HPP Report | Program Participants

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This report is intended to allow communities in Ontario who receive HPP funding to use HIFIS data to report out on the program participants section of the HPP reporting requirements, which encompass the majority of sections 1 and 2.

Broadly speaking, the report summarizes data about which households received services associated with which Programs. It also determines the first time the household received a service like it, and from that determines whether the client was homeless or at risk of homelessness at the time, and also whether that means the client was new to HPP or a returning household.

This is an unofficial report and is not endorsed by the Ontario MMAH.

Note: this report requires the Program Entry Dataset to run. These products are sold separately but have the option to purchase them together using the Buy Now button below.

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1 & 2. Measuring Program Participants

Service Managers are required to collect the total number of participant households that were assisted by HPP, and further to collect and report the types of assistance provided to each household.

Required data elements include:

  • # of households at-risk of homelessness that are ongoing in HPP
  • # of households at-risk of homelessness that are new to HPP
  • # of households experiencing homelessness that are ongoing in HPP
  • # of households experiencing homelessness that are new to HPP
  • # of households at-risk of homelessness who received Housing Assistance funded by HPP
  • # of households experiencing homelessness who received Housing Assistance funded by HPP
  • # of households at-risk of homelessness assisted with Supportive Housing funded by HPP
  • # of households experiencing homelessness assisted with Supportive Housing funded by HPP
  • # of households at-risk of homelessness who received Community Outreach and Support funded by HPP
  • # of households experiencing homelessness who received Community Outreach and Support funded by HPP

Features of this Report

Meet Reporting Requirements

Report features aggregated service and program data, allowing you to report on data elements 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.7, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, and 2.6 for all required reporting breakdowns. Some communities may also be able to use this to report on elements 1.3.1, 2.3.1, and 5.1.

Discharges from Provincial Institutions

Includes 4 methods of tracking discharges from provincial institutions:

  • Housing History
  • Reason for Service
  • Referred From
  • Life Events
Tons of Parameters!

There are so many parameters we can't print them all on every page. You can customize how to handle Unknown housing status and Transitional housing status. Choose eligible Programs, Service Providers, and Service Types. And of course, use the parameter for Discharge Module.

Frequently asked questions

You've got questions? We've got answers.

This report should work on HIFIS version 4.0.57 and 

This report will be maintained into the foreseeable future. If a software update causes it to stop working, or if we find an error, we'll update the file and let you know there's a new version available, at no additional cost to you.

This report has one of the longer run-times out there and would be comparable in speed to the federal Community Homelessness Report (CHR), so if that report takes a long time to run for you, so will this.

Parameters for this report are:
  • Start Date
  • End Date
  • Service Providers
  • Programs
  • Service Types - multiple-select drop-down field which includes a list of modules in HIFIS that services are provided in
  • Discharge Module - single-select drop-down which contains 4 options:
    • Reason for Service
    • Referred From
    • Housing History
    • Life Events
  • How should Transitional housing status be treated? - single-select drop-down field which includes 2 options:
    • Treat transitional as homeless
    • Treat transitional as housed
  • How should Unknown housing status be treated? - single-select drop-down field which includes 4 options:
    • Treat unknown as homeless
    • Treat unknown as housed
    • Leave as unknown
    • Use earliest known status