeless Coalitions, HUD Continuum of Care Plan: Exhibit 1, 2009.