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1 SOUTHERN NEVADA COC APPLICATION PROCESS
2 HUD Policy Priorities NOFA includes 6 overarching policy priorities Strategic Resource Allocation Ending Chronic Homelessness Ending Family Homelessness Ending Youth Homelessness Ending Veteran Homelessness Using a Housing First Approach 2
3 Three Overarching Things to know for the 2015 CoC NOFA 1. This is the most competitive NOFA ever 2. Reallocation is important 3. All four (4) Opening Doors time frames are important 3
4 What s New for 2015 Permanent Housing Bonus up to 15 percent of a CoCs Final Pro Rated Need (FPRN) Permanent Supportive Housing to serve 100 percent chronically homeless families and individuals Rapid rehousing to serve individuals and families coming directly from the streets Projects created through Reallocation Permanent Supportive Housing for chronically homeless individuals and families Rapid Rehousing for individuals and households with children Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) Supportive Services specifically for centralized or coordinated assessment system 4
5 Emphasis for 2015 Chronic homelessness isn t the only game in town Emphasis on community and project performance Housing First and Reducing Barriers Rapid Rehousing Resource allocation effective use of funding 5
6 Process Local Application Process Monitoring/ Evaluation Ranking/ Recommendations CoC Board HUD Consolidated Application 6
7 Local application timeline May 15: Local application released May 26 & 27: Mandatory Technical Assistance trainings June 15: Local Applications due June 25: Application presentations September 25: Reopened local application for NEW Rapid Re-housing projects October 6: New Rapid Rehousing projects due October 12: Rapid Rehousing application presentations October 12 & 13: Ranking (Ranking of projects after release of HUD NOFA) Appeals process October 22: CoC Board recommendations 7
8 Local Application Process Project applications entered into esnaps Review of project applications Write the Consolidated Application Compile the complete CoC application Submission to HUD 8
9 Monitoring/Evaluation Performance Monitoring CoC Monitoring Working Group Scorecard Analysis of housing needs Ad-hock sub-group 9
10 Scorecard components Application Score Cost per client Performance Monitoring (outcomes) Utilization Exits to Permanent destinations Recidivism rate 10
11 Application Score % 100% Agency A HUD Amount Awarded $100, Fiscal Year Type of Housing Total Number of Beds/Units 100 Monthly Utilization (May April 2015) Average Utilization 70% 60% TH % 60% 40% Utilization Capacity 50% 40% 30% 20% Average Utilization April 2015 Utilization % 10% % May Jun July August Sept. Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April 0% Current Utilization Rate Outcome Measures Outcome Measures Hard to Serve Population Reduce Length of Homeless Increase Income/Benfits HMIS Utilization
12 Agency A Application Score $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Cost Per Client Project Type: TH Fiscal Year: Number of Beds: 100 Application Total: $100, $ Outcomes Total $ Performance Monitoring Scores (25 points maximum per section) Performance Monitoring Harder to Serve Homeless Populations Reduce Length of Homeless Episodes Increase Income, Jobs, Self- Sufficiency HMIS Participation and Data Quality Populations Served Victims of DV, Chronic Homeless, persons with HIV/AIDS ; unaccompanied youth ages 18-25
13 120.00% Utilization Comparison % 80.00% 60.00% 40.00% 20.00% Average Utilization Cap acity 0.00% May '14 June '14 July '14 Aug. '14 Sept. '14 Oct. '14 Nov. '14 Dec. '14 Jan. '15 Feb. '15 March '15 April '15 Avg. Yearly Utilization Exits to Perm. Destinations Recidivism Percentage 70.00% 60.00% % 80.00% 7.00% 50.00% 70.00% 68.57% 6.00% 6.25% 60.00% 5.00% 40.00% 50.00% 4.00% 30.00% 40.00% 30.00% 3.00% 20.00% 20.00% 2.00% 10.00% 10.00% 1.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%
14 Ranking/Recommendations Receive presentations Score applications Scorecard information CoC Monitoring Working Group information Coordinated Intake Change Advisory Team compliance report HUD Policy Priorities HUD Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) funding priorities and guidance Local needs Rank projects CoC Board recommendations 14
15 Calculation of Tier 1 Annual Renewal Demand (ARD) and Tiers are set BEFORE statutory updates HUD will conditionally select projects for award before updates to permanent housing projects based on FMR changes Tier 1 selected in order of CoC score CoCs should carefully determine the priority and ranking for all project applications in Tier 1 as well as Tier 2. 15
16 Calculation of Tier 2 Tier 2 is the difference between Tier 1 and is the CoCs ARD + the amount available for the CoCs permanent housing bonus Tier 2 projects will receive a point value: 60 Points for CoC Application score 20 Points for CoCs ranking 10 Points for the type of project 10 Points for Housing First commitment Tier 2 projects will be selected by point value and in the order of CoC score. 16
17 Tier 2 - Scoring 60 Points directly proportionate to the CoC Application Score CoC Applications that score out of the possible 200 points will receive the full 60 points. 20 Points based on the CoCs ranking of project applications Project applications ranked higher will receive more points Maximum points for a project application ranked higher in Tier 2 by the CoC and request less than 5 percent of funds available in Tier 2 17
18 Tier 2 Scoring (cont.) 10 Points based on the type of project applications submitted and the population served Renewal and new permanent housing Renewal Safe Haven Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) Supportive Services Only (SSO) for Centralized or Coordinated Assessment System Transitional Housing exclusively serving homeless youth 3 points for renewal Transitional Housing 1 point for renewal Supportive Services Only 10 Points based on project applications that commit to the Housing First model HMIS and SSO projects for centralized or coordinated assessment system automatically receive these 10 points. 18
19 Southern Nevada Homelessness Continuum of Care Board Responsibilities to the Process Receive CoC Evaluation Working Group Recommendations Vote to accept or deny recommendations Give Collaborative Applicant/CoC Coordinator authorization to complete and submit HUD CoC Consolidated Application and associated documentation 19
20 HUD CoC Consolidated Application Operations Committees Project Review, Ranking and Selection Housing Inventory HMIS System Implementation Funding Sources Bed Coverage Data Quality Data Usage and Coordination Policies and Procedures 20
21 HUD CoC Consolidated Application (cont.) Point in Time (PIT) Count Methods Data Collection Data Quality Performance and Strategic Planning Objectives Increase progress towards ending chronic homelessness Increase Housing Stability Increase project participants income Increase the number of participants obtaining mainstream benefits Using Rapid Rehousing as a method to reduce family homelessness 21
22 HUD CoC Consolidated Application (cont.) Discharge Planning Foster Care Health Care Mental Health Corrections Coordination 22
23 Coordination Strategic Plan Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Other Federal, State, local, private and other entities Public Housing Authority Assess barriers to entry (income, eligibility, length of time clean, background checks, credit checks, etc..) Utilizing Housing First Approach Coordinated Assessment System Outreach efforts Engagement of market housing School District Emergency sheltering options for intact families Monitoring recidivism 23
24 HUD CoC Consolidated Application (cont.) Coordination with HUD s Strategic Plan Goals Incorporating Opening Doors goals in local strategic plan Efforts address the needs of and to end homelessness for: Families victims of domestic violence Unaccompanied youth Veterans Chronic homeless 24
25 HUD CoC Consolidated Application (cont.) Reallocation Project priorities Project Performance How we monitor performance Technical assistance Capacity building Underperformance Increase performance Employment Policies for low or very low income persons Assessing Mainstream Resources 25
26 HUD CoC Consolidated Application (cont.) Certification of Consistency with Consolidated Plans CoC Governance HMIS Governance CoC Rating and Review CoC process for cutting projects Project Prioritization Grant Inventory Worksheet Project listing Public Solicitation 26
27 HUD CoC Consolidated Application Submit by due date (cont.) Time to complete HUD CoC Consolidated Application (30-75 days) The due date is announced as part of the HUD CoC NOFA 27
28 Planning Grant CoCs may request up to 3 percent of the FY 2015 FPRN amount or $1,250,000, whichever is less NV-500 allowable request = $372,637 25% Match = $93, % Leveraging = $558,956 28
29 CoC NOFA Timeline October 6 via ZoomGrants: NEW Rapid Rehousing Applications due at 11:59:59 pm October 12-13, 8:00 am-5:00 pm: Evaluation Working Group Scoring and Ranking October 14: Notification of Project Ranking October 22, 2:00 pm: Southern Nevada Homelessness Continuum of Care Board Special Meeting Recommendations for funding by the Evaluation Working Group will be presented to the Board for approval October 29, 8:00 am-5:00pm: esnaps Application Entry Technical Assistance Clark County Government Center, ODC 4, 500 S. Grand Central Pkwy. November 5, 4:00 pm: Project Applications due in esnaps November 6: Distribution of CoC Community application to review team November 17-18: Consolidated Application submission to HUD via esnaps from CoC Coordinator 29
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