QUESTION
What is the PATH program's eligibility rate since the investigation?
1:38:23
·
52 sec
The PATH program's eligibility rate varies significantly from 35% to 60% since the investigation.
- The eligibility rate swings between 35% and 60%, considered unusual.
- Commissioner Molly Wasow Park attributes the variability to the department's response to asylum seekers.
- Asylum seekers usually lack a 2-year housing history, making them highly likely to be eligible.
- Traditional client base situations result in more stable eligibility rates.
Diana I. Ayala
1:38:23
And what has the path eligibility rate been since the investigation on a monthly basis?
Molly Wasow Park
1:38:29
So right now, we are seeing quite significant swings in eligibility rate anywhere from about 35% to about 60%.
1:38:37
That is quite unusual.
1:38:39
It's really a Flexion of our work as part of the asylum seeker response when we are making significant numbers of determinations on families on asylum seeker families because really almost by definition, they don't have a 2 year housing history.
1:38:57
They are highly likely to be eligible, so you might see the the some of the spikes in eligibility rates When we're dealing with a more traditional client base, it the rate comes something that looks a little bit more like the Dork.
Diana I. Ayala
1:39:14
I appreciate that.
← Previous Chapter
How is the PATH monthly eligibility rate calculated, and were there any alterations in the calculation method from 2017 to 2022 to make the homeless crisis seem less severe?
Next Chapter →
What measures have been taken to ensure the safety at Randall's Island and other emergency shelters following a murder incident?
