HUD Continuum of Care Program
Each year, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) solicits grant applications through a community-based process to address the needs of those experiencing homelessness. This process, known as the Continuum of Care Program (CoC), facilitates grants designed to address the problems of homelessness in a comprehensive manner with other federal agencies.
The HUD CoC Program is designed to:
- Promote a community-based solution to ending homelessness;
- Provide funding to nonprofits, States, and local governments to prevent and quickly re-house individual and families experiencing homelessness;
- Minimize the trauma and dislocation that individuals, families, and communities experience as a result of homelessness; and
- Promote the effective utilization of mainstream resources.
Continuum of Care also refers to a community-based group composed of representation from a cross-section of providers, community entities, representatives of mainstream resources, and individuals from one or more localities that have joined together for these purposes. The CoC organization is responsible for developing local community-based solutions to homelessness and applying for HUD funding through a collaborative grant application. The CoC organization in the Richmond area is the Greater Richmond Continuum of Care (GRCoC) which includes the following localities: the City of Richmond, and the Counties of Chesterfield, Hanover, Henrico, Powhatan, Goochland, New Kent and Charles City. Homeward is the lead agency for GRCoC and manages the annual HUD CoC grant application process.
HUD announces the beginning of the annual grant competition by publishing a Notice of Funding Opportunities (NOFO). The NOFO provides detailed information about the application process including deadlines, eligible applicants, activities and costs. Anyone interested in applying for HUD funding should become familiar with the federal legislation governing CoC funding, Program Interim Rule Part 578 Continuum of Care Program as well as the NOFO. Applicants should also check this website often as the grant information is updated on a regular basis.
FY2026 HUD CoC Competition Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)
On June 1st, 2026, HUD released the FY2026 Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). You can access the NOFO here
Homeward staff have prepared an overview of this NOFO: Read overview here. A PDF version can be found here.
The GRCoC invites all interested applicants, including nonprofits and faith-based organizations to review the NOFO and consider submitting an application through the GRCoC Local Competition.
The GRCoC local competition will open Monday, June 22nd at 5pm. The competition will close Thursday, July 23rd at 5pm.
WizeHive Application Portal: https://webportalapp.com/sp/grcoc_hudcompetition
Homeward will host the FY26 "How to Apply Webinar" on Tuesday, June 23rd at 10am. Register Here
Office Hours will be hosted June 30th, July 7th, and July 14th. Register for Office Hours here.
Because of the changes to the FY26 competition, all new AND renewing projects will need to submit a letter of intent (LOI) for their FY26 application. Information submitted in this LOI will be used for initial eligibility screening and administrative support for the Ranking Committee. Information submitted in the LOI will NOT be considered in project scoring or ranking.
Letters of Intent are due by Monday, July 6th.
Performance data, in accordance with GRCoC Local Competition Policies and Procedures, will be pulled by the HMIS lead for Calendar Year 2025 on Monday July 6th. Renewing, Transitioning, and Consolidating Projects have until that date to correct data errors. DV Applicants who use a comparable database and new applicants without HMIS data for calendar year 2025 should refer to Competition Policies & Procedures: Scoring and Ranking Policies for instructions; data should be submitted by Monday, July 6th.
Competition Links and Resources:
FY26 GRCoC Board Approved Competition Timeline
GRCoC FY26 HUD CoC Program Competition Policies & Procedures
GRCoC FY26 Renewal Project Application Outline
GRCoC FY26 New Project Application Outline
GRCoC FY26 Detailed Scoring Factors [All Project types]
Project Application Attachments
Environmental Review Form (coming soon)
- An environmental review evaluates a project and its potential environmental impacts to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local environmental requirements. All HUD-assisted projects must undergo an environmental review process to help ensure projects do not negatively affect surrounding communities and that project sites are safe and appropriate for occupants. While the level of review varies by project type, all projects must comply with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other applicable environmental laws and regulations.
FY25 Grant Inventory Worksheet
- HUD requires all CoCs to review and complete the GIW before opening the CoC Competition or executing renewal grants. The GIW identifies all CoC projects eligible to renew funding in a given year and is used by HUD to determine project eligibility, funding amounts, and the CoC’s annual renewal demand. Projects not included in the GIW are not eligible to renew CoC funding.
HUD 426 Form- Indirect Cost Information for Award Applicant/Recipient
- This form is required for organizations receiving HUD grants to provide details about how they calculate and apply indirect costs under federal awards.
HUD 50070- Certification for a Drug-Free Workplace
- This form is required for organizations applying for federal grant funding from the HUD to certify that they will maintain a drug-free work environment. The form ensures compliance with federal regulations and promotes safety, health, and legal accountability in workplaces funded by HUD.
HUD 2996- Certification for Opportunity Zones Preference Points
- This document is used to confirm that a proposed project or activity qualifies for preference points under HUD funding programs. Preference points may be awarded for projects that invest in or develop properties located in designated Opportunity Zones, federally identified communities intended to encourage economic investment and development.
General Funding Resources
- HUD - Program Interim Rule Part 578 Continuum of Care Program
- GRCoC Applicant Threshold Requirements
- GRCoC HMIS Compliance Policy
- GRCoC Reallocation Policy
- GRCoC Appeals Process
- GRCoC Coordinated Grant Ranking and Review Process
- Federal Funding to Address Homelessness presentation (coming soon)
Questions about the GRCoC Coordinated Funding programs/processes can be sent to fmpugh@homewardva.org
HUD Youth Homelessness Demonstration Project
The Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP) is an exciting new initiative designed to reduce the number of youth experiencing homelessness. The goal of the YHDP is to support selected communities, including rural, suburban, and urban areas across the United States, in the development and implementation of a coordinated community approach to preventing and ending youth homelessness.
The Greater Richmond Region was selected as a part of Round 6 of YHDP Funding on October 24th, 2022. YHDP Funding is available under the HUD Continuum of Care Program.
After a 6 month planning process led by the GRCoC Youth Action Board and managed by Homeward, our community developed a Coordinated Community Plan to Address and End Homelessness in the Greater Richmond Region.
FY 2026 Continuum of Care Competition and YHDP Notice of Funding Opportunity
The 2026 Continuum of Care (CoC) Competition Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) is now available at grants.gov.
Opportunity Listing - FY 2026 Continuum of Care Competition and Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program Grants NOFO
You can access the full NOFO here:
FY 2026 Continuum of Care Competition and Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program Grants NOFO
YHDP applicants should also review the
HUD CoC Program section above. Information regarding the "How to Apply" webinars, office hours, Letter of Intent (LOI) requirements, the Board-approved competition timeline, and other relevant documents apply to both CoC and YHDP applicants.
Questions about the GRCoC Coordinated Funding programs/processes can be sent to fmpugh@homewardva.org
HUD CoC Program Archive
FY25
FY2025 HUD CoC Competition Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)
December 11th, the GRCoC Board voted to suspend the timeline and active competition of the GRCoC FY25 HUD CoC Funding Competition.
What are the next steps?
- Homeward, the Ranking Committee, and the CoC Board will continue to monitor for the re-release of an FY25 NOFO.
- Once the NOFO is re-released, Homeward and the Ranking Committee will recommend relevant changes to competition materials, commensurate to any significant changes included in a re-released FY25 NOFO.
- Once the NOFO is re-released and the GRCoC Board approves relevant changes to an updated timeline, Homeward will communicate these changes and the updated timeline via this newsletter and the CoC Website.
What does this mean for applicants?
- All applications in WizeHive will remain editable while the timeline is suspended. Applicants are encouraged to continue working on materials to be prepared to submit when HUD re-releases an FY25 NOFO.
FY25 HUD CoC Funding availability is selected for communities based on the results of the FY24 CoC Competition, as described in the FY24-25 Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). For the Greater Richmond Continuum of Care (GRCoC), FY25 funding will be awarded based on the projects and rankings approved in the FY24 application, rather than through a new competitive process. No new national competition or bonus funding will occur in FY25; any new projects may be created only by reallocating funds from existing projects. GRCoC is required to submit a limited funding request focused on project listings, preserving stable funding for critical housing and homeless services across the region.
[FY24 Consolidated Application; FY24 Priority Listing]
FY24-25
FY24-25 Competition
The HUD FY24-25 Competition was released by HUD on July 31, 2024. The GRCoC opened its local competition on August 9th, 2024. This competition closed 31 day later, on Monday, September 9th at 2pm. The GRCoC Submitted its approved application and priority listing on October 28th, 2024.
How to Apply:
Only eligible, on-time, and complete applications will be considered. Please read the NOFO and local policies and procedures in their entirety. For questions about this federal funding source, please contact Director of Coordinated Funding, Frances-Marie Pugh (fmpugh@homewardva.org)
Detailed Instructions will be provided at the GRCoC How to Apply Webinar
August 13th, 2024
Office Hours:
8/20; 8/27: 2-3:30PM.
All applications must be submitted via WizeHive by 2pm, September 9th 2024.
You will need to create an organizational profile to access this application. Only one applicant per-organization may complete the application.
There is conditional logic built into this application, please answer questions in the order they are provided to make sure all questions are answered.
https://webportalapp.com/sp/grcoc_fundingcompetition
Applications will be scored using these scoring factors
GRCoC Detailed Scoring Factors FY24-25
New Applicants:
Are encouraged to submit a letter of intent by Monday, August 19th
Letter of Intent for New Project
Applicants will need to complete the following templates to reflect the FMR levels for the project's housing type
GRCoC Competition Timeline and Process
Optional E-SNAPs Office Hours Tuesday 10/1, 1-2:30 Click to join
All interested applicants are encouraged to read the following documents in their entirety
FY24 GRCoC Local Competition Policies and Procedures
The GRCoC Board Approved the FY24 HUD CoC Priority Listing on October 15th, 2024
FY24 Final Approved Priority Listing
The GRCoC Board Approved the FY24 HUD CoC Consolidated Application on October 25th, 2024
FY24 Approved Consolidated Application
The Collaborative Applicant reserves permission from the CoC Board to modify language and content, as necessary, for clarity and consistency.
FY23-24
Each year, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) solicits grant applications through a community-based process to address the needs of those experiencing homelessness. This process, known as the Continuum of Care Program (CoC), facilitates grants designed to address the problems of homelessness in a comprehensive manner with other federal agencies.
The HUD CoC Program is designed to:
Promote a community-based solution to ending homelessness;
- Provide funding to nonprofits, States, and local governments to prevent and quickly re-house individual and families experiencing homelessness;
- Minimize the trauma and dislocation that individuals, families, and communities experience as a result of homelessness; and
- Promote the effective utilization of mainstream resources.
Continuum of Care also refers to a community-based group composed of representation from a cross-section of providers, community entities, representatives of mainstream resources, and individuals from one or more localities that have joined together for these purposes. The CoC organization is responsible for developing local community-based solutions to homelessness and applying for HUD funding through a collaborative grant application. The CoC organization in the Richmond area is the Greater Richmond Continuum of Care (GRCoC) which includes the following localities: the City of Richmond, and the Counties of Chesterfield, Hanover, Henrico, Powhatan, Goochland, New Kent and Charles City. Homeward is the lead agency for GRCoC and manages the annual HUD CoC grant application process.
HUD announces the beginning of the annual grant competition by publishing a Notice of Funding Opportunities (NOFO). The NOFO provides detailed information about the application process including deadlines, eligible applicants, activities and costs. Anyone interested in applying for HUD funding should become familiar with the federal legislation governing CoC funding, Program Interim Rule Part 578 Continuum of Care Program as well as the NOFO. Applicants should also check this website often as the grant information is updated on a regular basis.
September 20, 2023
The GRCoC Board voted to approve the FY23 Consolidated Application for submission to HUD. The Consolidated Application consists of two parts:
The CoC Application [Application]
The Project Priority Listing [Priority Listing]
The GRCoC’s total funding request to HUD is $6,523,301. Of this, $5,003,030 is renewal funding for existing programs.
This request includes $3,823,886 for Permanent Supportive Housing, $1,843,552 for Rapid Rehousing, $460,230 for Supportive Services-Only projects (including support for federally-required Coordinated Entry), $50,000 for a Homeless Management Information System project (also federal-required), and $345,633 for non-competitive Planning funding for the CoC’s designated Collaborative Applicant.
Most of the requested $6.5M in funding goes to directly support people experiencing homelessness through rental assistance and case management.
HUD makes the final determination on awards and establishes contracts directly with providers.
The GRCoC is grateful for the commitment to end homelessness from each organization that submitted applications for inclusion in the FY23 Consolidated Application.
July 25, 2023 -- FY23 HUD CoC competition documents
By end of day Wednesday, August 24, project applications for the HUD CoC Program NOFO must be submitted through OneDrive and electronic project applications submitted in e-SNAPS. Organizations that have not been previously awarded HUD CoC funding are welcome to apply to this year's competition.
Below are the CoC Competition documents.
- Timeline and Process
- New Project Application Form(WORD)
- Renewal Project Application Form(WORD)
- New Project Application Scoring Form
July 5, 2023 -- HUD Releases CoC NOFO
On Wednesday, July 5th, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released the FY23 Continuum of Care Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO).
General Funding Resources
- HUD - Program Interim Rule Part 578 Continuum of Care Program
- GRCoC Applicant Threshold Requirements
- GRCoC HMIS Compliance Policy
- GRCoC Reallocation Policy
- GRCoC Appeals Process
- USICH Housing First Checklist
- GRCoC Coordinated Grant Ranking and Review Process
- Federal Funding to Address Homelessness presentation
Three things interested applicants should do:
- Read the NOFO in its entirety
- Review GRCoC’s Coordinated Funding processes & threshold requirements
- Review CoC funding program guidelines ®gulations
FY22-23
FY 2022
September 27, 2022 - - GRCoC Board approves HUD Consolidated Application
The GRCoC's final FY 2022 HUD CoC Consolidated Application which includes the CoC Application, the Project Priority Listing and related attachments, was approved by the GRCoC Board today, September 27, 2022 and is posted below. The Consolidated Application will be submitted to HUD by September 30, 2022.
The collaborative funding request of $5,201,513 includes support for 11 renewal applications for Permanent Supportive Housing, Rapid Re-housing, Coordinated Entry, and HMIS. It also includes Homeward’s non-competitive Planning application.
August 30, 2022 - - Submission into e-snaps delayed
Because the HUD CoC Program project applications are not available in e-snaps yet, applicants are not expected to submit project applications in e-SNAPS until a later date. Project applications still must be submitted through OneDrive by end of day Wednesday, August 31.
August 12, 2022 -- FY22 HUD CoC competition documents
By end of day Wednesday, August 31, project applications for the HUD CoC Program NOFO must be submitted through OneDrive and electronic project applications submitted in e-SNAPS. Below are the CoC Competition documents.
- Timeline and Process
- New Project Application Form
- Renewal Project Application Form(Updated 8/17/22 to include onedrive link)
- New Project Application Scoring Form
August 5, 2022 -- HUD Releases CoC NOFO
On Monday, August 1st the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) making $2.8 billion in FY 2022 Continuum of Care Program (CoC) competitive funding available to homeless services organizations across the country.
The regular NOFO cycle is generally 90 days – which is normally a compressed process. This year, the annual CoC application is due to HUD on September 30, so we have 2/3 the time. The CoC Program guidelines require CoCs to have a local project application due date that is no less than 30 days before the federal deadline. Therefore, applicants need to submit project applications to the CoC no later than August 31.
FY2022 HUD CoC Supplemental NOFO
General Resources
- HUD Supplemental NOFO
- Homeward's overview of Supplemental NOFO webinar (recorded 6/30/22)
- Overview presentation on the NOFO
- How to apply webinar (recorded 8/12/22)
- GRCoC serve service needs plan
October 17, 2022 - - GRCoC Board approves HUD Special NOFO Application
The GRCoC's final HUD Special NOFO for the unsheltered set aside which includes the CoC Application, the Project Priority Listing and related attachments, was approved by the GRCoC Board on October 17, 2022 and is posted below. The Consolidated Application will be submitted to HUD by October 20, 2022.
The collaborative funding request of $5,405,072 includes support for 11 new applications for Permanent Supportive Housing, Supportive Services Only (SSO), SOO-Outreach (SSO-O), Planning, and HMIS.
August 12, 2022 -- FY22 HUD CoC Supplemental competition documents - revised
By 5 p.m. on Monday, September 19th, project applications for the HUD Supplemental NOFO must be submitted to Homeward OneDrive and electronic project applications submitted in e-SNAPS. Below are the competition documents.
June 24, 2022 -- HUD releases supplemental CoC NOFO to address unsheltered homelessness
On June 22, the U.S. Department of Housing and Community Development (HUD) announced the Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Supplemental Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) to Address Unsheltered and Rural Homelessness, which makes $322 million in competitive funding available to communities to address unsheltered and rural homelessness. Applications must be submitted no later than October 20, 2022, at 8:00 PM EDT.
YHDP
HUD YHDP FY21 Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)
Appendix A of the YHDP Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)
FY21-22
FY 2021
August 18, 2021—The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has released the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) making $2.656 billion in FY 2021 Continuum of Care Program (CoC) competitive funding available to homeless services organizations across the country for supportive services and housing programs for people experiencing homelessness. Consolidated Applications are due November 16, 2021, at 5 pm (Read the full press release here).
GRCoC NOFO Overview Webinar--August 25, 2021
September 1, 2021--FY21 HUD Continuum of Care Project Applications Open
Applications are now available for the HUD FY2021 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition. All documents related to the competition including complete applications instructions and forms are posted below. The CoC program is designed to:
- Promote a community-based solution to ending homelessness;
- Provide funding to nonprofits, States, and local governments to prevent and quickly re-house individuals and families experiencing homelessness;
- Minimize the trauma and dislocation that individuals, families, and communities experience as a result of homelessness; and
- Promote the effective utilization of mainstream resources.
The consolidated application must be submitted to HUD by 8 p.m. on November 16, 2021. Project applications must be submitted to Homeward, Collaborative Applicant, and HUD (via esnaps) by October 1 at 5 p.m. Please refer to the FY21 HUD CoC Timeline and Process for a complete list of deadlines.
- Supplemental Application Form--New Projects
- Supplemental Application Form--Renewal Projects
- Timeline and Process
- New Application Scoring Form
- Renewal Application Scoring Forms: RRH, PSH
- GRCoC HUD FY21 CoC Resource Allocation Strategy
If your organization is planning to apply for HUD CoC funding, the GRCoC strongly suggests you:
1) Read the FY21 HUD CoC NOFO in its entirety
2) Review the GRCoC Funding webpage
3) Attend a 1-hour "How to Apply" webinar on Thursday, September 9 at 9 a.m. or 5:30 p.m.
4) Attend an open office hours Q&A session on Friday, September 10, or Monday, September 13, 11 a.m.-12 p.m. through this link.
October 21, 2021-Request for Public Comment: The Greater Richmond Continuum of Care Ranking Committee met on October 13, 2021 to review applications for FY21 Continuum of Care funding. This document has been combined with the CoC community narrative as a draft for the GRCoC's FY21 HUD CoC Consolidated Application. The draft is out for public comment until Thursday, October 28 at 12:00 p.m. Please follow this link to submit your comments. Note: there are some small sections that are pending information from external agencies. Once the public comment period is complete, the updated (if necessary) draft will be sent to the GRCoC board for final approval before being submitted to HUD.
GRCoC DRAFT FY21 HUD CoC Consolidated Application
Public Comment Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScLWeHURxIBaUJuFK8LvXeQzG30NGRhsSn9ryxEGwTsr7ol1A/viewform?usp=pp_url
November 8, 2021-FY21 HUD CoC Consolidated Application Public Posting--Final
The GRCoC's final FY 2021 HUD CoC Consolidated Application which includes the CoC Application, the Project Priority Listing and related attachments, was approved by the GRCoC Board on October 28, 2021 and is posted below. The Consolidated Application will be submitted to HUD by November 16, 2021
GRCoC FY21 HUD CoC Application--Final
GRCoC FY21 HUD Project Priority Listing--Final
November 10, 2021-FY21 HUD CoC Consolidated Application Submitted
Homeward submitted the FY21 CoC Consolidated Application on behalf of the GRCoC to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The application includes a funding request for 15 projects (12 renewal and 3 new projects ) totaling $5,546,829 to support Permanent Supportive Housing, Rapid Re-housing, Coordinated Entry, and Planning.
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FY 2018
HUD CoC Program Funding Information
- 2018 GRCoC Funding Priorities
- 2018 GRCoC Project Performance Measures
- 2018 HUD CoC Program Competition-Notice of Funding Availability
- FY18 HUD CoC Program Competition-What’s New, Changes and Highlights
- FY18 HUD CoC Coordinated Entry Applications
- Public Comments Received– FY18 HUD Continuum of Care Grant Competition – Coordinated Entry Applications
- FY18 HUD CoC Funding Process and Timeline
- FY18 HUD CoC Application Instructions and Forms
- FY18 HUD CoC Renewal and New Application Scoring Forms
FUNDING ANNOUNCEMENT JUNE 28, 2018
The Greater Richmond Continuum of Care (GRCoC) is pleased to announce the availability of funding for homeless services in the Richmond region through the US. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). HUD released the Notice of Funding Availability for the FY 2018 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition on June 20, 2018. The CoC program is designed to:
- Promote a community-based solution to ending homelessness;
- Provide funding to nonprofits, States, and local governments to prevent and quickly re-house individual and families experiencing homelessness;
- Minimize the trauma and dislocation that individuals, families, and communities experience as a result of homelessness; and
- Promote the effective utilization of mainstream resources.
Please review the program NOFA and competition highlights posted above. Detailed information on the application process and timetable will be posted shortly.
FUNDING ANNOUNCEMENT JULY 6, 2018
Applications are now available for the HUD FY 2018 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition. All documents related to the competition including complete applications instructions and forms are posted above. The CoC program is designed to:
- Promote a community-based solution to ending homelessness;
- Provide funding to nonprofits, States, and local governments to prevent and quickly re-house individual and families experiencing homelessness;
- Minimize the trauma and dislocation that individuals, families, and communities experience as a result of homelessness; and
- Promote the effective utilization of mainstream resources.
The consolidated application must be submitted to HUD by 8pm on September 18, 2018 Project applications must be submitted to Homeward, Lead Applicant, by August 2, 2018 Please refer to the FY18 HUD CoC Process and Timeline for complete list of deadlines.
Eligible Applicants
New and renewal applicants are invited to apply and new applicants are encouraged to contact the Coordinated Grants Administrator for technical assistance. All applicants must meet GRCoC threshold requirements for grant applicants, 2018 Funding Priorities and HUD requirements contained in the FY18 HUD CoC Notice of Funding Availability. It is the responsibility of the applicant to review and comply with all requirements.
Homeward will conduct a How-to-Apply conference call on July 16 at 10 am. Call: (866) 906-0040; Enter Code 8308207
Eligible Projects
Eligible new and renewal projects include: 1) Permanent Supportive Housing for chronically homeless individuals and families; and 2) Rapid Rehousing for homeless families and individuals, including unaccompanied youth.
New projects may be funded through a Permanent Housing bonus, a Domestic Violence bonus or available reallocated funds.
PROJECT PRIORITY LISTING ANNOUNCEMENT August 28, 2018
The Greater Richmond CoC is applying for $5,402,772 in federal funding through the HUD CoC funding competition. The Greater Richmond CoC Board approved the project priority listing on August 27, 2018 as recommended by the Greater Richmond CoC Ranking Committee. This list of project applications is ranked in order of funding priority and will be submitted to HUD as part of the Greater Richmond CoC Consolidated Application for funding.
Greater Richmond Continuum of Care FY18 HUD CoC Project Priority Listing
The Greater Richmond CoC APPLICATION REQUEST FOR PUBLIC COMMENT August 31, 2018
The Greater Richmond CoC is applying for $5,402,772 in federal funding through the HUD CoC funding competition. The consolidated grant application has several components. The first component, the project priority listing, was approved by the Greater Richmond CoC Board on August 27, 2018 and is posted above. A second component of this consolidated application is the CoC Application which includes information about the Greater Richmond CoC governance structure and strategic planning process and goals. A draft of the CoC application is now available for your review and comment. Please note that several charts appear to be incomplete due to a glitch in HUD’s electronic grant system. A new draft will be uploaded once this is corrected. We welcome your comments and questions which may be emailed to the Homeward Coordinated Grants Administrator by Thursday September 6, 2018.
Greater Richmond Continuum of Care FY 2018 HUD CoC Application- draft
THE GREATER RICHMOND CoC FY18 CONSOLIDATED APPLICATION FOR HUD COC FUNDING –FINAL September 12, 2018
The final FY 2018 Greater Richmond CoC Consolidated Application which includes the CoC Application, the Project Priority Listing and related attachments, was approved by the GRCoC Board on September 12, 2018 and is posted below. The Consolidated Application will be submitted to HUD by September 18, 2018
Greater Richmond CoC FY 2018 HUD CoC Application and Attachment- Final
Greater Richmond CoC FY 2018 HUD Project Priority Listing-Final
FY 2018 HUD CoC Program Funding Award
FY 2017
HUD CoC Program Funding Application Materials and Information
- 2017 GRCoC Funding Priorities
- 2017 GRCoC System Performance Measures
- 2017 GRCOC Project Performance Measures
- FY 2017 CoC Program Competition NOFA
- USICH FY 2017 CoC Competition Webinar
- GRCoC VA-500 GIW FINAL 6.06.17
- FY 2017 HUD CoC Program Competition Timeline
- FY 2017 GRCoC Supplemental Application
- FY2017 HUD CoC Scoring Forms-renewal
- FY2017 GRCoC Project Priority Listing
- FY17 CoC Award final
- FY17 CoC Application Debriefing
- FY2017 GRCoC Application
- FY 2017 CoC Application Attachments 1
- FY 2017 CoC Application Attachments 2
- FY 2017 CoC Application Attachments 3
- FY 2017 CoC Application Attachments 4
- GRCoC Coordinated Grant Ranking and Review Process
FY 2016
HUD CoC Program Funding application materials and information
- 2016 GrCoC Funding Priorities
- 2016 NOFA
- GRCOC Project Performance Measurement (final)
- GRCoC System Performance Measurement (final)
- Public Comment - Performance Measures (final)
- FY 2016 NOFA highlights
- FY16 HUD CoC Competition Timeline and Process (revised)
- GRCoC FY16 Application Instructions (revised)
- FY16 HUD CoC Scoring Forms
- FY16 GRCoC Application
- FY16 GRCoC Project Priority Listing
- FY 16 GRCoC Award
- FY16 CoC Competition-GRCoC Debriefing
FY 2015
HUD CoC Program Funding application materials and information
- VA-500_FY2015_Debriefing_Summary 3rd version
- FY 2015 CoC Application Debriefing Summary (002)
- CoC Application
- Project Priority Listing of Projects
- GRCoC Ranking Tool 2015-Ranked final
- FY15 CoC Ltr of Intent final
- FY15 HUD CoC Program NOFA Preliminary Summary
- FY15 HUD CoC Competition Process-Timeline rev. 10.01
- FY15 HUD CoC Project Application Instructions
- FY15 HUD CoC Project Budget Template
- FY15 HUD CoC Bonus Funding Announcment 10
- FY15 HUD CoC bonus project application instructions
- 2015-Funding-priorities adopted
- Scoring Forms master all programs 08.10. 15 final
- FY15 CoC Program NOFA and FY15 NOFA Policy Requirements and General Section
FY14
FY14 HUD CoC Program Funding application materials and information
GRCoC Project Application Overview
HUD Continuum of Care Project Selection Priorities