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4. HMIS registration data showing treatment programs and long-term care facilities needed a. Beds needed for mental health b. Beds needed for substance abuse and recovery c. Beds needed for long-term elder care d. Year-to-date [YTD] housed e. YTD remain housed 6+ months, 1 year, 2 years f. YTD recidivism 5. Capacity to provide services within the wraparound framework a. Identified pathways and resources for Hawaii Island residents to access training programs to become a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor or 12 Core Functions of the Alcohol or Substance Abuse Counselor b. Identified resources for Hawaii Island residents to access programs such as Assisted Community Treatment [ACT] c. Identified pathways and resources for Hawaii Island residents to access training programs for Social Service Navigators, Career Navigators, Health Navigators, Mental Health First Aid, Trauma Informed Care, and Talk-Therapy d. Identified pathways and resources for Hawaii Island residents to provide transportation for individuals housed to provide access to court appointments, health, mental health, and wellbeing appointments, social services, lifelong learning opportunities, civic engagement, employment, transportation to emergency shelter in times of disaster, basic needs shopping, banking, faith activities, and social interaction. iii. Housing status data should include (at minimum): 1. Average monthly inventory of available rental housing units and average rent costs by council district. 2. Average monthly inventory of available for purchase housing units and average costs by council district. 3. Number of new construction building permit applications processed, approved, and issued for single family residential structures, by council district. 4. Number of new construction building permit applications processed, approved, and issued for multi-family residential structures by council district. 5. Number of 201H applications filed,by council district.