2019 NOFA Notice
The HUD CoC Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the 2019 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition was released on July 3rd by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and is now open. Click here to review the Notice and here to review a summary of what’s new.
The 2019 Consolidated Application has been approved by the HUD CoC Committee on 9/24/19 and is ready to be submitted to HUD. You can review the Consolidated Application and CoC Priority Listing below:
2019 HUD NOFA Announcement Memo and Rating and Ranking Awarded List
Renewal Applicants:
New Applicants:
Additional Resources: E-snaps Instructions, Housing First Checklist, and 2018 Ranking List.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Timeline for 2019 Local Process:
- Community Input Session — July 12 (Materials)
- Local Application for Renewals released – July 24
- FAQ period begins – July 24
- Local Application for New Projects Released and Bidder’s Conference —July 30 (Materials and Notes)
- FAQ period ends for Renewals– August 13
- FAQ period ends for New Projects —August 16
- Local Application for Renewals due back to EveryOne Home – August 23
- Preliminary Rating & Ranking List scores released to Projects – September 9
- Appeals Period begins – September 11
- Appeals Period ends – September 12
- Final Rating & Ranking List released to Projects – September 15
Learn more about the 2019 Local Process here.
If you would like to receive updates on the HUD CoC NOFA, please join our email list here.
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
