HUD CoC NOFO

FY 2021 Continuum of Care NOFO Funding Awards 

On March 14th, 2022, HUD announced funding awards for the 2021 Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) competition. Our Continuum was awarded a total of $40,087,543.00​ for all Tier 1 renewals, two new DV bonus projects, and the CoC Planning Grant.  A link to all HUD’s list of all funded projects is here.

10/29/2021

The 2021 Local Competition Rating and Ranking process has concluded. The final ranked list of projects is available here.

11/10/2021

Download the 2021 CoC Application, Attachment, and Priority List posted below:

 

The HUD CoC Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the 2021 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition was released on August 18th, 2021 by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and is now open. The competition will close Tuesday, November 16, 2021.

Click here to read the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) and for more information from the HUD website. You can read the NOFO here.

Anyone interested and not yet directly receiving updates about the NOFO, please submit contact information here.
 

The Frequently Asked Questions Period is from Monday, September 13 – to Friday, September 24th. During this period, please send your questions to alameda@homebaseccc.org. The FAQs are posted below. 

2021 Beginner’s NOFO Orientation Materials (9/20/21)

2021 NOFO Bidders’ Conference Materials (9/13/21)

2021 Local applications

PRESTO applications and Box attachments are due to Homebase on October 8 @ 5pm. We strongly recommend that you start first with the Required Competition Application & Documents so you can start collecting and completing your required attachment documents.
 
Renewal Project Applicants:
    1. Retrieve the Required Competition Application & Documents.
    2. If you have not yet done so, please request access to your agency’s PRESTO local application portal and its Box attachment uploads by sending email addresses and names of any interested staff to alameda@homebaseccc.org.
    3. Log in to PRESTO when your access is granted, to answer your supplemental questionnaire.
 
New Project Applicants:
    1. Retrieve the Required Competition Application & Documents.
    2. Register for our CoC 101 session next Monday, September 20. 
    3. Notify info@everyonehome.org and alameda@homebaseccc.org to arrange a meeting to discuss your project’s proposal, and request its PRESTO profile to be created.
    4. Reminder – eligible new housing project component types include Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH), Rapid Rehousing (RRH), and Joint Transitional Housing-Rapid Rehousing (TH-RRH). In addition, there is a DV Bonus offering a unique funding stream specifically for RRH and TH-RRH projects serving survivors of domestic violence.
 

Finally, to capture the community’s current work promoting racial equity in services and identify gaps in capacity, we ask that you fill this brief 5-minute Survey. All responses are kept anonymous (unless you choose to self-identify). This survey has no bearing on your application, however, your input is invaluable to our community’s Consolidated Application.

2021 NOFO RESOURCES

To learn more about the Alameda County CoC Board’s preparations leading up to the FY 2021 CoC Program NOFA, please reference board meeting agendas and materials by visiting the HUD CoC Committee Page. 

Additional Resources: E-snaps Instructions, Housing First Checklist, and 2019 Funding List. 

2020 PIT Count and HUD NOFA Announcement Memo 
2019 HUD NOFA Announcement Memo and Rating and Ranking Award List
2019 Consolidated Application
2018 NOFA Results and Consolidated Application 
2018 NOFA Process
2017 HUD CoC Funding Competition Results 
2017 NOFA Consolidated Application, attachments and Project Listings
2017 NOFA Commuity Planning Process 
2016 Consolidated Application 9.12.16
2016 Results for the CoC Funding Competition
2016 NOFA Community Planning Process
2015 NOFA Community Planning Process
2014 NOFA Community Planning Process
2013 NOFA Community Planning Process
2012 NOFA Community Planning Process

The first HUD CoC “Increasing LGBTQI+ and Families Access to Housing, Services, and Shelter” training, presented in partnership with the Family Violence Law Center (FVLC), took place December 7, 2018. If you were unable to attend, please download the materials below:

Increasing LGBTQI+ and Families Access to Housing, Shelter, and Services PowerPoint
Equal Access Decision Tree
LGBT Access flyer
LGBT Power and Control Wheel
FVLC Mobile Response Team overview
FVLC Restraining Order instructions