My consulting involves working with local government and non-profit entities. I assist them in using their data to improve their services related to housing and homelessness.

More specifically, I have extensive experience in working with administrative data (including HMIS and Medicaid data) to assess, evaluate and develop services provision. This work has included program evaluation, analytics-based studies, dashboard development and needs assessments. My work targets policy professionals, services providers, and general audiences.

Take a look around this website for examples of work that showcase my abilities as a writer/presenter, a data analyst, and a content-matter expert. If you are interested in discussing ways in which might be able to work together, please contact me at stephenmetraux@gmail.com.

Current consulting projects include:

• "Evaluation of the City of Philadelphia's Encampment Resolution Pilot" (with University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice). City of Philadelphia.
• “Assessing the Aging Homeless Adult Population and Health Care Costs in Los Angeles” (with University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice). Conrad Hilton Foundation.
• “Evaluation of Los Angeles County’s Approach to Combat Homelessness” (with Public Sector Analytics). County of Los Angeles Chief Executive Office.
• “40 West Long Street Supportive Housing Redesign” (with Barbara Poppe and Associates). Central Ohio YMCA. November 2017 to present.

• "Housing First and Shared Medical Appointment Frequent Utilizer Feasibility Study" (with The Cloudburst Group and MDRC). Laura & John Arnold Foundation.