KCRHA is committed to supporting people with lived experience or expertise (PLE) as HUB Site PLE experts and support. If you want to participate in the annual PIT Count, please select 'Yes.' Currently, we can financially support one PLE per HUB site per day.

Hub Site Leads are the person in charge of the operations of a Hub Site. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Being on site 4 to 8 hours on days of volunteering
• Attending daily huddle phone calls
• Setting up and taking down materials at the site
• Serving as the point of contact for a site
• Supporting Surveyors/Interviewers as needed
• Communicating supply and logistic needs to the Regional Coordinator
• Managing and securing materials on site

Surveyors are the main people collecting survey information. This will include:

• Being on-site for approximately 4 hours on days of volunteering
• Greeting and engaging with people experiencing unsheltered homelessness
• Administering the survey on provided tablets
• Using phone translation services to administer surveys to people who primarily speak a language other than English
• Distributing materials to people who are interviewed

We will have a limited number of volunteer positions for our Phone Line.

Phone Line Surveyors Surveyors are the main people collecting survey information for our Families With children. This will include:

• Being at the KCRHA Office approximately 4 hours on days of volunteering
• Greeting and engaging with callers over the phone
• Administering the survey verbally over the phone and collecting data on provided tablets
• Using phone translation services to administer surveys to people who primarily speak a language other than English
• Logging call information for the distribution of materials to people who are interviewed

There are a lot of moving parts in the physical and virtual world for this project. Supply and Tech Support volunteers will help ensure that hub sites have the supplies and functioning technology required to collect surveys. The requirements of this role will vary but may include:

• Being a point of contact for Hub Leads when they need additional supplies
• Stock resupply boxes at the KCRHA offices to be distributed to hubs
• Hand out resupply boxes to people working at hubs
• Provide over-the-phone troubleshooting for technology being used in the field
• Maintain supply logs for materials distributed to sites

At times we will need to distribute supplies from the KCRHA office to hubs, and vice-versa. If you are willing to support this function during the PIT, you must have a valid driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle. Selecting "yes" below indicates that you meet this requirement.

King County is home to a large diversity of languages. We know that many of our unhoused neighbors speak a language other than English. All volunteers will have access to a phone interpreter and are not required to speak another language. If you do speak another language and are willing to use that skill to support the PIT, please select "Yes" below.