TIPS AND TRICKS FOR USING THE HRE VIRTUAL HELP DESKS
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1 HUDHRE.info TIPS AND TRICKS FOR USING THE HRE VIRTUAL HELP DESKS The following is a collection of tips and tricks for using the HUD HRE Virtual Help Desks. Using these suggestions will facilitate the Help Desk staff s ability to triage your questions to the appropriate personnel, track, and respond to your questions. Remember, the specificity of the information you provide as well as whether you categorize your questions correctly directly influences how quickly we can provide you with an answer. HUD developed the Virtual Help Desks to provide a venue for applicants and grantees to ask and obtain answers to program related questions. The Virtual Help Desks benefit grantees by: Enabling them to obtain an answer much more quickly than submitting the question directly to HUD; Providing a vehicle to formally submit questions; Allowing them to track their questions and follow up with the Help Desk; Delegating questions to appropriate subject matter experts to expedite responses; Providing them with consistent answers to program related questions in writing; Enabling the asking of follow-on questions related to initial questions without opening a new Help Desk record; and Serving as a basis for program related FAQs. All are encouraged to submit technical and policy related questions to the Virtual Help Desks. HUD will do its best to ensure that answers are provided to grantees as soon as they are available. Common questions regarding e-snaps lock-outs and password re-sets are generally answered within several hours of receipt by the Help Desk. Technical questions regarding e-snaps functionality are generally answered within three (3) to five (5) business days of receipt. Questions of a more complicated nature may take up to two weeks to answer. Please note that certain policy related questions that are not explicitly addressed in regulations or other program guidance take much longer to answer, as HUD may need to consult legal counsel. Grantees should still submit certain types of questions directly to their Field Offices. The types of questions that should be directed to Field Offices are those related to the following: HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 1
2 Questions related to the Continuum of Care regulatory programs Supportive Housing Program (SHP), Shelter Plus Care ( S+C), and Section 8/Single Room Occupancy (SRO) prior to the publishing of the applicable NOFA Switching projects from one applicant to another Specific CoC projects that have been approved for funding Contractual documents signed by HUD The remainder of this document includes discussion on: How to access the Help Desk Tips on using the Help Desk form correctly Selecting the correct Program/System type Selecting the correct Topic and Sub-Topic HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 2
3 Accessing the Help Desk To access any of the HRE Virtual Help Desks, go to the Homelessness Resource Exchange at Click on Virtual Help Desk located in the center column on the Home page, under Ask a Question. This link will take you directly to the HUD HRE Virtual Help Desk screen, where you may submit a new question or re-open an existing question. You can also link directly to the HUD HRE Virtual Help Desk by clicking Ask a Question in the banner at the top of the page. HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 3
4 Tips on Using the Help Desk Form Some important facts to keep in mind when completing your Virtual Help Desk form are as follows: It is important to select the correct Program/System. This is discussed in great detail in the next section of this document. * Complete all asterisked fields correctly.* Do not ask multiple questions in one form. If you do this, Help Desk staff has been instructed to close your record and ask you to submit your questions individually. When you select Submit or Submit and Ask Another Question, you will see a pop-up acknowledgment on your screen showing that the question was submitted and providing you with a Confirmation Key. An will automatically be sent to the address provided on your Virtual Help Desk form that also contains this Confirmation Key. PLEASE RETAIN THIS CONFIRMATION KEY. If you want to check on the status of a question submitted, have additional information to clarify the question, or want to add an attachment, DO NOT SUBMIT A NEW QUESTION. Use your Confirmation Key to open your existing question to check on its status or to add information/attachments. Opening multiple records containing the same question will delay Help Desk s staff members ability to send a timely response to your initial question. If you have multiple questions, after typing in the first question, categorized under the appropriate topic and sub-topic, you can select Submit and Ask Another Question. When you do this, your contact information will automatically repopulate in another form, and you need only select the topic and sub-topic of the new question and type in the new question. You can do this as many times as you need to. *Please see page 5 for screen shot HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 4
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6 Selecting the Correct Program/System Category for Your Question The first step you must take when opening a Help Desk request is to select a program from the Program/System dropdown menu. It is important to select the appropriate program portal, in order to facilitate our ability to get a correct response. Your choices and what they cover are as follows: APR: Now that CoCs will be submitting their Annual Performance Reports (APR) through e-snaps, HUD has established a new APR Help Desk portal on the HRE. All questions that are related to the APR, both technical and policy related, should be submitted through this program. This portal will not answer HPRP APR questions. CoC Program: This Help desk program/system is for questions about implementing the CoC Program, including eligible program activities, eligible participants, reporting requirements, etc. In 2012, the CoC Program Interim Rule was published. This new rule established the basis for implementing the new CoC Program, including the Continuum of Care planning process. The legacy homeless assistance programs that comprised the Continuum of Care Program prior to the publication of the CoC Program Interim Rule are the following: the Supportive Housing program (SHP), the Shelter Plus Care program (S+C), and the Moderate Rehabilitation/Single Room Occupancy (SRO) program. Currently, questions regarding both new CoC Program questions and legacy (SHP), (S+C), and (SRO) Program questions, should be directed to the CoC Program help desk program/system. Also, in 2012, a new Homeless Definition topic and subtopic were added to this help desk to address questions about the December 2011 publication of the Homeless Definition Final Rule. CoC Structure: This program is for questions regarding CoC planning, updating contact information for CoC and completing the CoC Check-up. e-snaps CoC Competition: This program is for anything having to do with the mechanics of submitting your application for homeless assistance funding to HUD during the annual CoC grant competition. Through this Help Desk portal, Collaborative Applicant staff and individual project applicants can ask questions regarding problems with completing specific forms related to CoC Applicant Profile, CoC Registration, Grant Inventory Worksheet, CoC Consolidated Application (formerly known as Exhibit 1), Project Priority Listing, Project Applicant Profile, Project Application (formerly known as Exhibit 2) in e- snaps, how to attach documents in the system, submitting your Project Application to the CoC, etc. Also, please do not submit CoC Program questions through the e-snaps help desk portal. Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) program: This help desk portal is for technical and policy questions regarding the implementation of the ESG program. HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 6
7 HDX: This program is where you may ask questions about the Homelessness Data Exchange (HDX), the Housing inventory Count (HIC), Point-in-Time (PIT) count, the Annual Homeless Assessment Report (AHAR) and Pulse, including updating contacts for HMIS. HMIS: A Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) is the information system designated by the Continuum of Care (CoC) to comply with HUD's data collection, management, and reporting standards and used to collect client-level data and data on the provision of housing and services to homeless individuals and families and persons at risk of homelessness. HMIS users and administrators can submit questions to this Help Desk portal using the general HMIS topics. HMIS vendors may submit questions concerning specifications, data standards and Excel reporting tools to this portal as well. HPRP: This program ended on September 30, As of January 1, 2013, the HPRP portal is closed for questions/comments. HRE Calendar: This program allows users to submit details for HUD and non-hud events they would like to see posted on the Homelessness Resource Exchange website. HRE Website Questions/Feedback: This program is for users who would like to submit questions or feedback regarding website functionality, report website technical difficulties, or submit resources to upload on the Homelessness Resource Exchange. Other Homeless Programs: If you are homeless and looking for assistance or if you are inquiring about the Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG), HUD VASH, or any other HUD homeless program not listed above, you may submit a question to the Other Homeless Programs portal. Request for Conference Speaker: If you would like to request to have HUD staff or one of their national TA providers speak/present at a national, state, regional or local conference, you may submit your request through the Request for Conference Speaker portal. NOTE: If you have questions related to HMIS, other than the information requested in the e-snaps application about HMIS participation, please submit these to HMIS Help Desk. Selecting the Correct Topics and Subtopics for Your Question After selecting the correct program type for your question, you must select a topic and a subtopic. Please note that subtopics are completely dependent upon topics. If you cannot find the subtopic you are looking for under a particular topic, you probably chose the incorrect topic. The applicable topics for each program/system are listed in the remaining pages of this document. HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 7
8 Annual Performance Report (APR) Questions related to the APR filed in e-snaps under the Continuum of Care Homeless Assistance programs should be submitted to this help desk under the following topic and subtopics. Table 1: APR Topics and Subtopics Using e-snaps Editing APRs Locked out Re-set password Other technical problems CoC Projects CoC APR HMIS dedicated projects Transition Reporting Requirements Report Design and Vendor Information General Questions APR Aggregation Tool APR Generation Tool Programming Specifications CoC APR Test Kit HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 8
9 CoC Program Policy questions about implementing the Continuum of Care Program are to be directed to the following topics and subtopics. Table 2: CoC Program Topics and Subtopics Homeless Definition Homeless Definition Definitions Definitions Establishing and Operating a CoC CoC Planning and Responsibilities Unified Funding Agency Application and Grant Award Process Eligible applicants Application Process and Awards Consolidated Plan Subsidy Layering Renewals HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 9
10 Program Components and Eligible Costs Program Components Uses of Assistance CoC Planning Activities Unified Funding Agency Costs Acquistion, Rehabilitation, and New Construction Leasing Rental Assistance Operating Costs Supportive Services HMIS Project Administrative Costs Indirect Costs High Performing Communities Becoming an HPC HPC Eligible Activites HPC Eligible Participants HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 10
11 Program Requirements Matching Housing Standards Accessing and Tracking Supportive Services Participation of Homeless Services Occupancy Charges and Rent Term of Commitment, Repayment of Grants, and Prevention of Undue Benefits Timeliness Standards Limitation on Use of Funds Termination of Assistance to Program Participants Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity Conflicts of Interest Program Income Applicability of Other Federal Requirments Grant Administration Recordkeeping Requirements Grant and Project Changes Sanctions and Remidial Actions Close-out HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 11
12 CoC Structure Questions related to Continuum of Care planning, updating contact information or completing the CoC Check-up are directed to the following topics and subtopics. Table 3: CoC Structure Topics and Subtopics CoC Contact Updates Update CoC Contact Update Homeless Contact CoC Check-up General Technical Lock Out Update CoC Contact Accessing the Self-Assessment Submitting the Self-Assesment CoC Governance and Structure CoC Plan and Planning Process CoC Infrastructure and Administrative Capacity Housing and Services Reports Final CoC Self-Rating CoC Action Plan Other HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 12
13 e-snaps CoC Competition Select this program is for anything having to do with the mechanics of submitting your application for homeless assistance funding to HUD during the annual CoC grant competition. Through this Help Desk portal, Collaborative Applicant staff and individual project applicants can ask questions regarding problems with completing specific forms related to CoC Applicant Profile, CoC Registration, Grant Inventory Worksheet, CoC Consolidated Application (formerly known as Exhibit 1), Project Priority Listing, Project Applicant Profile, Project Application (formerly known as Exhibit 2) in e-snaps, how to attach documents in the system, submitting your Project Application to the CoC, etc. Table 6: e-snaps CoC Competition Topics and Subtopics General/ Technical Getting started Locked out Re-set password Updating/creating user profile Adding users/registrants Attaching documents in e-snaps Export to PDF/print Transfer projects Authorizied representatitce changes CoC lead agency changes Other technical problems CoC Applicant Profile Accessing the CoC Applicant Profile Contact information Attachments Completing/editing the profile HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 13
14 CoC Registration Funding opportunity registration Accessing CoC registration CoC merges Attachments Submitting CoC registration CoC Review Grant Inventory Worksheet GIW-tab 1 Rental Assistance Worksheet-tab 2 CoC Application CoC Structure Housing Inventory Count HMIS Coverage, funding, and data Homeless population data CoC strategic planning objectives Discharge planning CoC planning Reallocation CoC Performance Submitting the project list(s) HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 14
15 Project Priority List CoC ID New project list Renewal project list CoC planning project list CoC planning project list Amending projects Submitting the projects list(s) Project Applicant Profile Accessing the Project Applicant Profile Contact Information Attachments Completing/editing the profile Project Application Accessing the Project Application SF-424 Subrecipient detail Project Information Housing, services, and HMIS Participation and outreach Performance measures Budgets Leveraged Sources Attachments Amending project applicants Submitting the application HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 15
16 Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) Program Use the topics and subtopics below to submit questions about implementing the new ESG program. Table 5: ESG Topics and Subtopics Award and Use of Funds Consolidated Plan Requirements FY2011 Substantial Amendment Grant Agreement Match Requirements Obligation, Expenditure, and Reimbursement Requirements Other Consolidated Plan CAPER Certificiations Citizen Participation Requirement Consultation Requirement Definitions Housing Market Analysis Needs Assessments Strategic Plan/Action Plan Other HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 16
17 General Provisions Allocation of Funding Definitions Program Components/Eligible Activities Administrative Activities Emergency Shelter HMIS Homelessness Prevention Indirect Costs Rapid Re-Housing Street Outreach Other Program Requirements APR Reporting Assessment and Recordkeeping Conflicts of Interest Environmental Review Shelter and Housing Standards Preventing Involuntary Family Separation Terminating Assistance Systems Coordination Waivers Other Program Requirements HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 17
18 Homeless Data Exchange (HDX) Questions related to the housing inventory count (HIC) and Point-in-Time (PIT) count should be categorized under one of four topics. Currently, each topic only has one subtopic with the same name. Table 6: HDX Topics Accessing/Changing Primary Contact AHAR General HIC PIT HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 18
19 Eligible Activities and Participants Eligible Activities Eligible Program Participants Ineligible and Prohibited Activities Requirements Related to Determining Participant Eligibility Grant Allocations, Application Process, and Eligible Grantees/Sub-grantees Other Federal Requirements Application Content & Submission Requirements Eligible Grantees and Sub-grantees HUD Review of Application & Grant Agreement Timeline Initial Allocation Reallocation --when you have questions about taking back funds from one sub-grantee and allocating them to another sub-grantee Note: Since the application period for grantees and subgrantees ended in 2009, questions on this topic should be limited to reallocation. Conflicts of Interest Drug-Free Workplace Environmental Requirements Equal Participation of Religious Organizations Lead-Based Paint Requirements Lobbying and Disclosure Requirements Nondiscrimination and Equal Opportunity Requirements Uniform Administrative Requirements Post-Award Requirements Deadlines for Using Grant Amounts Documentation Requirements & Recordkeeping Housing Inspection Requirements Method of Payment Monitoring Rent Reasonableness and Rent Payments Reporting Requirements Responsibility for Grant Administration HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 19
20 HMIS HMIS questions should be submitted to this help desk under the topics and subtopics listed below. HMIS users and administrators can submit questions using general HMIS topics. HMIS Vendors can submit questions using the Vendor Data Standards, Vendor Excel Reporting Tools, Vendor Questions (Other) and Vendor Specifications topics. Table 9: HMIS Vendors Topics and Subtopics Client Confidentiality Informed Collection Contracts and Agreements Monitoring Data Collection Eligible Activities Rural Housing Service Providers Data Collection Requirements Data Integration Eligible Activities Mining and Recovery HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 20
21 Data Quality Data Consistency Implementing a Data Quality Plan Troubleshooting Data Warehousing Data Warehousing HMIS Administration/Project Management HMIS Administration/Project Management HMIS Data Standards Definitions and Data Standards Responsibilities of Contributing HMIS Organizations Responsibilities of Rural Housing Service Providers Responsibilities of Victim Service Providers HMIS Disaster Planning and Recovery HMIS Disaster Planning and Recovery HMIS Vendor Support HMIS Vendor Support HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 21
22 Participation and Coverage SHP Funded Programs Non-SHP Funded Programs Contributing HMIS Organizations Domestic Violence Policy and Procedures Policy and Procedures Privacy and Security Standards/Ethics Privacy and Security Standards/Ethics Regional Collaboration Balance of State Collaboration Multi-CoC Collaboration Reporting and Data Analysis Developing a Reporting Compliance Plan Standard HUD Reports Unduplicating Client Records Software Selection and Contract Negotiations HMIS Software Compliance HMIS Software Selection Vendor Negotiations HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 22
23 Technology Enhancements Technology Enhancements XML/CSV Schemas XML/CSV Schemas Specifications APR CSV HML Vendor Data Standards Vendor Data Standards Vendor Excel Reporting Tools General Questions APR Aggregation Tool APR Generation Tool CoC APR Test Kit Vendor Questions/Other Other Questions (AHAR, PULSE, etc.) Other Questions HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 23
24 HRE Calendar: Requests to add HUD and non-hud sponsored events to the calendar tool on the Homelessness Resource Exchange website should be submitted to this help desk under the following topics and subtopics. Table 10: HRE Calendar Topics and Subtopics Submit a HUD Event Name of Event Start Date/TIme and End Date/Time Location Event Host Event Description Contact Name Event Host URL Submit a Non-HUD Event Name of Event Start Date/TIme and End Date/Time Location Event Host Event Description Contact Name Event Host URL HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 24
25 HRE Website Questions/Feedback Questions and/or feedback regarding technical difficulties or functionality on HUDHRE.info should be submitted to this help desk in addition to requesting for uploading resources to the website using the following topics and subtopics. Table 11: HRE Website Questions/Feedback Topics and Subtopics Looking for Assistance/Information Individuals Looking for Assistance Researchers Looking for Information TA Providers Looking for Information Other Technical Difficulty Broken Link Incorrect/Outdated Information Other Website Feedback Website Feedback/Comments Documents for Posting Other HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 25
26 Other Homeless Programs If you are homeless and looking for assistance or if you are inquiring about the Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG), HUD VASH, or any other HUD homeless program not listed above, you may submit a question using the categories shown below. The applicable topics and sub-topics under this heading are shown in the following table. Table 12: Other Homeless Programs Topics and Subtopics Equal Access to Housing Equal Access to Housing ESG Other Homeless Activities Other Programs HMIS (as it relates to ESG only) IDIS (as it relates to ESG only) Other BRAC CoC Disaster Preparedness/Recovery HUD VASH HUD VHPD Title V Other Other Programs People Seeking Housing/Assistance People Seeking Housing Assistance People Seeking Veterans Assistance HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 26
27 Request for Conference Speaker Requests for Conference Speakers should be submitted to this help desk under the categories listed below, under which you may specify the details of the conference/event and the type of presenter you are requesting. Table 13: Request for Conference Speaker Speaker Type and Event Level Request HUD Staff National Event State Event Regional Event Local Event Request TA Provider National Event State Event Regional Event Local Event HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 27
28 Summary The HRE Virtual Help Desks have been developed to help applicants and grantees to obtain answers to questions on the HUD programs that address homelessness. This document was developed to provide applicants and grantees with some tools and tips to enable them to submit their questions through the appropriate channels in order to expedite the ability of HUD staff to provide answers to these questions. Upon reading this document, applicants and grantees should be able to: Understand the benefits of the HRE Virtual Help Desks Learn what types of questions to send to HUD Field Offices Access the Help Desk Use the Help Desk form correctly Select the correct Program/System type under which to submit a question Select the correct topic and subtopic HRE Virtual Help Desk Page 28
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