• 2026 HUD CoC NOFO

    NWCoC Local Competition

  • New Project Applicant (Housing Projects PSH, TH, RRH, YHDP, SSO)

    This includes CoC Bonus funding applicants, DV Bonus funding applicants and Transistion Grant applicants.

  • This application form will not be submitted to HUD. The CoC Application Form is used to gather information for our Continuum of Care project review process. Please read this form in its entirety before you start to complete it. See additional instructions on the NWCOC website. Please direct any questions to  nwcoc@nwmf.org.

    Because HUD may issue additional information the NWCoC reserves the ability to add to this application to collect necessary information to complete the consolidated application.   

    The Scoring Criteria and all referenced policies can be found on the NWCoC website.  Use the Scoring Criteria to help guide your responses.  

    You WILL be able to return to this application - you will receive an email with a link to return to your previously worked on application.

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.

  • HUD CoC Threshold Eligibility Criteria

    Non-scoring
  • Organization Type

  • System for Award Management (SAM)

    Please upload a screenshot of your registration status from the SAM website.
  • Is your organization's SAM registration current?
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  • Does your organization have access to E-Snaps?
  • Does your organization have delinquent federal debt?
  • Is your organization debarred or suspended from doing business with the federal government?
  • Will your organization provide a 25% match for all activities except for leasing?

  • Homeless Management Information System (HMIS)

    Program participants must participate in the local HMIS, unless a recipient is a victim service provider or legal service provider, in which case these recipients must use a comparable database.
  • Will this project :
  • Population to be served (check all that apply)
  • Geographic location of project, check all that apply.
  • Will the applicant agency assure that program staff will follow NWCoC Guidelines & written standards?
  • If applicable, does your organization have any outstanding HUD monitoring findings that are not in the process of being resolved?
  • 0/500
  • Applicant certifies that they will meet all fair housing and civil rights requirements outlined by HUD to include the Fair Housing Act, Title VI, Section 504 / ADA accessibility requirements, AFFH obligations, VAWA protections, Limited English Proficiency (LEP) access, equal access to services regardless of protected status, and that they have no unresolved civil rights findings or judgments.

  • Project Information

  • 0/1500
  • Indicate if the project is applying as a:
  • Program Type Detail (Check one):

  • Applicant Performance

  • CoC Coordination & Engagement

    (64 points)
  • Availability of treatment and recovery services (8 points):
  • 0/1000
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  • Availability of treatment and other mental health services (8 points):
  • 0/1000
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  • Participation requirements for services (6 points).
  • 0/1000
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  • Coordinates with federal, state, local, private and other organizations for project implementation (2 points):
  • 0/1000
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  • PROJECTS SERVING FAMILIES ONLY: Collaboration Related to Children and Youth: Educational Assurances (4 points):
  • 0/1000
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  • Coordination with Veteran Organizations (4 points):
  • 0/300
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  • PROJECTS SERVING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ONLY: Addresses the needs of victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking (2 points):
  • 0/1000
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  • Public Housing Authorities (PHA)/Housing & Redevelopment Authority (HRA) Partnerships (2 points):
  • 0/300
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  • Works to reduce encampments (4 points):
  • 0/1000
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  • Has implemented Street Outreach procedures (6 points):
  • 0/300
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  • Leveraging housing and healthcare resources(8 points):
  • 0/1000
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  • Harm Reduction or Safe Use of illegal drugs (2 points):
  • 0/1000
  • Collaboration with mainstream and key support services such as SNAP, social/human services, MFIP, mental health providers, substance use treatment, faith-based services, medical/dental insurance (4 points).
  • 0/1000
  • Efforts to assist recipients with family or support-network reunification efforts (ex. case management, travel costs, arrangements of assistance in other geographical areas, etc.) (4 points).
  • 0/1000

  • NWCoC Specific Questions

    (12 points)
  • Describe how your program will adapt to meet emerging needs/innovation (4 points).
  • 0/1000
  • Agency staff participation in CoC Committees (2 points).
  • 0/1000
  • Participate in Case Conferencing (6 points).
  • 0/1000

  • Questions related to new Transitional Housing Projects Only

    (8 points)

  • New Transitional Housing projects must receive at least 6 out of 8 points available for this project type. New TH projects that do not receive at least 6 points will be rejected.

  • Demonstrate that the project will provide and/or partner with other organizations to provide eligible supportive services that are necessary to assist program participants to obtain and maintain housing. (2 points).
  • 0/1000
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  • The applicant has prior experience operating transitional housing or other projects that have successfully helped homeless individuals and families exit homelessness within 24 months (1 point).
  • 0/1000
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  • The applicant has previously operated or currently operates transitional housing or another homelessness project, or has a plan in place to ensure, that at least 50 percent of participants exit to permanent housing within 24 months and at least 50 percent of participants exit with employment income as reflected in HMIS or another data system used by the applicant.(1 points).
  • 0/1000
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  • The project will be supplemented with resources from other public or private sources, that may include mainstream health, social, and employment programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, SSI, and SNAP.(1 point).
  • 0/1000
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  • Demonstrate that the proposed project will provide and assessment of the service needs of program participants AND 20 hours per week of customized services for each participant (e.g. case management, employment training, substance use treatment, etc.). The 20 hours per week may be reduced proportionately for participants who are employed. The 20 hours per week does not apply to participants over age 62 or who have a physical disability/impairment or a developmental disability (24 CFR 582.5) not including substance use disorder. Service plans include the services provided, when, and how often, and by whom services are provide; participant goals, strategies for achieving goals, and target dates for achievement to focus on health and wellness, housing stability, and increased employment income leading to financial stability and self-sufficiency. (2 points).
  • 0/1000
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  • Demonstrate the average cost per household served for the project is reasonable, consistent with 2 CFR 200.404. (1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • Questions related to new Supportive Services Only (SSO) Projects Only

    (5 points)

  • New SSO project applications must receive at least 4 out of the 5 points available for this project type. New SSO projects that do not receive at least 4 points will be rejected.

  • The Supportive Services project is necessary to assist people in exiting homelessness and increasing self-sufficiency and the Recipient will conduct an annual assessment of the service needs of the program participants. (1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The proposed project has a strategy for providing supportive services to eligible program participants including those with histories of unsheltered homelessness and those who do not traditionally engage with supportive services.(2 points)
  • 0/1000
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  • The project will be supplemented with resources from other public or private sources, that may include mainstream health, social, and employment programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, SSI, and SNAP.(1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The services provided are cost-effective consistent with 2 CFR 200.404.(1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • Questions related to new Permanent Supportive Housing (PH-PSH) Projects Only

    (5 points)

  • New Permanent Housing projects must receive at least 3 out of the 5 points available for this project type. New Permanent Housing projects that do not receive at least 3 points will be rejected.

  • The type of housing proposed, including the number and configuration of units, will fit the needs of the program participants.(1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The type of supportive services and assistance that will be offered to program participants will ensure that the participant is able to successfully obtain and retain permanent housing and in a manner that fits their needs (e.g. transportation, safety planning, enhanced case management). If the applicant is proposing to expand an existing PH project, it must demonstrate how they are expanding supportive services to program participants, ncluding where appropriate, on-site supportive services.(1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The project will be supplemented with resources from other public or private sources, that may include mainstream health, social, and employment programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, SSI, and SNAP. (1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The average cost per household served is reasonable, consistent with 2 CFR 200.404, meaning that the costs for housing and services provided by the project are consistent with the population the project plans to serve.(1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The project will be designed to serve elderly individuals and/or individuals with a physical disability/impairment or a developmental disability (24 CFR 578.37(a)(1)(i)) not including substance use disorder. The units will prioritize these populations.(1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • Questions related to new Permanent Housing: Rapid Rehousing (PH-RRH) Projects Only

    (6 points)

  • New Permanent Housing projects must receive at least 4 out of the 6 points available for this project type. New Permanent Housing projects that do not receive at least 4 points will be rejected.

  • The provision of tenant-based rental assistance will help individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency within 3 months or up to 24 months.(1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The applicant has previously operated homelessness projects where outcomes for employment income were improved compared to the average project in the CoC. (1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The average cost per household served is reasonable, consistent with 2 CFR 200.404, meaning that the costs for housing and services provided by the project are consistent with the population the project plans to serve.(1 point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The project will be supplemented with resources from other public or private sources, that may include mainstream health, social, and employment programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, SSI, and SNAP. (1 Point)
  • 0/1000
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  • The type of supportive services and assistance that will be offered to program participants (e.g., case management, substance use treatment, mental health treatment, and employment assistance) will ensure that the participant is able to successfully obtain self sufficiency and exit homelessness. (2 points)
  • 0/1000
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