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EMERGENCY SOLUTIONS GRANT Scoring A. Applicant Information (Not a scored section) Recipient Form Lead Applicant Name: E.D./CEO/President Name: Applicant Contact Name: Mailing Address Contact Person E-mail Address: Phone Number: Fax Number: Federal Tax ID Number: DUNS Number: Central Contractor Registration (CCR) Date: Accomplishment Type: Accomplishment No: Congressional District: ADD District: CoC Region: First-Time ESG Applicant Returning ESG Applicant VSP or Legal Services Applicant Pass-Through/Lead Applicant Final Score: Is this project recommended for funding? Yes No Request Amount $ Award Amount $ Program Component(s): Street Outreach Emergency Shelter Prevention Rapid Re-Housing HMIS Admin Populations served: Men Women Youth (under 25) Families Children (under 18) DV Victims Veterans Chronically Homeless Household Types: HH without Children HH with Adults and Children HH with ONLY Children Project Service Area: List all counties this project serves:

SCORING SUMMARY Max. Possible Points: Points Awarded: B. Need for Proposed Project 40 C. Program Plan and Project Design 100 D. Plan for Area-Wide Systems Coordination 20 E. Financial Plan 47 F. Capacity 100 G. Other Requirements 51 Overall Score 358 EMERGENCY SOLUTIONS GRANT APPLICATION CHECKLIST Nonprofit applicants must have the following attachments: Proof of 501(C) Status Local Government applicants only: Homeless Participation Advisory Board(s) Information The following attachments require current documentation dated no earlier than January 1st.: Certification and Assurances. Certification of Local Approval (Applies only to private, nonprofit organizations applying for emergency shelter component funds. The sub-recipient must obtain a certification of approval from the unit of general purpose local government for the geographic area in which the applicant intends to expend emergency shelter component funds. See 576.202) Evidence of Submission to State Clearinghouse via https://kydlgweb.ky.gov/federalgrants/eclearinghouse.cfm. State Applicant Identifier Number Annual Performance Report(s) Annual Performance Report in PDF format for period July 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016, for each Provider ID number currently active in the KYHMIS or comparable database.

B. NEED FOR PROPOSED PROJECT 40 Max. Points Did applicant explain the need this project will fulfill for their clients? (Question 1) 10 pts. Applicant defined statement of need including local data. 5 pts. Somewhat defined statement of need or did not include adequate local data. 0 pts. Did not explain statement of need. Did applicant align local need with the proposed component being requested? (Question 1) 10 pts. Need statement aligns with all proposed ESG component(s). 5 pts. Need statement aligns with some proposed ESG components. 0 pts. Need statement does not align with any proposed ESG components. Did applicant identify appropriate sources of local data? (Question 1) 5 pts. Appropriate Data used to identify the need: 3 pts. Somewhat appropriate 0 pts. Not appropriate Rate of homelessness in proposed service area as determined by the most recent K-Count. KHC will calculate the rate of homelessness for each applicant; applicant is not asked to provide this information. (Data from K- Count) 5 pts. 100% or greater 3 pt. 99%-51% 0 pts. 50%- or lower FEDERAL STRATEGIC PLAN TO END HOMELESSNESS Will the applicant s proposed project target Chronically Homeless, Veterans, Families with Children and/or Unaccompanied Youth, Victims of Domestic Violence? (7 pts total possible - Question 1) 2 pts. Chronically Homeless 2 pt. Veterans 2 pts. Families with Children and/or Unaccompanied Youth 1 pts. Victims of Domestic Violence Did applicant describe why they selected to target this/these subpopulations? (Question 1) 3 pts. Applicant described 0 pt. Applicant did not describe

C. PROGRAM PLAN AND PROJECT DESIGN - Max. Points based on percentage score received in this Section. (For example, Agency ABC applies for Emergency Shelter, Rapid Re-Housing, HMIS and Admin and earns 165 of the 211 points available. This equates to 78% or 78 points for this Section. It is not necessary that each applicant apply for all components to receive maximum points.) (1) Street Outreach (35 points) SUB Are eligibility criteria appropriate? (Question 1) Are eligibility criteria correct for Street Outreach? 5 pts. All appropriate 5 pts. All eligible 3 pts. Some appropriate 3 pts. Some eligible 0 pts. None appropriate 0 pts. None eligible Applicant described types of supporting documentation used to determine client eligibility. (Question 2) Applicant described its plan to: Provide outreach to unsheltered homeless people (Question 3) 5 pts Applicant described 3 pts Somewhat described 0 pts Did not describe Assess eligible clients to determine their level of need (Question 4) 5 pts Applicant described 3 pts Somewhat described 0 pts Did not describe Applicant described its plan to connect people with ES, TH, SH, and permanent housing. (Question 5) 5 pts Applicant described 3 pts Somewhat described 0 pts Did not describe

(2) Emergency Shelter (56 points) SUB Are eligibility criteria appropriate? (Question 1) Are eligibility criteria correct for Emergency Shelter? 5 pts. All appropriate 5 pts. All eligible 3 pts. Some appropriate 3 pts. Some eligible 0 pts. None appropriate 0 pts. None eligible Applicant described types of supporting documentation used to determine client eligibility. (Question 2) Applicant described the repairs to be completed and rationale for undertaking these activities. (Question 3) 3 pts. Applicant described OR N/A 0 pts. Applicant did not describe Applicant described the renovation activities. (Question 4) 3 pts. Applicant described OR N/A 0 pts. Applicant did not describe Applicant described its plan to assess eligible clients to determine their level of need. (Question 5) 5 pts. Applicant explains 3 pts. Somewhat explains Are services appropriate? (Question 6) 5 pts. All appropriate (or no ESG funded Services) 3 pts. Some appropriate 0 pts. None appropriate Applicant describes how they involve homeless persons in the program (Question 8) 5 pts. Applicant describes 3 pts. Somewhat describes 0 pts. Poorly describes Did the applicant complete a VI-SPDAT for every household in the emergency shelter that didn t already have one completed on the night of the 2016 K-Count? (Question 9) 5 pts. Yes 0 pts. No 5 pts. N/A (Does not operate an Emergency Shelter or not a currently funded ESG emergency shelter.) Applicant has been conducting VI-SPDATs on new clients on a regular basis since the K-Count. (Question 10) 5 pts. Yes 0 pts. No 5 pts. N/A (Does not operate an Emergency Shelter or not a currently funded ESG emergency shelter.)

Applicant described its plan to reduce the length of time persons remained homeless and increase the percent of persons who exit to and retain permanent housing. (Question 11) 5 pts. Applicant describes 3 pts. Somewhat describes 0 pts. Poorly describes

(3) Homelessness Prevention (35 points) SUB Are eligibility criteria appropriate? (Question 1) Are eligibility criteria correct for Homelessness Prevention? 5 pts. All appropriate 5 pts. All eligible 3 pts. Some appropriate 3 pts. Some eligible 0 pts. None appropriate 0 pts. None eligible Applicant described types of supporting documentation used to determine client eligibility. (Question 2) Applicant described its plan to assess eligible clients to determine their level of need. (Question 3) Applicant described its plan to prevent clients from moving into an emergency shelter or another place described in paragraph (1) of the homeless definition in 576.2. (Question 5) 5 pts. Applicant describes 3 pts. Somewhat describes 0 pts. Poorly describes

(4) Rapid Re-Housing Assistance (45 points) SUB Are eligibility criteria appropriate? (Question 1) Are eligibility criteria correct for Rapid Re-Housing? 5 pts. All appropriate 5 pts. All eligible 3 pts. Some appropriate 3 pts. Some eligible 0 pts. None appropriate 0 pts. None eligible Applicant described types of supporting documentation used to determine client eligibility. (Question 2) Applicant described its plan to assess eligible clients to determine their level of need. (Question 3) Applicant described its plan to quickly place rapid re-housing clients into permanent housing and ensure they remain housed. (Question 4) 5 pts. Applicant describes 3 pts. Somewhat describes 0 pts. Poorly describes Applicant described how long they anticipate their program will take to move the average client from homelessness directly into permanent housing. (Question 5) (5) HMIS (or comparable database as applicable) (20 points) SUB Proposed activities are eligible? (Question 1) Proposed activities are reasonable? 10 pts. All eligible 10 pts. All reasonable 5 pts. Some eligible 5 pts. Some reasonable 0 pts. None eligible 0 pts. None reasonable (6) Administration (20 points) SUB Proposed activities are eligible? (Question 1) Proposed activities are reasonable? 10 pts. All eligible 10 pts. All reasonable 5 pts. Some eligible 5 pts. Some reasonable 0 pts. None eligible 0 pts. None reasonable

Section C Point Calculation Points Received: Available: (1) 35 Street Outreach Component (2) 56 Emergency Shelter Component (3) 35 Homelessness Prevention Component (4) 45 Rapid Re-Housing Component (5) 20 HMIS (6) 20 Admin TOTAL / X 100 = % points D. PLAN FOR AREA-WIDE SYSTEMS COORDINATION 20 Max. Points Coordination with other targeted homeless services (Question 1): 10 pts. Agency has a defined process for coordination of services with other homeless Programs 5 pts. Agency has a somewhat defined process for coordination of services with other homeless Program. 0 pts. Agency does not have a defined process for coordination of services with other homeless Programs. Coordination with mainstream resources (Question 2): 10 pts. Agency has established and demonstrated experience 5 pts. Agency has somewhat established and demonstrated experience 0 pts. Agency has not established and demonstrated experience (E) FINANCIAL PLAN 47 Max. Points Did the applicant make a draw at least once every 60 days between July 1, 2015 and March 31, 2016? (Question 1) 2 pts. Yes 0 pts. No These questions relate to the budget tables: Scores are determined from budget chart Match amount in relation to ESG request amount: 25 pts. Greater than 126% of ESG request amount 20 pts. 116-125% 15 pts. 106-115% 10 pts. 101-105% 5 pts. 100% -20 pts. Below match requirement Each budget section is 100% complete (i.e., did not identify Match source, etc.)? 3 pts. Yes 0 pts. No

Is budget consistent with program plan? 5 pts. Yes 0 pts. No Emphasis on federal priorities: 12 pts. Greater than 75% of fund request toward rapid re-housing 9 pts. Between 51% and 75% of fund request toward rapid re-housing 6 pts. Between 26% and 50% of fund request toward rapid re-housing 3 pts. Between 1% and 25% of fund request toward rapid re-housing 0 pts. None of fund request toward rapid re-housing

F. CAPACITY AND COMPLIANCE 100 Max. Points Final Capacity Scorecard Score G. OTHER REQUIREMENTS 51 Max. Points HMIS: Does agency participate in KYHMIS or if VSP, does agency participates in a Comparable Database? (Question1) 10 pts Yes 0 pts No 10 pts N/A Does not administer a homeless program/services Did applicant submit required APR in PDF format for period July 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016 for each active Provider ID Number? 10 pts Yes 0 pts No 10 pts N/A Does not administer a homeless program/services Accuracy of APR report(s) as determined by KHC review of reports 20 pts 0% error rate 10 pts 4%-1% error rate 0 pts 5% or greater error rate CoC Participation: How many statewide Continuum of Care webinars did someone from their agency attend? (Question1) 5 pts Attended 5 statewide webinars 4 pts Attended 4 statewide webinars 3 pts. Attended 3 statewide webinars 2 pts. Attended 2 statewide webinars 1 pts. Attended 1 statewide webinar 0 pts. Did not attend any statewide webinars How many Regional CoC meetings did someone for their agency attend? (Questions 2-7) 1 pts. Attend at least one required Regional CoC meeting 0 pts. Did not attend any Regional CoC meetings Homeless Participation: Applicant clearly identified at least one homeless or formerly homeless person on board of directors. (Question 1) 5 pts. Identified at least one (or not a non-profit applicant) 0 pts. Did not identify at least one