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RECENT NEWS
FY2021 COC NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY (NOFO)
The HUD CoC Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the 2021 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition was released August 18th, by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), making $2.6 billion in competitive funding available to homeless services organizations across the country for supportive services and housing programs for people experiencing homelessness. Each of the 400+ Continuums
Emergency Solutions Grants – CARES Act (ESG-CV) Phase II Notice of Funding Availability, Request for Application
The South Carolina Office of Economic Opportunity OEO has released the CARES Act Phase II NOFA. Additional resources and the original posting is available here: http://oeo.sc.gov/resources.html The state of South Carolina Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) is issuing a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for Phase II of the ESG-CV Program, CFDA #14.231. Private nonprofit entities and current ESG and
2020 CoC Membership Application
Click on the button below to download the newest 2020 CoC Membership Application. CoC Membership includes: Notification of Funding Availability from Federal, State, and Local funders Ability to participate and apply for HUD CoC funding Training & Workshops Information Sharing and Collaboration Download Member Application181 KB
CoC Public Posting of the FY2019 Consolidated Application
Continuum of Care are required to post on their website, at least 2 days before the application submission deadline, all parts of the CoC Consolidated Application, including the CoC Application with attachments and the CoC Priority Listing with all project applications accepted and ranked, or rejected, and notify community members and key stakeholders that the CoC Consolidation Application is available.
SCICH State of Homelessness Report
The purpose of the SCICH State of Homelessness Report is to provide a comprehensive overview of statewide and local homelessness data as reported by the state’s four Continuums of Care and the South Carolina Department of Education. This report was designed to compile and communicate statewide information about homelessness in South Carolina. However, the report also presents more localized data
TCHC Policies and Guidelines for Renewal and New Grant Applications, Including Reallocated Project Funding
The HUD Collaborative Applicant & Grant Applications Selection
Committee must use a point-based evaluation form to score and rank NOFA grant applications. Attached,
as Appendix A, are the current forms, one for new grants and one for renewal Grants. The HUD
Collaborative Applicant & Grant Applications Selection Committee may recommend changes to this form,
from year to year depending on HUD’s priorities announced in the NOFA, which the Board of Directors
must approve.