Fond du Lac Homeless Stats
Homelessness can happen to anyone. Thousands of hardworking individuals and families in Fond du Lac County are one health, economic or family crisis away from losing their home.
2025 Impact Summary:
Providing Hope, Shelter, and Support to Individuals and Families in Crisis
Shelter Services Summary
- Total Individuals Served in Homeless Shelter: 125 (37 Men, 87 Women, 1 Trans/Non-Binary)
- Total Individuals Served in Family Shelter: 184 (56 Women, 28 Men, 96 Children)
- Total Nights of Care Provided: 21,429
- Total Crisis Calls Responded To: 8,316
Advocacy and Case Management Support
- Homeless Shelter Advocacy Hours: 9,327
- Individual Shelter Advocacy Hours: 5,961
- Family Shelter Advocacy Hours: 3,366
Drexel Youth Empowerment Program
- Case Management Hours: 928
- Advocacy Hours: 4,026
Shelter Safe Night Stays
- Indivuduals Served: 305
- Nights of Care Profided: 21,429
- Hours of Advocacy: 14,284
- Total Crisis Calls Responded To: 8,316
Outreach and Prevention Services
- Individuals Welcomed: 76
- Drexler Outreach Program Individuals: 52
- Advocacy Hours for Homeless Outreach: 56
- Eviction Prevention Households Served: 105
- Total Eviction Prevention Funds Distributed: $12,751
- Eviction Prevention Advocacy Hours: 27.75
Homelessness isn’t someone else’s issue. It is a community issue. If ignored, it has a ripple effect throughout the community. It impacts the availability of healthcare resources, crime and safety, the workforce, and the use of tax dollars. It benefits all of us to break the cycle of homelessness.