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CoC Program Competition
Prince George’s County Department of Social Services is responsible for coordinating the County’s Continuum of Care (CoC) Program competition that is funded through the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) application process is now open.
- 2022 Continuum of Care
- 2021 Continuum of Care
- 2019 Continuum of Care
- 2018 Continuum of Care
- 2018 Related Documents
2022 Annual Competition
FY 2022 CoC Program Competition Announcement
HUD 2022 CoC Program Notice of Funding Opportunity
HUD 2022 CoC Letter of Interest Instructions and Form
HUD 2022 CoC Annual Competition Submission Deadlines
HUD_2022_CoC_Reallocation_Policy
HUD_2022_CoC_Governance_Charter
HUD_2022_Application_Addendum_and_Checklist
HUD_2022_Ranking_and_Selection_Policy
HUD 2022 Coordinated Entry Policy
HUD.CoC.2022.HMIS Policies and Procedures
HUD 2022 COC Consolidated Application
2022 Supplemental Competition
HUD 2022 Special Funding Opportunity to Address Unsheltered Homelessness Competition Announcement
HUD 2022 Special Notice of Funding Opportunity to Address Unsheltered Homelessness
HUD 2022 CoC Letter of Interest Instructions and Form
HUD 2022 CoC Supplemental Competition Submission Deadlines
HUD_2022_CoC_Governance_Charter
HUD_2022_Application_Addendum_and_Checklist
HUD_2022_Ranking_and_Selection_Policy
HUD 2022 Coordinated Entry Policy
HUD.CoC.2022.HMIS Policies and Procedures
2021 Application
- HUD 2021 CoC Program Competition Announcement
- HUD FY 2021 CoC Program Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)
2021 Related Documents
- HUD 2021 CoC Submission Deadlines
- HUD 2021 CoC Letter of Interest Instructions and Form
- HUD 2021 CoC Ranking and Selection Process
- HUD 2021 CoC Competition Meeting Slide Deck
- HUD 2021 CoC Applicant Addendum and Submission Checklist
- HUD 2021 CoC Competition Office Hours Bonus Funding Slide Deck
- HUD 2021 CoC Governance Charter
- HUD 2021 CoC Reallocation Policy
- HUD 2021 CoC Coordinated Entry Policy
- HUD 2021 CoC HMIS Policies and Procedures
- HUD 2021 CoC Consolidated Application
- HUD 2021 CoC Priority Listing
- HUD 2021 CoC Final Ranking
2019 Related Documents
- 2019 HUD CoC Submission Deadlines
- HUD.2019.NOFA LOI Instructions and form (1)
- HUD.2019.Continuum of Care 2019 Ranking and Selection Process
- HUD.2019.CoC Consolidated Application
- CoC.2019.Priority Listing
- HUD.2019.Governance Charter
- HUD.2019.CoC Reallocation Policy
- HUD.2019.Coordinated Entry Policy
- HUD.CoC HMIS Policies and Procedures 2019
- 2019 FINAL COC RANKING
2018 CoC Application
- FY 2018 Continuum of Care (C0C) Program Competition - Notice of Funding Availability
- FY 2018 CoC Competition Focus: Serving Survivors of Domestic Violence
- FY 2018 CoC Competition Focus: DedicatedPLUS - Explaining the New Strategy for Ending Chronic Homelessness @(Model.BulletStyle == CivicPlus.Entities.Modules.Layout.Enums.BulletStyle.Decimal ? "ol" : "ul")>
2018 Related Documents
Youth Homeless Demonstration Program
The Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP) is an exciting new initiative designed to reduce the number of youth experiencing homelessness. The goal of the YHDP is to support selected communities, including rural, suburban, and urban areas across the United States, in the development and implementation of a coordinated community approach to preventing and ending youth homelessness. Prince George’s was selected as a YHDP site in the 2018 competition.
Coordinated Community Plan
Development of the Coordinated Community Plan (CCP) was a true community effort by a diverse group of more than 120 individuals, organizations, community leaders, and youth and young adults who gave generously of their time, experience, expertise, resources, and passion to develop the County’s framework to effectively end and prevent all experiences of homelessness and housing instability for youth and young adults in our community. The level of enthusiasm for this project that was demonstrated from all areas of the community is a testament to the commitment the County continues to hold to ensuring that youth homelessness ceases to occur within our borders. From contributions to the original application that resulted in Prince George’s County being selected as one of the third round YHDP communities, to the many hours of brainstorming, strategizing, and sharing of experiences that went into the development of this aggressive Plan and accompanying projects, to the universal support of all participants—local, state, and federal—was, and remains, crucial to the success of this Plan and the efforts of Prince George’s County to end and prevent youth homelessness. Only together can we end and prevent experiences of homelessness and housing instability for youth and young adults in our community.