OUR
IMPACT
Below is a dashboard covering each of our programs and how they performed last month. Each table has a description underneath to let you know what this data represents, and what timeframe it is from. The dashboards and graphs at the bottom of this page are interactive, and you can filter each visualization to see more specific information on each program. If you are interested in learning more, please visit the links included or email rnation@zabanparadiescenter.org with your questions.
Current Move-Ins
Number of households that moved into housing last month.
i. Data is from the previous month and reflects the number of participants that exited to a permanent housing destination. Metrics are updated on a monthly basis.
Emergency Shelter for Couples
Percentage of Total Exits to Permanent Housing
i. ZPC's goal for 2025 was to move 50% or more of couples from the shelter into permanent housing.
ii. While there is not a universal benchmark for shelters across the country, national data from HUD shows that exits to permanent housing from shelter typically range from 10-25%.
ii. While there is not a universal benchmark for shelters across the country, national data from HUD shows that exits to permanent housing from shelter typically range from 10-25%.
Financial Assistance Programs
Number of Households Assisted Through Each Program
2025
2026
Financial Assistance Distribution
in Metropolitan Atlanta
i. The above map depicts where our Financial Assistance dollars are going. The map is interactive, and you can see how much each program has assisted in each ZIP code.
Performance Summary
Current Move-Ins
| Program | Count |
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i. Data is from the previous month and reflects the number of participants that exited to a permanent housing destination. Metrics are updated on a monthly basis.
Emergency Shelter for Couples - Exit Destinations
| Exit Destination Type | 2026 | % of Total Exits | 2025 | % of Total Exits | 2024 | % of Total Exits | National Average |
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i. This table reflects the change over time of the percentage of couples that stayed in our shelter, and where they went afterwards.
ii. For descriptions of each exit destination type, please visit the Institute of Community Alliances Reference Guide.
iii. HUD does not provide a comprehensive breakdown of exits to permanent housing from strictly emergency shelters. This number is a range from varying sources reporting on exits from emergency shelters at the national level. To view more information on national performance measures, visit HUD System Measures.
ii. For descriptions of each exit destination type, please visit the Institute of Community Alliances Reference Guide.
iii. HUD does not provide a comprehensive breakdown of exits to permanent housing from strictly emergency shelters. This number is a range from varying sources reporting on exits from emergency shelters at the national level. To view more information on national performance measures, visit HUD System Measures.
Financial Assistance
| Type | Total | Monthly Average | Adults | Children |
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i. Our Financial Assistance program is funded through United Way of Greater Atlanta.
ii. "Move-Ins" reflects the number of individuals experiencing homelessness that received financial assistance including security deposits, rent, & utilities to obtain permanent housing.
iii. "Preventions" reflects the number of housed individuals that received financial assistance in order to prevent eviction and/or subsequent homelessness.
iv. This program began in January 2025, and data is updated on a monthly basis.
ii. "Move-Ins" reflects the number of individuals experiencing homelessness that received financial assistance including security deposits, rent, & utilities to obtain permanent housing.
iii. "Preventions" reflects the number of housed individuals that received financial assistance in order to prevent eviction and/or subsequent homelessness.
iv. This program began in January 2025, and data is updated on a monthly basis.
Rapid Rehousing Move-ins (2023 - 2024)
| Program | Total Move-ins | Monthly Average | Increased or Maintained Income |
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i. ZPC has implemented various Rapid Re-Housing projects funded by the Atlanta Continuum of Care, Partners for HOME.
ii. Diversion was funded from April 2023 to March 2024 and the data for this project reflects that time period.
iii. The Rapid Re-Housing data in this table represents two separate projects, LIFT 2.0 Street Outreach and Family Rapid Re-Housing, which were funded from August 2023 to May 2025 and June 2024, respectively. Data reflects the number of move-ins that occurred in 2024.
iv. The "Increased or Maintained Income" column reflects the percentage of clients that increased or maintained their monthly income amount during program enrollment.
ii. Diversion was funded from April 2023 to March 2024 and the data for this project reflects that time period.
iii. The Rapid Re-Housing data in this table represents two separate projects, LIFT 2.0 Street Outreach and Family Rapid Re-Housing, which were funded from August 2023 to May 2025 and June 2024, respectively. Data reflects the number of move-ins that occurred in 2024.
iv. The "Increased or Maintained Income" column reflects the percentage of clients that increased or maintained their monthly income amount during program enrollment.
Current Project Performance (August 2026)
| Program Name | Enrollments | Individual Project |
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| Program Name | Move-Ins | % of Total Exits |
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| Total Clients Exited | Income Increased | % of Total Exits |
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*Data is from previous month across all ZPC projects. For performance data from the Atlanta Continuum of Care (CoC), please visit Partners for Home.
Exit Destinations
Program Performance (2025)
| Program Name | Enrollments | Individual Project |
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| Program Name | Move-Ins | % of Total Exits |
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| Total Clients Exited | Income Increased | Percentage |
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*Data is from 2025 across all ZPC projects.
**In comparison, the national average of exits to permanent housing is 32.4%. To view more information on national performance measures, visit HUD System Measures.
**In comparison, the national average of exits to permanent housing is 32.4%. To view more information on national performance measures, visit HUD System Measures.
