HUD Continuum of Care Funding

Each Year, the Department of Urban Development (HUD) asks communities to review and rank local projects seeking funding for HUD’s Continuum of Care funding. The FMCoC engages in a local funding process which includes a review and rank process to generate a Priority Listing for HUD funding. The FMCoC completes a Consolidated Application for the entire Continuum and includes the priority listing; each agency on the priority listing submits their application to HUD.


HUD CoC NOFO Announcements:

Please save the date for the following meetings for the 2024 Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) competition:

Fresno Madera Continuum of Care Performance and Evaluation Workgroup: meeting to review the proposed 2024 HUD CoC NOFO scoring tools and policies. These documents will be sent to the CoC listserv in advance of the meeting for review. Written comments are also welcome.

HUD CoC NOFO New Project Presentation/New Project 101: if you are considering applying for a new CoC-funded project in 2023 or want to learn more about CoC funding, please attend this presentation. 

Thank you to eveyrone who participated in the 2023 Fresno Mader Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Local Competition.

On Tuesday, September 12, 2023 the CoC voted to approve the final Priority Listing, which is available here.

Funding Opportunity for Homeless Service Providers:
HUD CoC NOFO Technical Assistance Workshop and Local Competition Materials

On Tuesday, July 18th, 2023 the Fresno Madera Continuum of Care (CoC) held an informational Technical Assistance (TA) Workshop. This Workshop provided attendees with an overview of the local application process, as well as instructions for completing the local and project applications. 

The materials from the TA Workshop, including the local competition materials (i.e., competition policies, calendar, and scoring tools) are available here.

  • Renewal Project Applicants: local competition applications are due July 28th by 12PM to fmcoc@homebaseccc.org. Local competition materials, including the local scoring tools, supplemental questions, and timeline, are available here.  Then, please utilize guidance contained in the federal TA Handbook to begin your project applications in e-snaps. Renewal project applications are due in e-snaps on Friday, August 18, by 12pm PST. Please do not hit "Submit" in e-snaps- just PDF the application and email it to Homebase to review. Please fill out this Google Form to tell us who your Review and Rank project contacts are. 
     

  • New Project Applicants: please fill out this Google Form by July 25th at noon (this counts as your new project Letter of Intent) and email fmcoc@homebaseccc.org to obtain new project application information and new project local competition instructions. Then, utilize the local competition handbook to begin your new project application for the local competition and federal TA Handbook for the federal application in e-snaps. New project local competition application Supplemental Question PDFs and federal competition e-snaps PDFs are both due on Friday, August 4, by 12pm PST. Please do not hit "Submit" in e-snaps- just PDF the application and email it to Homebase to review.

  • All applicants are strongly encouraged to access e-snaps as soon as possible, though project applications have not yet been added to e-snaps. 

If you have a specialized need and would like to receive this information or any of the TA Workshop materials in another format, please contact fmcoc@homebaseccc.org.

HUD CoC NOFO Release and Technical Assistance Workshop 

Please be advised that the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Fiscal Year 2022 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition was released July 5, 2023. The entire grant application is due on September 28, 2023. Homebase has created a summary of this funding opportunity, which is available here. In addition, please be sure that you can receive these emails for future information regarding deadlines for the submission of project applications and other competition logistics. The NOFO, and additional information regarding the competition, is available on the HUD website here.

The 2023 NOFO Technical Assistance (TA) Workshop will be held on Tuesday, July 18th from 9-11AM. Please add this Workshop to your calendar. 

All applicants/potential applicants should plan to participate in the NOFO TA Workshop. Any Applicant who fails to attend the Technical Assistance Workshop will be held strictly accountable for complying with all competition requirements.

The Technical Assistance Workshop will be held via Zoom.
Phone at 1-309-205-3325
Meeting ID: 852 9730 2268
Please fill out THIS CONTACT FORM if you know you will be submitting a new or renewal project application.


Information will be provided about renewal project applications as well as applications for new housing projects through reallocated and/or bonus funding. In addition, there is Domestic Violence Bonus Funding for interested applicants.  We encourage all organizations interested in applying for CoC funding to attend, including organizations that have not previously received CoC funding. All are welcome! 

The Fresno Madera Continuum of Care (FMCoC) issues this Public Solicitation for new Project Applications. We encourage new agencies that do not currently receive CoC Program Funds, as well as current recipients, to consider applying for a new permanent supportive housing project, a new rapid re-housing project, a new coordinated entry project, and/or a new transitional housing/rapid rehousing hybrid project. 

The FMCoC anticipates an award of approximately $11.7 million in renewal funding through the CoC Program for housing and services for persons experiencing homelessness, as well as for some of the infrastructure to support our system of care. We are still waiting to hear from HUD the amount of estimated Bonus funds and estimated Domestic Violence Bonus funds for 2023 that the CoC is eligible to apply for.

 Please contact fmcoc@homebaseccc.org if you have any questions.

FY 2022 CoC Funding Competition

FMCoC 2022 CoC NOFO Awards List
On Tuesday, March 28, 2023 HUD announced the complete awards for the FY 2022 CoC Funding Competition. HUD awarded a total of $11,693,516 to the Fresno Madera Continuum of Care (FMCoC), 99.6% of our funding request. The awards included an increase of $175,627 in CoC Bonus funding. HUD's full awards list for California can be found here. 

This award includes funding for two new CoC-funded projects, including: a new Coordinated Entry System project (CAP Madera) and a PSH Expansion Project (Family Villa PSH, Turning Point of Central California).

Some FMCoC renewal projects submitted voluntary reallocations this year and the CoC greatly appreciate projects undertaking this grant spend analysis to create funding for new projects to be funded. 

Thank you again to all the individuals and agencies who partnered with us to submit a strong application and who undertake the crucial work of effectively serving and housing people experiencing homelessness throughout the year. We know this process can be long and arduous, and we appreciate your contributions and your dedication to serving people experiencing homelessness in Fresno and Madera Counties.

Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention (HHAP) Grant Program

County of Fresno FMCoC Joint HHAP-3 Application
HHAP is a grant program administered by the California Interagency Council on Homelessness that provides support to local jurisdictions with flexible funding to continue efforts to end and prevent homelessness in their communities.

The County of Fresno and Fresno Madera Continuum of Care received a combined $6,730,522 in HHAP-3 grant funding to support the following services for those experiencing or at-risk of homelessness: street outreach to engage unsheltered individuals and families, rapid rehousing and housing case management, bridge housing for providing interim housing for households awaiting permanent housing, diversion services to quickly connect households seeking shelter services with permanent housing to avoid homelessness, and services tailored to homeless youth ages 18 – 24, including bridge housing and rapid rehousing for housing relocation and stabilization services.