• State Housing Trust Fund for the Homeless Commission Pre-Application for Georgia Rehoused

    Funding Cycle Three
  • Thank you for your interest in the State Housing Trust Fund for the Homeless Commission Pre-Application for Georgia Rehoused. Please be advised that if the pre-application is recommended for funding in the third round of Georgia Rehoused, and at the time of submission to the Competitive application, the application lacks a local government co-applicant, a documented partnership, or HMIS engagement, it will be deemed ineligible for submission and will not be scored. 

  • SECTION 1: APPLICANT INFORMATION

  • Organizational Type:*
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  • Organizational Type:*
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  • Section 2: Proposed Project Information

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  • SECTION 3: NUMBER OF PERSONS ASSISTED

  • SECTION 4: COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIP INFORMATION

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  • A formal Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the applicant and co-applicant must be uploaded. If the partnerships are not yet finalized, an advisory committee composed of representatives from the primary and co-applicant must be actively working toward an MOA. Please upload documentation of when the advisory board was formed, the date and time of the last meeting, and a timeline for completion of the MOA.

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  • Has your organization identified a developer for this project? If Yes, please provide developer name and provide documentation below.*
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  • SECTION 5: UNSHELTERED HOMELESS IMPACT

  • Did your organization participate in the most recent Point in Time Count?*
  • Applicants should include the most recent unsheltered homeless numbers from the Point in Time count data, which can be found here. For applicants who believe that most recent available Point in Time count data is not reflective of unsheltered homelessness in their community, applicants are encouraged to submit a narrative explanation with other data sources outlining their community’s experience of unsheltered homelessness.

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  • SECTION 6: FUNDING REQUEST

    Applicants must agree to accept the following based on funding source. Please select which funding source(s) your organization would be willing to accept.
  • Funding Source*
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  • Early engagement with potential funders and contractors is encouraged but not required at the pre-application stage. Please check the current status of potential funders and contract engagement:*
  • SECTION 7: PROJECT PLAN

    6 page limit
  • Project Proposal and Plan Requirements (no longer than 6 pages total)

    For All Proposals:

    • Population served: Applicants should also include the minimum number of homeless individuals to be rehoused or sheltered through the project for which funding is requested, and a brief narrative explanation of how the anticipated outcome number was developed.

     

    • Service Delivery and Program Duration: Please provide a detailed description of how services will be provided to the unsheltered population in your community. Please also provide a list of agencies that will refer participants (i.e., Coordinated Entry, etc.) Provide an explanation of how the requested funding will reduce unsheltered homelessness in the community, whether the request is for a new or existing activity, and how frequently the services will be provided.  For communities managing multiple funding sources, applicants may ask for reimbursement from state funds to cover encampment removal or shelter operation costs for activities that occurred in 2026 before the application or award. Applicants must demonstrate how reimbursement would enable them to repurpose more restrictive funding sources to make a greater impact in ending unsheltered homelessness.

     

    • Community engagement: brief summary of the community’s involvement in proposal development and/or plans to involve resident stakeholders

     

    • Budget and Financial Documentation: Applicant must submit a complete and comprehensive project budget and internal operations budget that ensures long-term operational viability of the project or demonstrates support until the unsheltered homeless reduction is met. Budgets must be submitted in Excel format. The budget does not count toward the 6 page limit.

     

    • Funding type: Indicate whether the project will request federal, state, or a combination of both. If willing to accept both state and federal funds, applicants must demonstrate the ability to manage both funding streams, including clear cost allocation and compliance with the most restrictive applicable rules

     

    • For Capital Funding Only:
      If requesting capital funding, applicants should also submit a brief project plan (no more than 6 pages) that must address:

      • Project location: Applicants should identify a site and provide initial site assessments (to include plans for acquisition and site development, such as zoning requirements, utility and transportation, environmental considerations, and others) and should anticipate a site visit scheduled within two weeks of pre-application submittal. 
      • Development type, including:
        • Residential
        • Shelter
        • Transitional Housing
        • Manufactured housing may be included in Residential or Transitional Housing
      • Development timeline:
        • When developing the timeline, consider the following activities from application to in-service
          • Environmental reviews
          • Local municipality approval and permits
          •  Site preparation
          • Site and utility assessments
          •  Bidding and procurement of all contractors and consultants
          • Geotechnical report (new construction only)
          • Owner agreements with an architect and general contractor
          • Schedule of values determination
          • Accessibility requirements
          • Construction schedule
          • Design development and changes
          • Certification of completion
          •  Final inspection
          • Furniture, fixtures and equipment
          • Post-development and preparation for in-service activities
          • Others not articulated above
    •  Sustainability: Provide a long-term funding strategy for both development and operations. Applicants should anticipate entering a Land Use Restriction Agreement (LURA) for a minimum of 15 years for the proposed development.

     

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  • SECTION 8: HMIS REQUIREMENTS

  • Information on obtaining Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) access for your organization is available here on DCA's website. 

  • Is your organization currently using HMIS? If yes please upload your current view and edit status in the system below.*
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  • If not currently using HMIS, does your organization agree to register and use HMIS, if awarded funding?*
  • SECTION 9: SIGNATURES

  • Should be Empty: