2025 Atlanta Point-in-Time Count

The 2025 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count provides a snapshot of homelessness in the City of Atlanta. The count identified 2,894 people experiencing homelessness, a 1% increase from 2024.

Key findings from the 2025 count include:

• 1,061 people were unsheltered, a 2% increase from 2024.
• Family homelessness increased 14%.
• Chronic homelessness decreased 9%.
• Veteran homelessness decreased 6%.
• Youth homelessness decreased 3%.
• Overall homelessness increased just 1% from 2024, which Partners for HOME says may indicate that homelessness in Atlanta is beginning to stabilize.

The PIT Count is conducted annually and provides a one-night snapshot rather than an exact count of every person experiencing homelessness. The information helps Atlanta track changes in homelessness and determine where housing and services may be needed.

Read the full 2025 Atlanta Point-in-Time Report from Partners for HOME