With a history of disinvestment and racist housing policies, neighborhoods like Belmont/East Tremont experience high poverty (a value of 3) and high unemployment (3), high rates of evictions (8), foreclosures, high school incompletion (5), child poverty (1) and homelessness (1), and disconnected youth (9). Many of these neighborhoods relatedly also have high assault hospitalizations (5), shootings (8), and homicides (10) compared to the rest of New York City.