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Data & interoperability

What resource information No One Left Outside keeps, what supports it, and how to ask about access.

What is structured, and how

No One Left Outside keeps information about programs, the organizations that run them, and official forms and routes. Guides help people plan steps and gather documents. Where we have them, we show sources, check dates and evidence labels. A source check is separate from provider confirmation.

A checked official route needs a named source and a check date. If a guide says an agency accepts a replacement document, it must name the agency, the conditions, and the source. Missing support stays UNKNOWN.

Current scope

No One Left Outside covers Kentucky and Indiana statewide. Coverage varies by place and type of help and may be incomplete. Research files may cover more areas than the public directory. A research record is not a published listing.

Journey and route counts can be re-derived from the source repository at any time. If a figure matters to your work, ask for it with the derivation attached rather than taking a number from a slide.

How directory counts work

Category counts count published program listings linked to each category, using the directory publication rules. They do not count unique providers. A program can belong to more than one category, so category counts cannot be added to get a directory total. Search counts describe the matching listings for the selected filters. A map may show a smaller set, as its limit notice explains. Counts can change as listings change and do not show openings, available funding, or how many people received help.

How records are evidenced

The status labels, the evidence labels, and the rules governing when a record may be published are documented in full on Methodology & trust. Checks apply to named fields, methods, and dates. They are not a badge for an entire organization. When sources disagree, that conflict needs review.

How to get No One Left Outside data today

  • Extracts by agreement.Ask for a structured extract for a defined purpose; see who to contact below.
  • HSDS 3.3.1 data download: Kentucky and Indiana.Each file is checked against the official Human Services Data Specification schemas before it is published. Details, files and checksums are on the data download page.
  • Licence: CC BY 4.0.The downloadable data file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0). Please credit No One Left Outside LLC like this: “Contains listings from No One Left Outside LLC, nooneleftoutside.org. Listings show their source and last-checked date where No One Left Outside LLC has them. Contact the provider before you go.”
  • No public API.Integration today is by file extract.
  • No other bulk download.Beyond the HSDS data download, extracts are produced by request and by agreement, so that the terms attached to the underlying sources travel with the data.

Who to contact, and about what

Researchers, public agencies, health systems, community partners, and civic-technology organizations can write to dustin@nooneleftoutside.org about a structured extract for a defined purpose, interoperability or schema alignment, an integration you are considering, or a correction to a record.

Say what you need the data for and what you would do with it. Extracts describe what sources say and when they were checked. They don’t rate providers or claim availability or eligibility. Organizations considering a broader engagement should start at For organizations.

A wrong or outdated listing is fastest to fix through Report a change, which routes into the same review queue.