The Way Home Funding Information

About Funding for The Way Home

The Coalition for the Homeless (CFTH), as lead agency to The Way Home (the local Continuum of Care [CoC]), is tasked with coordinating, planning, and preparing the annual application for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) CoC Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Competition. The HUD CoC NOFO competition brings in roughly $45 million to our CoC on an annual basis; which provides critical resources for those experiencing homelessness in our community.


In addition to managing the HUD CoC NOFO competition, CFTH also works to source other federal, state, local, and private dollars to meet the needs of people and families experiencing homelessness. Learn more here.

Funding Opportunity Newsletters

Sign up for the Funding Opportunities Distribution List and receive emails from CFTH as new funding opportunities for local nonprofits are posted to this webpage. 

Funding Opportunity Notifications

Sign up for “The Way Home CoC Connection” e-newsletter to receive information on what’s happening in the greater Houston region’s homeless response system. 

The Way Home CoC Connection

For more information on local funding opportunities such as Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Housing Opportunities for People With AIDS (HOPWA), etc., we encourage you to sign up for the following newsletters:


Lead Agency Technical Assistance Support

Technical assistance (TA) is the process of providing targeted support to an organization with the focus on building skills that will improve the organization, program, and/or the services they provide. It is an effective method for building the capacity of an organization.

 

Lead Agency Technical Assistance seeks to:

  • Support a nonprofit organization to build and expand its internal capacity
  • Strengthen the capacity of nonprofit sector to function more effectively and efficiently
  • Build skills to expand impact and effectiveness of those they serve
  • Incorporate new and improve methods, tools, or technology


If you are interested in receiving technical support or enhancing your agency's capacity to improve effectiveness for an ongoing or new initiatives that impacts the homeless response system, please reach out to Renee Cavazos, Director of CoC Programs, at rcavazos@homelesshouston.org to schedule.

HUD CoC NOFO Competition

Notices of Funding Opportunity from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development

FY 2024–2025 CoC Competition Now Open – Compliance with FY24–25 NOFO (FR-6800-N-25)

Tuesday, January 12, 2026


The Way Home formally opened the FY 2024–2025 Continuum of Care (CoC) Competition in response to HUD’s reopening of the FY24–25 Notice of Funding Opportunity (FR-6800-N-25), pursuant to the federal court order issued on December 23, 2025.


This competition is being conducted solely to comply with the FY24–25 NOFO as currently written. All eligibility rules, submission requirements, timelines, and review processes must fully align with HUD’s guidance.


HUD will accept and process applications under this NOFO but will not obligate funds or issue awards while the court order remains in effect. HUD has indicated that, assuming the order remains in place, conditional award selections should be made by late March 2026. Please Note: Selections do not constitute an obligation of funds.

Local Timeline & Deadlines

Local deadlines have been established to support eligibility reviews, Steering Committee approvals, and the public posting period prior to HUD’s February 9, 2026 federal deadline.


All local deadlines and required materials have been posted here, The Way Home Partner Portal, on January 13, 2026, and will be updated accordingly.


eSnaps Availability:

HUD anticipates that eSnaps will open by January 16, 2026.


ALL Project Submissions Due: Monday, January 26, 2026 – 5:00 PM CST

Estimated Available Funding

The Way Home anticipates that approximately $7 million in reallocated CoC funding may be available through this competition. This is currently the only funding available for "new projects". 


This estimate is subject to:

  • Final local determinations
  • HUD eligibility review
  • Federal approval

Eligible Project Types

NEW projects created through reallocation that are limited to:


1. Supportive Services Only – Coordinated Entry (SSO-CE)

  • Supports Coordinated Entry operations and functions as defined by HUD and The Way Home.
  • Submission of an SSO-CE application does not confer, imply, or contest any designation of Coordinated Entry Lead Agency authority, governance, or system ownership.
  • All SSO-CE projects must operate in alignment with CFTH’s CE policies, workflows, and governance structure.
  • Future HUD-authorized SSO components (e.g., SSO–Outreach) may require project transitions.

2. Permanent Housing – Rapid Re-Housing (PH-RRH)

  • PH-RRH projects are structured under current HUD eligibility rules.
  • If HUD later introduces a Permanent Housing cap or authorizes component shifts, projects may be required to transition (e.g., to Transitional Housing) per HUD guidance.

3. Expansion of Existing Permanent Housing Projects – Rental/Leasing Subsidy Expansion Only (Priority)

  • Projects may request increases to rental assistance and/or leasing subsidies only.
  • Projects must remain within the Permanent Housing component and already have existing supportive services funding.
  • No component changes are allowed.

PLEASE NOTE: 

  • Renewal Projects: Must remain unchanged unless voluntarily reallocated, replaced, or expanded through a HUD-permitted Rental/Leasing Subsidy Expansion.
  • Bonus Dollars: No bonus dollars are available at this time.
  • Optional Technical Assistance: Technical assistance will be available January 19–23, 2026, by request. To schedule, please email: nofo@cfthhouston.org

Project Types NOT Allowed

  • Transitional Housing (TH)
  • Standalone Supportive Services Only (non‑CE)
  • Any project types not explicitly allowed under the FY24–25 NOFO
  • No bonus funding is available

Competition Materials

FY24/25 CoC NOFO (FR-6800-N-25)

Future Guidance & Planning

While this competition must follow the FY24–25 NOFO exactly as written, we want to be transparent that HUD may revise or reissue the FY25 NOFO, and additional guidance may be released through a future FY26 NOFO or Special NOFO.


The Way Home is actively planning for these potential changes—such as possible Permanent Housing caps or the reintroduction of Transitional Housing as an eligible component. These discussions are forward‑looking only and do not change the eligibility rules, allowable project types, or submission requirements for the current competition.


In short: We are fully complying with today’s federal requirements while responsibly preparing for what may come next.

Information Updated: 01/13/2026

About the HUD CoC NOFO Competition

About the CoC Program: The Continuum of Care (CoC) Program (24 CFR Part 578) promotes a community‑wide commitment to ending homelessness. Through this program, HUD provides funding to nonprofit organizations, states, local governments, Indian Tribes, and Tribally Designated Housing Entities (TDHEs) to:

  • Quickly rehouse individuals, families, and youth experiencing homelessness
  • Support persons fleeing domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking
  • Minimize the trauma and dislocation caused by homelessness
  • Improve access to mainstream services and supports
  • Increase self‑sufficiency among those experiencing homelessness


The CoC Program strengthens local coordinated systems and supports long‑term housing stability across communities.

About the NOFO: The Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Continuum of Care (CoC) Program is HUD’s annual announcement inviting communities nationwide to apply for federal homelessness assistance funding.


Each year, the NOFO:

  • Outlines the total funding available
  • Defines eligible project components and activities
  • Establishes federal priorities and policy goals
  • Specifies application requirements, scoring criteria, and submission deadlines


The CoC NOFO competition is a key mechanism through which communities secure funding for supportive services, housing programs, system coordination, and other interventions designed to reduce and ultimately end homelessness.

Site Visits - CoC NOFO Funded Agencies:

The HMIS and CoC Programs team are currently conducting Site Visits with all CoC NOFO-Funded Agencies. To ensure a smooth process, please send any requested Site Visit information to Angel Garmon at Angel.Garmon@cfthhouston.org no later than one week before your scheduled visit. This will allow our team enough time to review your program policies and ensure that they align with CoC standards.

Active Funding Opportunities

In this section, you can view funding opportunities currently offered in The Way Home CoC.

CFTH Funding Opportunities

In this section, you can view funding opportunities either offer by or granted to the Coalition for the Homeless (CFTH), however, made available for partners of The Way Home as a sub-recipient. If there are no funding opportunities currently listed, please check back later.

  • Coordinated Entry & Engagement RFP

    RFP Summary: The Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County (CFTH), Lead Agency for The Way Home CoC (TX-700), has released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for qualified providers to operate Youth Homeless Demonstration Program (YHDP) Coordinated Entry (CE) functions across our regional homeless response system.


    This opportunity supports: 

    • Centralized and phone-based intake
    • In-reach engagement at shelters, schools, and other systems
    • Problem-solving and diversion supports
    • Connection to housing pathways both within and outside the system
    • Short-term case coordination to support housing or income resolution

    Key Details:

    • Funding Available: Up to $800,000
    • Contract Term: January 1 – December 31, 2026 (renewable based on performance & funding)
    • Match Required: 25% (cash or in-kind, excluding leasing)

    Application Deadline: Tuesday,  November 25, 2025, at 11:59 PM CST

     

    Interested organizations must meet eligibility requirements and demonstrate the capacity to deliver high-quality CE services aligned with HUD and CFTH standards.


    Documents 

    Coordinated Entry & Engagement RFP

    YHDP CE Budget Template

     

Local Funding Opportunities

In this section, you can view additional funding opportunities for partners of The Way Home. If there are no funding opportunities currently listed, view the sections above or check back later.

  • City of Houston & Harris County

    Funding Opportunity: City of Houston 2025 Public Services HOPWA NOFA - N021425


    About: The City of Houston Housing and Community Development (HCD) Department has issued a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) program, which aims to increase the availability of decent, safe, and affordable housing for low-income individuals with HIV.


    HCD is seeking qualified nonprofit organizations with 501(c)(3) status to provide financial assistance, administration, supportive services, and operating expenses for housing projects benefiting low-income persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS within Houston and the surrounding areas.


    Important Dates & Next Steps: 

    • NOFA Document: Click here to view. 
    • NOFA Release Date: Friday, February 14, 2025
    • Prep-Proposal Conference: Wednesday, February 19, 2025, at 2 PM CST | Click here to join.
    • Solicitation Deadline: March 17, 2025, at 5:00 PM CST 

    Please refer to the official NOFA document for full details on eligibility, funding priorities, and submission requirements. A recording of the pre-proposal conference, along with a copy of the NOFA and all other required information, will be available here. 


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  • City of Conroe & Montgomery County

    The Montgomery County Community Development Department administers funding for federal housing programs for the County; including but not limited to CDBG, ESG, HOME, and ADDI. Click here to learn more. 


    • Click here to visit Montgomery County's grant applications webpage. Proposals are due Friday, March 29, 2024 at 3:30PM.
    • Click here to view the 2024 grant applications flyer. 

    HOME-ARP Information:

    The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has notified Montgomery County that it has been allocated $2,548,899.00 in HOME-ARP Program funds. 


    In order to receive the HOME-ARP grant, the County is required to submit a HOME-ARP

    Allocation Plan to HUD for review. The HOME-ARP Allocation Plan must describe how the

    County intends to distribute its HOME-ARP funds, including how it will use these funds to

    address the needs of HOME-ARP qualifying populations. Please use the links below to learn more. 



    The County will be hosting an in person Workshop and Q&A on Wednesday, June 4th


    Location:

    • Alan B. Sadler Commissioners Court Building, 4th Floor – Commissioners Courtroom
    • 501 N. Thompson St., Conroe, TX 77301

    Please RSVP to one session by emailing CDBG.MCTX@mctx.org

    • Session 1: 9:00 am – 11:00 am
    • Session 2: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

    CLICK HERE to access the SUPPORTIVE SERVICES Application


    CLICK HERE to access the NON-CONGREGATE SHELTER Application


     

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  • City of Pasadena

    The City of Pasadena expects to receive approximately $2,446,039 in federal grants for 2024: 

    • Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program ($1,687,329)
    • HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program ($612,267) 
    • Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) Program ($146,443)

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    The City of Pasadena expects to receive approximately $2,335,385 in federal grants for 2023:

    • Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program ($1,605,988)
    • HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program ($582,954) 
    • Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) Program ($146,443). 

    The City of Pasadena Community Development Department has concluded the planning and development process for the 2023 CDBG/HOME/ESG Consolidated Program Year. Funding will be prioritized for the benefit of primarily the low- to moderate-income population within the City of Pasadena. 


    Each project will produce outcomes that provide an impact to the community’s needs as outlined in the City's 2023-2027 Five-Year Consolidated Plan. 


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  • Funding Program Information & Resources

    Consolidated Plans, Annual Action Plans, and CAPERs

    HUD Description: The Consolidated Plan is designed to help states and local jurisdictions to assess their affordable housing and community development needs and market conditions, and to make data-driven, place-based investment decisions. 


    The Consolidated Plan is carried out through Annual Action Plans, which provide a concise summary of the actions, activities, and the specific federal and non-federal resources that will be used each year to address the priority needs and specific goals identified by the Consolidated Plan. 


    Grantees report on accomplishments and progress toward Consolidated Plan goals in the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER).


    Click here to learn more about Consolidated Plans, Annual Action Plans, and CAPERs from HUD. 


    Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

    CDBG HUD Description: The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program supports community development activities to build stronger and more resilient communities. To support community development, activities are identified through an ongoing process. Activities may address needs such as infrastructure, economic development projects, public facilities installation, community centers, housing rehabilitation, public services, clearance/acquisition, microenterprise assistance, code enforcement, homeowner assistance, etc.


    Click here to learn more about CDBG from HUD. 


    Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) 

    ESG HUD Description: The Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) program works to assist people to quickly regain stability in permanent housing after experiencing a housing crisis and/or homelessness.


    The program provides funding to:

    • Engage homeless individuals and families living on the street;
    • Improve the number and quality of emergency shelters for homeless individuals and families;
    • Help operate these shelters;
    • Provide essential services to shelter residents;
    • Rapidly re-house homeless individuals and families; and
    • Prevent families and individuals from becoming homeless.

    ESG funds may be used for these five program components: street outreach, emergency shelter, homelessness prevention, rapid re-housing assistance, Homeless Management Information System (HMIS), as well as up to 7.5% of a recipient’s allocation can be used for administrative activities.


    Click here to learn more about ESG from HUD. 


    HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) 

    HOME HUD Description: HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) provides grants to state and local governments to create affordable housing for low-income households.


    Click here to learn more about HOME from HUD. 

  • Family and Youth Services Bureau

    The most recent funding opportunities from the Family and Youth Services Bureau for Runaway and Homeless Youth (RHY) Programs have been released!



    With this year’s condensed application timeline, Youth Collaboratory is providing new grant services to meet your organization’s needs:


    Information and links to services for each funding announcement can be found below. Please note: Youth Collaboratory will deliver webinar recordings and proposal outlines to your email as soon as they are finalized, no later than Thursday, July 17th. 


    Webinar Recordings

    Recorded in advance to fit your personal schedule, these webinars offer deep dives into recent funding announcements. 


    We’ll provide section by section overviews of each funding announcement to highlight essential elements for your proposal and connect you with our team for follow-up questions.

    • General Rate: $80
    • Member Rate: $60

    Grant Proposal Outlines

    Our proposal outlines are tailored to each program and designed to get your application on track quickly. 


    Don’t miss a single criteria or any new requirements—just plug your narrative directly into our pre-formatted template and respond to each prompt.

    • General Rate: $850
    • Member Rate: $600

    All proposal outlines also come with access to three “office hours” sessions with our grants experts to answer your questions and hone your drafts. Office hours will be held:


    • Thursday, July 17, 2025 - 2:00pm - 3:30pm ET
    • Tuesday, July 22, 2025 - 1:30pm - 3:00pm ET
    • Wednesday, July 23, 2025 - 3:30pm - 5:00pm ET

    Grant Services by Program


    Basic Center Program (BCP)

    Funding to provide temporary shelter, counseling, and supportive services to youth under 18.



    Transitional Living Program (TLP)

    Funding to provide shelter and comprehensive supportive services to youth ages 16 through 21. *Note: This webinar content is combined with MGH.


    Maternity Group Home (MGH)

    Funding to provide safe, stable, and appropriate shelter for pregnant and/or parenting youth ages 16 to under 22 and their dependent children. *Note: This webinar content is combined with TLP.



Additional Funding Opportunities

In this section, you can view additional funding opportunities for partners of The Way Home. If there are no funding opportunities currently listed, view the sections above or check back later.

  • HCDVCC RFP: Evaluation Team for Harris County Early Childhood Resiliency Fund (ECRF) Program Design

    Funding Opportunity: HCDVCC RFP: Evaluation Team for Harris County Early Childhood Resiliency Fund (ECRF) Program Design


    About: The Harris County Domestic Violence Coordinating Council (HCDVCC) invites proposals from qualified evaluation teams to assess the Resiliency Fund Program Design. This initiative supports innovative, trauma-informed interventions for children exposed to intimate partner violence (“IPV”) and domestic violence (“DV”), which was exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and aims to respond to the developmental and therapeutic needs of young children in Harris County, emphasizing the needs of children aged 0-8. 


    HCDVCC is committed to collaborative leadership and collective learning, centering the voices and needs of survivors to guide decision-making and program development. This evaluation aims to produce actionable insights to strengthen the caregiver-child relationship, improve outcomes for children exposed to DV, and inform evidence-based practices.


    Important Dates & Next Steps: 

    • RFP Release Date: Friday, February 7, 2025
    • Virtual Q&A Session: Wednesday, February 12, 2025, at 11:00 AM
    • Submission Deadline: Friday, March 7, 2025, at 3:00 PM CST 

    For questions or additional information, please contact: Katisha Chaney – kchaney@hcdvcc.org.

    View RFP Document

  • TX HHS: Project for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH)

    Funding Opportunity: TX HHS: Project for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH)


    Deadline: December 12, 2025 at 10:30am


    Request Amount: TBD (Total available is $33,365,605 - multiple awards expected; Estimated MAX award is $6,000,000.)


    Request Focus: TBD (Program/Project)


    Funder Focus: This funding opportunity invites grant applications requesting funding for the PATH Program. PATH providers provide outreach and engage people not currently connected to mainstream mental health services, primary health care, and substance abuse service systems. Awarded Grantees shall meet the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) goal for PATH programs, which is to reduce or eliminate homelessness for individuals with serious mental illnesses or co-occurring substance use disorders who are homeless or at imminent risk of becoming homeless.

Funding Opportunities Archive

In this section, you can view some of the previous funding opportunities offered in The Way Home CoC.


The Way Home HUD CoC NOFO Competition Archive

Notices of Funding Opportunity from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development

As the Lead Agency to The Way Home Continuum of Care (CoC) (TX-700, Cities of Houston/Pasadena & Harris/Fort Bend/Montgomery Counties), the Coalition for the Homeless runs a local competition based on the Continuum of Care Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) released by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), to ensure that we submit a funding recommendation for Funding Opportunity FR-6200-N-25.

A good overview of what to expect during a CoC competition can be found in the NOFO manual below, in addition to previous year's NOFO information for historical context. 

  • Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 NOFO Committee & Workgroup

    On behalf of The Way Home, the Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County is recruiting qualified, non-conflicted members to join the 2022 NOFO Rating & Ranking Committee, as well as the CoC Provider Input Workgroup.


    Each year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requires each Continuum of Care (CoC) to review the performance of CoC-funded projects within its region and to use their performance to rank renewal and *new projects in order of their funding priority for the annual Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Competition. The purpose of this system is to indicate to HUD the relative funding priorities of projects within a CoC.


    Members should be knowledgeable about homelessness and housing in the area and broadly representative of the relevant sectors, subpopulations, and the geographic regions that make up The Way Home (i.e., Houston and Harris, Fort Bend, and Montgomery counties). It is the policy of the CoC, called The Way Home, to have an objective and transparent process for determining the allocation of funding.


    The 2022 NOFO Rating & Ranking Committee and CoC Provider Input Workgroup will be committed to ensuring the CoC puts forward the most competitive and system priority aligned applications. The committee and workgroup will use objective, performance based scoring criteria and selection priorities that are approved by The Way Home Steering Committee to determine the extent to which each project addresses HUD’s policy priorities. All final recommendations will be brought forth to the Steering Committee for review and approval, prior to submission to HUD.


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    2022 NOFO Rating and Ranking Committee:


    The Rating & Ranking Committee will be composed of representatives from various groups, including non-profit homeless services and housing providers; housing developers; city representatives; county representatives; mental health; substance abuse; veteran's services; and consumers (people with lived experience of homelessness). You can find complete guidelines regarding the policies and selection process of Rating and Ranking here. It is the policy of the CoC, called The Way Home, to have an objective and transparent process for determining the allocation of funding. 


    2022 NOFO Rating and Ranking Committee Seats:


    • 1 Seat- City of Houston Representative (must be a City of Houston Employee or appointed by the city to fill this seat)
    • 1 Seat -Harris County Representative (must be a Harris County Employee or appointed by the County to fill this seat)
    • 1 Seat -Fort Bend County Representative (must be a Fort Bend County Employee or appointed by the County to fill this seat)
    • 1 Seat-Montgomery County Representative (must be a Montgomery County Employee or appointed by the County to fill this seat)
    • 1 Seat -City of Pasadena Representative (must be a City of Pasadena Employee or appointed by the County to fill this seat)
    • 1 Seat -Private Funder Representative (must work for a private foundation within the CoC Region)
    • 1 Seat- Person with Lived Experience
    • 1-Seat- Healthcare (must work for or be appointed by Health Care Partner)
    • 1 Seat-Victim Service Provider Representative (must work for or be appointed by VSP Partner)
    • 1 Seat-Youth System Representative (member of YAB or YAB appointed Representative) 
    • 1 Seat- Veteran System Representative (must work for or be appointed by Veteran Partner) 

    How to join:

    Please contact Renee Cavazos at rcavazos@homelesshouston.org if you are interested in being a part of the FY 22 Rating and Ranking Committee (RRC). You will be invited to fill out a short application and Conflict of Interest form to determine eligibility; a list of backup representatives will be maintained. 


    The RRC will meet year-round to effectively implement a CoC Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Planning process, including the release of the CoC NOFO application. Active participation in the Rating and Ranking Committee is key to our system's success. 


    The committee’s first meeting will be on Thursday, May 12, 2022, at 10 am. * If you cannot make the first meeting but would like to be a part of the Rating and Ranking Committee, please reach out to Renee. Additional meeting dates/agendas are below.  



    Meeting Timeline for Rating and Ranking Committee:


    First Meeting - Thursday, April 14, 2022, at 10 AM

    • About
    • Role
    • Overview of CoC and System priorities 
    • Homework- Review of Currently Scoring Rubric 

    Second Meeting - Thursday, May 19, 2022, at 10 AM

    • Training on Scoring and Ranking
    • Overview of Ranking Policy
    • Review of Scoring Rubric- Comments/Edits

    Third Meeting - Thursday, June 16, 2022, at 10 AM

    • Discuss Workgroup recommendations
    • Finalize recommendation to be presented to Steering Committee in the July 2022 Meeting

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    CoC Provider Input Workgroup:


    We invite various members of official (and updated) partner agencies to meet and review the following activities regarding the CoC Funding Competition. Your feedback and input is appreciated as valued partners of The Way Home. It is the policy of the CoC to have an objective and transparent process for determining the allocation of funding.


    Duties Include:

    • Review of Renewal Project Scoring Standards
    • Review of Project Scoring, Reallocation, Selection, and Ranking Process
    • Compile recommendation for the Scoring/Ranking Committee to present to CoC Board

    How to join

    If you are interested in joining the CoC provider Input workgroup, please email Renee Cavazos at rcavazos@homelesshouston.org.



    Meeting Timeline for CoC Provider Input Workgroup:


    First Meeting- May 5, 2022 

    • About
    • Role
    • Overview of Scoring/Recommendations
    • Homework- Provide 2-3 recommendations you would like to see made to the scoring/ranking process email to Renee by May 19, 2022

    Second Meeting- June 2, 2022

    • Discuss Recommendations- Discuss a list of recommendations for the 2022 competition
    • Rank Recommendations – provide to the Scoring and Ranking Committee before June 16, 2022.

  • Fiscal Year (FY) 2021 NOFO

    FY21 HUD CoC Award Information 


    FY21 NOFO CoC Competition Application & Project Ranking Announcements

    The Coalition for the Homeless, Lead Agency to The Way Home Continuum of Care, has posted the FY21 CoC Competition Application which will be submitted to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).


    This the final listing of all applications with ranking and dollar amounts. Partners were encouraged to review the application and send any corrections/changes needed to nofa@homelesshouston.org.

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    How were these rankings made?

    We ranked projects per the posted Ranking policy, which was approved by the CoC Steering Committee. The Reduction and Reallocation Policy was updated to reflect the final amount voluntarily reallocated from a renewal project in our CoC and was also approved by the CoC Steering Committee. New Projects were scored on a different criteria. 


    Tier 1 is 100% (or $41.4 million) of our Annual Renewal Demand (ARD) and Tier 2 is the difference between Tier 1 and the maximum amount of renewal, reallocation, plus any Bonus.



    The Way Home CoC's funding request this year is over $48 million.



    What are next steps for agencies?

    • If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to the Lead Agency. If you have concerns that are not being addressed, please complete the posted FY21 HUD CoC Grant Competition Grievance Form. 
    • If you scored below 120, you are required to submit a Corrective Action Plan, per the Reallocation and Reduction Policy. This Corrective Action Plan will allow the Lead Agency to support your improvement over the next year. 
    • If you did not apply for a new project or an expansion this year, we are always interested in engaging with you. Please reach out to Renee Cavazos at rcavazos@homelesshouston.org after the competition is over to discuss this opportunity more in depth. 

    We thank everyone who applied this year.


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    The Coalition has put together a FY2021 CoC Grant Application Timeline with a schedule of important dates/trainings. Be sure to read the timeline carefully and register for all mandatory webinars! We encourage you to add these dates to your calendar and set reminders as necessary.



    The MANDATORY (for new and renewing applicants) CoC Grant Conference was held virtually Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021 from Noon - 2 p.m.


    The MANDATORY (for new project applicants) Technical Assistance webinar was held virtually Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2021 at 10 a.m.

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    HUD NOFO Information & Resources 

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    The Way Home Local Competition Information 

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    CoC Grant Application Attachments 

  • NOFO Manual

CFTH Funding Opportunities Archive

  • YHDP-CE Employment Supports RFP

    Funding Opportunity | YHDP-CE Employment Supports RFP 


    About: The Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County (CFTH), as the lead agency for The Way Home Continuum of Care (CoC TX-700), is releasing this Rolling Request for Proposals (RFP) to identify a qualified subrecipient for Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP) – Coordinated Entry (CE) Employment Supports. This funding opportunity is designed to provide employment-focused services to youth and young adults (YYA) experiencing or at risk of homelessness during the Coordinated Entry phase—before housing placement. Services should be youth-centered, low-barrier, and aligned with Housing First principles to promote long-term economic stability.


    Available Funding & Project Term:

    • Funding Available: $200,000**
    • Project Term: April 1 – December 21, 2025 (opportunity for renewal if outcomes are met for 2026 CY)

    Eligible Activities Include:

    • Employment Readiness & Career Navigation (resume building, job application assistance, career coaching, financial literacy)
    • Workforce Connection & Placement (job placements, employer partnerships, supportive employment, transportation assistance)
    • Coordinated Entry & System Navigation (ensuring youth access employment services before housing placement)

     

    Key Dates & Deadlines:

    • RFP Release Date: Friday, February 21, 2025
    • FAQ Opening for Applicant Questions: Friday, February 21, 2025
    • Application Submission Deadline: March 8, 2025 (11:59 PM CST)
    • Evaluation & Selection Period: March 11 – March 18, 2025
    • Award Announcement & Contract Execution: Week of March 24, 2025
    • Project Start Date: No later than April 1, 2025   

    Eligibility Requirements:

    • Be an active CoC partner in good standing
    • Have experience in youth employment services & workforce development
    • Demonstrate compliance with HUD CoC Program regulations (24 CFR Part 578)
    • Have capacity for HMIS data entry and tracking
    • Align with Housing First principles and youth-centered engagement

    How to Apply: Interested organizations must submit a proposal following the outlined application guidelines, ensuring alignment with HUD YHDP priorities and employment supports for youth.

    View RFP

  • FY 25 Bezos Day 1 Letter of Intent - Domestic Violence Partners

    Funding Opportunity | FY 25 Bezos Day 1 Letter of Intent (LOI) - Domestic Violence Partners


    About: The Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County (CFTH) is inviting organizations to submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) for potential funding through the Bezos Day One Family Fund. This initiative aims to support Employment Pathway Programs and Social Enterprises that empower families impacted by domestic violence (DV). With the Bezos Day 1 Support, CFTH plans to invest approximately $2 million in partnership with DV service providers to enhance housing stability and employment-focused services within the CoC. Proposed projects should align with the grant’s priorities, be ready for implementation by April 2025, and ensure all funds are utilized by December 2026.


    Focus Areas: 

    • Employment Pathway Programs – Job readiness training, skills development, career counseling, employer partnerships, and support for overcoming barriers such as childcare or transportation.
    • Social Enterprises – Mission-driven businesses or programs that provide employment opportunities while reinvesting profits to further social impact.

    Additional Allowable Activities: While the primary focus must remain employment-related, agencies may incorporate complementary services such as housing stability supports, financial coaching, legal assistance, and digital access tools to help participants maintain long-term employment


    Submission Requirements: Interested organizations must submit an LOI addressing the following:

    1. Project Overview – Alignment with grant objectives and impact on DV survivors.
    2. Expected Outcomes – Measurable deliverables and anticipated success metrics.
    3. Timeline – Implementation readiness by April 2025 and completion by December 2026.
    4. Project Justification – Community need and potential impact.
    5. Target Population & Scale – Number of families served annually.
    6. Evaluation & Measurement – Data collection and impact assessment methods.
    7. Detailed Budget – Comprehensive breakdown of anticipated expenses.

    Submission Guidelines:

    • Narrative Length: Maximum three pages (excluding budget).
    • Deadline: March 15, 2025 – Submit materials to Renee.Cavazos@cfthhouston.org.
    • Reporting Requirement: Selected projects must submit monthly outcome reports to the CoC lead agency.

    Fairness & Compliance: All proposals will be reviewed objectively based on alignment with grant goals, feasibility, and budget clarity. Applicants must comply with local and federal regulations and reporting requirements.


    Questions & Support: For inquiries, contact Renee Cavazos at Renee.Cavazos@cfthhouston.org.

    View LOI

  • Joint REI: Competitive Award for Services/Operations Addressing Houston’s Homeless Response System

    Rolling Request for Expressions of Interest (REI): Competitive Award for Services/Operations Addressing Houston’s Homeless Response System


    About: The City of Houston, Harris County, and the Coalition for the Homeless (CFTH), lead agency to The Way Home (Continuum of Care), invite organizations to submit proposals under this Rolling Request for Expressions of Interest (REI). This initiative aims to address homelessness and housing instability through scalable, low-barrier, and innovative solutions. Eligible activities include permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, prevention and diversion, outreach, case management, shelter expansion, and essential supportive services. 


    Important Dates & Next Steps: 

    • REI Release Date: January 31, 2025 
    • Virtual Q&A Session: February 14, 2025, at 10:00 AM
    • Initial Submission Deadline: March 14, 2025, at 5:00 PM CST 
    • Rolling Submissions: Every third Friday in June, September, and December (or as updated via Letter of Clarification)
    • Preliminary Funding Recommendations: Issued within 30 days of submission deadlines 
    • Program Start Date: May 15, 2025 

    Organizations interested in applying must submit proposals to: 


    Virtual Q&A Webinar: 


    Additional Supporting Materials: 

    • REI Letter of Clarification - Budget: Click here to view. 
    • REI Budget Template (Please view the clarification letter above before use.)
    • Letter of Clarification - Preferenes for RRH and Night Outreach Serivces: Click here to view. 

    For full details on eligibility, funding priorities, and submission requirements, please refer to the official REI document or contact us at the emails above.

    View REI Document

  • Request for Proposals: Supportive Services Only (SSO) Intervention

    The Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County (CFTH), Lead Agency to The Way Home Continuum of Care (CoC), is inviting qualified nonprofit and community-based organizations to submit proposals for Supportive Services Only (SSO) interventions.


    This RFP directly supports the End Street Homelessness Action Plan, addressing urgent gaps by expanding services, reducing unsheltered homelessness, preventing future inflow, and strengthening long-term housing stability.


    Attachments:


    Key Dates:

    • RFP Release Date: September 19, 2025
    • Deadline to Submit Questions: September 26, 2025, 5:00 p.m. CST
    • Final FAQ Responses Posted: September 29, 2025
    • Application Due Date: October 3, 2025, 5:00 p.m. CST
    • Anticipated Award Notification: October 17, 2025
    • Project Start Date: November 1, 2025
    • Award Period: 12 months (Nov. 1, 2025 – Oct. 31, 2026)

    Interventions Sought

    1. Income & Employment Supports – job readiness, financial literacy, benefits enrollment, workforce partnerships.
    2. Domestic Violence (DV) Mobile Support – trauma-informed mobile advocacy, crisis response, and rapid housing connections.
    3. Homelessness Prevention Supports – financial assistance, landlord mediation, and diversion strategies to prevent shelter entry.
    4. SMART Team (Mobile Behavioral Health & Outreach) – multidisciplinary outreach for unsheltered individuals with serious mental illness or co-occurring conditions.

    Applicant Requirements 


    Organizations must:

    • Be in good standing with HUD, CFTH, and The Way Home CoC.
    • Maintain active registration in SAM.gov with valid UEI.
    • Have HMIS experience and capacity to meet data quality standards.
    • Comply with HUD CoC Program regulations (24 CFR Part 578; 2 CFR Part 200), CFTH requirements, and federal standards.
    • Demonstrate organizational capacity, staffing, and partnerships to deliver high-quality interventions.

    Next Steps: Submit proposals by October 3, 2025, 5:00 p.m. CST to contracts@homelesshouston.org.

  • RFP For Furniture and Home Kits

    Name of RFP: RFP For Furniture and Home Kits

    Date of Release: Monday, May 15, 2023

    Due Date:  5 PM Central Time on Wednesday, May 31, 2023.

    FAQ Email: contracts@homelesshouston.org 

    FAQ Open through: May 24, 2023

    Submission Email: contracts@homelesshouston.org 


    About: The purpose of this RFP is to invite proposals from qualified vendors who are interested in providing furniture packages ("Furniture") and home starter kits ("Kits") to clients placed into housing through The Way Home CoC (Continuum of Care).  The Way Home serves individuals and families throughout Houston, Pasadena, Harris, Fort Bend, and Montgomery counties.   


    RFP Document: Click here to view. 

  • Day 1 Families Fund

    REI Title: Bezos Day One Families Fund Request for Expressions of Interest (REI)

    REI Document: Click here to view. 

    REI Purpose: The Day 1 Families Fund is committed to ending homelessness for families so that “no child sleeps outside.” Project funds will be used to assist families currently experiencing homelessness – unsheltered or sheltered – to help those families regain housing through:

    • Employment
    • Family Reunification
    • Household Stabilizers
    • Training

    REI Conference: Click here to watch the video recording of the conference. During the conference, we reviewed:

    • More about the Day 1 Families Fund and the award that was made to the Coalition
    • Program areas where the Coalition is planning to invest the first round of funding
    • Details about the upcoming application process and timeline

    Date of Release: Wednesday, April 5, 2023

    Submission Deadline: Friday, May 5, 2023, by 11:59 PM CDT

    Key Contact and Q&A Contact: contracts@homelesshouston.org 

    FAQ Deadline: Wednesday, April 19, 2023, by 5:00 PM CDT


    The Q&A that was held at the conference can be found in the REI document. 

  • Request for Proposals: Supportive Services Only (SSO) Intervention

    The Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County (CFTH), Lead Agency to The Way Home Continuum of Care (CoC), is inviting qualified nonprofit and community-based organizations to submit proposals for Supportive Services Only (SSO) interventions.


    This RFP directly supports the End Street Homelessness Action Plan, addressing urgent gaps by expanding services, reducing unsheltered homelessness, preventing future inflow, and strengthening long-term housing stability.


    Attachments:


    Key Dates:

    • RFP Release Date: September 19, 2025
    • Deadline to Submit Questions: September 26, 2025, 5:00 p.m. CST
    • Final FAQ Responses Posted: September 29, 2025
    • Application Due Date: October 3, 2025, 5:00 p.m. CST
    • Anticipated Award Notification: October 17, 2025
    • Project Start Date: November 1, 2025
    • Award Period: 12 months (Nov. 1, 2025 – Oct. 31, 2026)

    Interventions Sought

    1. Income & Employment Supports – job readiness, financial literacy, benefits enrollment, workforce partnerships.
    2. Domestic Violence (DV) Mobile Support – trauma-informed mobile advocacy, crisis response, and rapid housing connections.
    3. Homelessness Prevention Supports – financial assistance, landlord mediation, and diversion strategies to prevent shelter entry.
    4. SMART Team (Mobile Behavioral Health & Outreach) – multidisciplinary outreach for unsheltered individuals with serious mental illness or co-occurring conditions.

    Applicant Requirements 


    Organizations must:

    • Be in good standing with HUD, CFTH, and The Way Home CoC.
    • Maintain active registration in SAM.gov with valid UEI.
    • Have HMIS experience and capacity to meet data quality standards.
    • Comply with HUD CoC Program regulations (24 CFR Part 578; 2 CFR Part 200), CFTH requirements, and federal standards.
    • Demonstrate organizational capacity, staffing, and partnerships to deliver high-quality interventions.

    Next Steps: Submit proposals by October 3, 2025, 5:00 p.m. CST to contracts@homelesshouston.org.

  • Request for Proposals: Supportive Services Only (SSO) Intervention

    The Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County (CFTH), Lead Agency to The Way Home Continuum of Care (CoC), is inviting qualified nonprofit and community-based organizations to submit proposals for Supportive Services Only (SSO) interventions.


    This RFP directly supports the End Street Homelessness Action Plan, addressing urgent gaps by expanding services, reducing unsheltered homelessness, preventing future inflow, and strengthening long-term housing stability.


    Attachments:


    Key Dates:

    • RFP Release Date: September 19, 2025
    • Deadline to Submit Questions: September 26, 2025, 5:00 p.m. CST
    • Final FAQ Responses Posted: September 29, 2025
    • Application Due Date: October 3, 2025, 5:00 p.m. CST
    • Anticipated Award Notification: October 17, 2025
    • Project Start Date: November 1, 2025
    • Award Period: 12 months (Nov. 1, 2025 – Oct. 31, 2026)

    Interventions Sought

    1. Income & Employment Supports – job readiness, financial literacy, benefits enrollment, workforce partnerships.
    2. Domestic Violence (DV) Mobile Support – trauma-informed mobile advocacy, crisis response, and rapid housing connections.
    3. Homelessness Prevention Supports – financial assistance, landlord mediation, and diversion strategies to prevent shelter entry.
    4. SMART Team (Mobile Behavioral Health & Outreach) – multidisciplinary outreach for unsheltered individuals with serious mental illness or co-occurring conditions.

    Applicant Requirements 


    Organizations must:

    • Be in good standing with HUD, CFTH, and The Way Home CoC.
    • Maintain active registration in SAM.gov with valid UEI.
    • Have HMIS experience and capacity to meet data quality standards.
    • Comply with HUD CoC Program regulations (24 CFR Part 578; 2 CFR Part 200), CFTH requirements, and federal standards.
    • Demonstrate organizational capacity, staffing, and partnerships to deliver high-quality interventions.

    Next Steps: Submit proposals by October 3, 2025, 5:00 p.m. CST to contracts@homelesshouston.org.

Local Funding Opportunities Archive

In this section, you can view some of the previous funding opportunities offered locally or by the Sate of Texas. Viewing the previous funding opportunities offered in our CoC can be a great way to learn about requirements, qualifications, and other interests previously shared. Check them out below!



You can use the links provided in the Active Local Funding Opportunities section of this webpage to view jurisdiction-specific funders and their active-inactive opportunities.

  • Harris County Request for Proposals for CDBG-DR and CDBG-CV

    RFP Title: Harris County Request for Proposals for CDBG-DR and CDBG-CVCounty Public Health

    Bid #: 23/0098

    RFP Notice: 

    Click here to view. (English)

    Click here to view. (Spanish)

    About: Harris County Community Services Department's (HCCSD) Request for Proposals (RFP) for Community Development Block Grants (CDBG): CDBG, CDBG-DR, and CDBG-CV funding for Public Services and Homeless Services is posted under Bid# 23/0098.  The Guidebook, Applications, and Budget will be available from April 28, 2023, through May 22, 2023, to all eligible applicants through the countytx.gov/Pages/default.aspx" type="url" href="https://purchasing.harriscountytx.gov/Pages/default.aspx" target="_blank" rel="undefined" data-runtime-url="https://purchasing.harriscountytx.gov/Pages/default.aspx">Harris County Purchasing Department's website.

    Date Released: 04/28/23

    Due date: 05/22/23 before 2:00 PM 

    Need more information? Click here to view more information. 

    Please send questions to: 

    CDBG DR: Charla Gilliam (832) 927-8271

    CDBG CV: Tasha Hicks at (832) 927-4803


  • Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program Announcement

    The Department of Labor’s Veterans’ Employment and Training Services (DOL-VETS) Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program (HVRP) Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) is now available. 


    Description: HVRP is an employment-focused competitive grant program designed to give America’s veterans experiencing homelessness the ability to reach their full employment potential and obtain high-quality career outcomes. 


    Who should apply? If your organization has experience providing veteran and/or employment-related services, you may be interested in applying for this HVRP grant. 


    Resources: 


    Contact Information: If you have any questions or would like to join our mailing list to receive the National Veterans' Technical Assistance Center (NVTAC) monthly newsletter as well as program announcements and information about upcoming events, please contact us at contact@nvtac.org. 

  • Food Service Vendors for the Navigation Center RFP

    RFP Title - Food Service Vendors for the Navigation Center operated by Harmony House, Inc.


    RFP Submission Deadline - Friday, September 9, 2022, by 5pm central.


    RFP Document (PDF) - Updated on 9/2/22


    RFP Description 

    The purpose of this RFP is to solicit services from interested and qualified Food Service Providers, who can produce and distribute three meals per day to 100+ clients at the Center. The Center’s population are adults who are experiencing mental health illnesses, trauma, and/or substance abuse.

  • Professional Security Services for the Navigation Center RFP

    RFP Title - Professional Security Services for the Navigation Center operated by Harmony House, Inc.


    RFP Submission Deadline - Friday, September 9, 2022, by 5pm central.


    RFP Document (PDF) - Updated on 9/2/22


    RFP Description 

    The purpose of this RFP is to solicit services from interested and qualified Security Service Providers, to include mobile patrol, armed and unarmed security guards, and fire watch. The Navigation Center’s population are adults who are experiencing mental health illnesses, trauma, and/or substance abuse. Harmony House is seeking a company that is compassionate, understanding, and safeguards our clients. Preferred qualifications include experience with the unique requirements of providing security services to a low-barrier homeless services facility.

  • Custodial Services for the Navigation Center RFP

    RFP Title - Custodial Services for the Navigation Center operated by Harmony House, Inc.


    RFP Submission Deadline - Friday, September 9, 2022, by 5pm central.


    RFP Document (PDF) - Updated on 9/2/22


    RFP Description 

    The purpose of this RFP is to solicit services from interested and qualified Custodial Service Providers, who have commercial cleaning experience. This provider will bring the experience of running a reliable, commercial cleaning company with quality services. The Center’s population are adults who are experiencing mental health illnesses, trauma, and/or substance abuse.

  • CCHP Phase 2 - REI for Mental Health Providers

    Request for Expression of Interest (REI) from Qualified Agencies - Mental Health Providers


    REI Title: FY22 CCHP Phase 2 - REI for Mental Health Providers 

    REI Overview:  As a member of The Way Home Continuum of Care (CoC), the City of Houston, Harris County and the Coalition for the Homeless are participating in the community’s plan to combat the COVID-19 pandemic for our most vulnerable residents impacted by COVID-19, people experiencing homelessness. The Community COVID Housing Program (CCHP) will provide permanent supportive housing (PSH), rapid rehousing (RRH), Diversion, & Navigation. 


    Request for Expression of Interest (REI) applications were being accepted for Mental Health Providers.


    Mental Health Support is provided via a specialized team of mental health clinicians who will support existing outreach and housing providers to serve persons experiencing mental illness. The Mental Health Support Team will employ a wraparound model to engage individuals with symptoms of mental illness and provide engagement services, clinical assessment, mental illness treatment coordination, and housing retention supports. 


    REI Document: Click here to view. 

    Submission Deadline: Friday, Sept. 23, 2022, by 5 PM CST 

    Key Contact and Q&A Contact(s): 

  • ACAM EFSP Phase 40 and Phase 41 Application

    The Alliance of Community Assistance Ministries, Inc. (ACAM) has announced a new funding/vendor opportunity. Eligible activities for this competition include Food (Served Meals), Other Food, Mass Shelter, Rent/Mortgage Bills Paid and Utility Assistance Bills Paid.


    The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, September 21, 2022, by 12pm CST. 

    Late applications will not be reviewed. The timestamp on the recipient email will serve as the official time of submission. Early submissions are encouraged to avoid delivery issues


    A virtual RFP conference was held on Thursday, September 8, 2022, at 10am CST. 


    Application materials:


    For more information or if you have any questions please visit the ACAM funding webpage or contact EFSP@ACAMweb.org.

  • FY20 TDHCA ESG CARES II Competition

    The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) opened up the opportunity for local Continuum of Cares to host a local competition in lieu of TDHCA reviewing and awarding funds under Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) passed through the department. As the Lead Agency for the TX-700/The Way Home Continuum of Care, the Coalition submitted an application to host this local competition. All communications regarding this funding went through the Coalition’s funding opportunities e-mail distribution; be sure to sign-up! 


    • Click here to view the 2020 ESG Written Standards 
    • Click here to view the ESG Written Standards CARES Addendum 
    • Click here to view the Rapid Rehousing Business Rules, updated August 1, 2019
    • Click here to sign-up to be notified of the latest funding opportunities 

    The Way Home ESG CARES II Applications 

    The State of Texas received funding via the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, of which just over $9M has been identified for The Way Home Continuum of Care. This funding is used to prevent, prepare for and respond to COVID-19, prioritizing homeless prevention and rapid re-housing (in particular, the organization’s plan to use landlord incentives, as allowed in HUD CPD Notice 20-08, and the organization’s plan to collaborate with landlords that shows staff members identified to conduct outreach to and negotiation with owners as outlined in 24 CFR §576.105(b)). View the application/competition information below, and sign up for the webinar for more assistance. 


YHDP Funding Opportunities Archive

In September 2021, The Way Home Continuum of Care (CoC), our local homeless response system, received the fourth-highest award in the country -- $10 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) -- for the Youth Homeless Demonstration Program (YHDP). The YHDP provides our community with the funding, technical assistance, and flexibility to develop and implement a coordinated community approach to youth homelessness that matches the needs, assets, constraints, and preferences of our community stakeholders.


The YHDP is an exciting new initiative designed to prevent and end youth homelessness. The goal of the YHDP is to support The Way Home in the development and implementation of a Coordinated Community Plan (CCP) to prevent and end youth homelessness. We are excited to announce that The Way Home YHDP CCP was approved by HUD on April 26, 2022!



For more information about The Way Home YHDP, visit the YHDP webpage.