Wichita's problem is routing, not capacity.
Sources: Wichita PIT count (community-snapshot) · HUD AHAR 2024 (national avg) · NAEH foster-exit outcomes
Telemetry aggregations + seeded baseline
Telemetry-derived where available, seeded where not
No bed confirmation at referral
Capacity mismatch on transfer
Missing documentation
No contact number for follow-up
Benefits enrollment gap
Income verification delay
Foster-exit outcomes — National Alliance to End Homelessness
Wichita 2025 point-in-time cohort
17% — with full pathway support
Routing failure at DCF → shelter transition
29% of foster exits — National Alliance to End Homelessness
42% of foster exits — National Alliance to End Homelessness
Full pathway (DCF IL → CrossRoads → BRIDGES → City ID) reduces 3-year homelessness from 42% to <10%. Routing is the lever.