Housing Forward, as the lead agency for The All Neighbor Coalition (the local Continuum of Care Program), is tasked with coordinating, planning, and preparing the annual application for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) which brings critical resources for our unhoused neighbors to our community.
Annual NOFO
FY 2022 CoC NOFO
FY 2022 Annual NOFO Application:
Project and e-SNAPs applications will now be due September 14th.
To prepare for submission of new project applications under the All Neighbors Coalition Competition, please register and join us for the NOFO New Project Orientation.
FY 2022 CoC NOFO Renewal
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Special NOFO
FY 2022 All Neighbors Unsheltered NOFO
FY 2022 Unsheltered NOFO New Projects Application
Project and e-SNAPs applications will now be due September 14th.
All applicants applying for funding under the Unsheltered NOFO should submit the Unsheltered NOFO New Projects Application.
The HUD Exchange e-snaps resources page has two toolkits that assist Collaborative Applicants and project applicants in mastering e-snaps. e-snaps 101 Toolkit e-snaps 201 Toolkit SNAPS is now using two different listservs to communicate competition and program updates:
- Subscribe to the HUD.gov listserv for information developed by HUD/SNAPS regarding the CoC program, ESG program, YHDP, Notices of Funding Opportunity (NOFOs) developed by SNAPS, and any other information related to SNAPS programs and the work to end homelessness.
- Subscribe to the HUD Exchange listserv for information and guidance produced by HUD technical assistance providers regarding SNAPS programs.
SNAPS grantees and interested stakeholders should consider subscribing both to the HUD Exchange mailing list and HUD.gov mailing lists. Please communicate this information to your homeless organizations, local government contacts, and other interested stakeholders.
TDHCA ESG NOFO
State Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG)
"The Emergency Solutions Grants program, formerly the Emergency Shelter Grants Program, is a competitive grant that awards funds to private nonprofit organizations, cities, and counties in the State of Texas to provide the services necessary to help persons that are at-risk of homelessness or homeless quickly regain stability in permanent housing. The ESG program is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and is administered by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) in the State of Texas."
Day 1 Families Fund
On behalf of the All Neighbors Coalition, Housing Forward received a $1.25 million grant from the Day 1 Families Fund. The Day 1 Families Fund issues annual awards to leading organizations employing needle-moving work to help families achieve housing stability. The grant provides $250,000 for Housing Forward to provide backbone support for the family homeless response system, as well as $1,000,000 for agencies providing direct assistance to families.
The All Neighbors Coalition will use these funds to expand Systemwide Diversion for Families, which is one of the Coalition’s top priorities for reducing family homelessness. Hailed as a national best practice, Diversion draws on creative problem solving and families’ strengths to help families avoid having to enter shelter or experience unsheltered homelessness by finding safe alternative housing options.
Day 1 Families Information:
Housing Forward is hosting a mandatory in-person information session on January 11, 2023 at 3:00PM.
TDHCA ESG NOFO
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