In Chile, Everyone Counts.
According to the national census of homeless people

This is a book that records the actions and people involved in the execution of the Second National Census of People Experiencing Homelessness, a project whose results are the fruit of encountering more than 12,000 people who seem to circulate daily among us dressed as invisibles. Homelessness is associated with the weakening and rupture of family ties, significant percentages of early school dropout, a massive but very precarious insertion into the labor market, and a high degree of biopsychosocial deterioration.