TPCH Local Funding Competition Headquarters for the FY 2025 Continuum of Care and Youth Homeless Demonstration Program Grants NOFO

 FY2025 NOFO Updates

As of January 9, 2026, HUD re-opened the FY2024-2025 NOFO to begin processing renewals. The FY25 funding cycle is not a competition, and new projects or bonus funds are not available. All projects funded in 2024 will be eligible for renewal without an application, and projects funded prior to 2024 that end in calendar year 2026 are eligible for renewal with a project application. For Tucson/Pima this is limited to projects funded through the Unsheltered Set-Aside funds. On January 13, eSNAPS applications opened. For more information on renewal applications and details, please review the information below.

FY2025 CoC Local Competition

The Tucson Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness administers the HUD Continuum of Care Program for Tucson/Pima County, Arizona.  This page contains information regarding the Fiscal Year 2025 application for Continuum of Care Program and Youth Homelessness Demonstration Project funds through the AZ-501 Tucson/Pima County Continuum of Care.

About the Continuum of Care

Visit HUD's Continuum of Care Program page and CoC Program Competition page to learn more about the Continuum of Care Program, eligible activities, and federal requirements associated with this funding opportunity.

About the Funding Opportunity

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released the FY 2024-2025 HUD Continuum of Care Program Annual Funding Competition & Non-Competitive Renewal of Youth Homelessness Demonstration Projects on January 9, 2026. There are currently lawsuits being considered in court with a preliminary injunction in place. As court proceedings continue, we will keep everyone up to date via the TPCH listserv and this webpage.

The TPCH Continuum of Care Board, Lived Experience Council, and Collaborative Applicant have created the FY2025 Funding Overview, Instructions, and Process for Tucson/Pima County, linked below in the documents library.  

Consistent with HUD requirements, TPCH is administering the local application for funding under this program. Click here to sign up to receive TPCH email alerts.

This Year's Local Competition

This NOFO is the same as last year's FY2024-2025 funding competition. However this year it is not a competition, but rather renewals for currently funded projects.

Applicants should reference the FY2025 Funding Overview, Instructions, and Process for Tucson/Pima County for detailed instructions on how to apply for the local competition.

For federal projects submitted directly to HUD using the eSNAPS portal, plentiful resources also exist.

Key Dates

All times listed are in Arizona time (MST, UTC-7).  Given the shortened timeline in the federal Notice of Funding Opportunity, late applications will not be accepted.

DEADLINEACTIVITY
December 1, 2025FY 2025 Performance Score Card is released for public review and disputes (Due Dec 8).
December 4, 2025Written notice via letter of intent for YHDP Innovative Activities for review and approval by TPCH Youth Action Committee due via email to tpch-nofo@tucsonaz.gov by 11:59PM.   Written request due via email to tpch-nofo@tucsonaz.gov by 11:59PM to utilize forms of documentation other than eLOCCCS drawdowns as proof of expenditure. Please see Appendix E for specific instructions.  
December 8, 2025FY 2025 Performance Score Card disputes due to tpch-nofo@tucsonaz.gov  by 11:59PM for resolution by the CoC Lead and HMIS Lead.  
January 7, 2026Renewal or Reallocation Survey for currently funded projects due to TPCH by 11:59 pm.
January 9, 2026FY 2024 and FY 2025 Continuum of Care Competition and Renewal or Replacement of Youth Homeless Demonstration Program Grants NOFO Released by HUD.  New project application due date.
January 13, 2026FY 2025 CoC Funding Process and Materials for Tucson/Pima County Approved by TPCH CoC Board / Lived Experience Council.
January 13, 2026HUD opens eSNAPS portal and makes the renewal application available.
January 13, 2026FY 2025 CoC Funding Process and Materials for Tucson/Pima County Released by TPCH at tpch.net/fy25nofo/.  
January 22, 2026FY 2025 Project Applications Due in eSNAPS, and an export sent to tpch-nofo@tucsonaz.gov  by 11:59 pm.  Late applications will not be accepted.
January 23, 2026Non-conflicted board members review project applications and update Priority Listing.
January 24, 2026Projects and public notified outside of eSNAPS about final Priority Listing.
February 9, 2026Consolidated community application submitted to HUD by CoC Lead. 

                                                              

Important Documents

TPCH - FY 2025 NOFO Application Overview, Instructions, and Process
(version as of 1/13/26)

FY25 Project Listing- these projects are unranked and listed in no particular order. But have been approved by non-contested TPCH Board Members for submission to HUD.

FY 2025 Performance Score Card: PDF Excel
Disputes to the Performance Score Card will no longer be accepted, as the dispute submission window has closed.

CoC Sample Match Commitment Letter

eSNAPS Technical Assistance session recording

AZ-501 Grant Inventory Worksheet

TPCH 2025 Draft Strategic Plan- Public Comment Period Opens!

 

The Tucson Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness (TPCH) is pleased to announce the release of the TPCH 2025 Draft Strategic Plan for public review and comment.

This plan outlines our community’s collective vision, priorities, goals, and actions to address homelessness in Pima County. Developed through months of collaboration with TPCH members, service providers, local governments, and people with lived experience of homelessness, the plan builds on data, research, and community input gathered throughout 2025.

The draft plan reflects what we’ve learned from our system’s progress and challenges over the past several years and lays out a clear roadmap for how we will move forward — together. It includes strategies to strengthen coordination across housing and service systems, expand access to affordable housing, and ensure that all people have a safe place to call home.

Now, we’re asking for your feedback.
Your input will help us refine the goals, strategies, and actions that guide our collective work over the next several years. Whether you’re a service provider, policymaker, community advocate, or simply someone who cares about creating a stronger, more equitable community, we want to hear from you.

How to Share Your Comments

TPCH remains committed to ensuring that this plan reflects the values, experiences, and priorities of our community. Together, we can strengthen our homeless response system and create lasting change.

Thank you for lending your voice and being part of this effort to end homelessness in Pima County.

TPCH General Council Meets November 13, 2025

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership.  This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below. 

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

HMIS Lead Updates

Cheryl Lopez, HMIS Lead Agency (Pima County)

CoC Board Updates

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Review of Recent TPCH Changes

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

2026 General Council Session Topic Survey

Group Discussion

Lead Monitoring Recommendations

Elaine MacPherson, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

NOFO and Federal Impacts

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

DV Safety Planning

City of Tucson, SAAF, Emerge, SACASA

TPCH 101

Kat Davis, City of Tucson

 

Download the Meeting Materials:

11.13.2025 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

August General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster - 11.13.2025

Committee Reports

TPCH Issues a Request for Proposals

 

The Tucson Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness (TPCH) has issued a request for proposals in solicitation of a qualified vendor to recruit, train, and coordinate volunteers for the 2026 unsheltered PIT Count.  Secondarily, this request for proposals is seeking an agency that can work coordinate with the Lived Experience Council to plan and execute these quarterly events. These are pro-social events to create community and stability among newly housed individuals.  

Solicitation Timeline

Proposal Delivery

Proposals will be accepted by electronic mail only and are due no later than 11:59 p.m., Arizona local time, on September 19, 2025. Proposals shall use the subject heading Volunteer Coordination Proposal and be emailed to tpch@tucsonaz.gov on or before the deadline.

Proposal Evaluation

Proposals will be reviewed by a review panel of TPCH board members.  This work group has been granted authority to select a project vendor by the TPCH Continuum of Care Board and City of Tucson Housing & Community Development Department for approval during the week of September 22, 2025.  Bidders will be notified of the selection decision on or before September 29, 2025.

Proposal Evaluation Criteria

Proposals shall be evaluated based on the following criteria:

A.   Prior experience coordinating volunteers for large-scale community events (30 points)

B.   Prior experience planning and coordinating events with up to 100 guests (20 points)

C.    Satisfactory completion of prior work completed on behalf of TPCH (if applicable) and/or on behalf of references provided (20 points)

D.     Quality and appropriateness of proposed plan to perform activities outlined in the solicitation scope of work (30 points)

E.     Budget competitively submitted at or below $21,000 plus match requirement for initial period of service and includes appropriate costs for completion of the desired scope of work (20 points)

Solicitation Details

For full details on the solicitation, please review the full Request for Proposals here.  

2025 Point-in-Time Count Data Report Released for Community Review

2025 Point-in-Time Count: Progress, Persistence, and the Work Ahead

The Tucson Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness (TPCH) has released the results of the 2025 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count—a  snapshot of homelessness in our region. Conducted annually each January, the PIT Count helps us understand how many of our neighbors are experiencing homelessness and the capacity required of the homeless response system to meet community need. This year’s effort was the most thorough yet, with over 400 dedicated community volunteers helping count people across the region—including, for the first time, in Catalina and Ajo, Arizona.

A Modest Increase Locally, Compared to a National Surge

On the night of the 2025 count, 2,218 people were identified as experiencing homelessness across Pima County—both sheltered and unsheltered. This reflects a 5.5% increase over last year’s total. However, when placed in context, this increase is far more modest than the 18% national increase in homelessness recorded in 2024.

What’s particularly noteworthy is that 100% of the increase in Pima County came from sheltered homelessness, while unsheltered homelessness remained virtually unchanged since 2024. This stability is a testament to the resilience of our local homeless response system, which has worked tirelessly to bring more people indoors and provide safer, more stable environments.

Signs of Progress

While the total number of people experiencing homelessness remains high, there are several encouraging signs that our local strategies are working:

These trends reflect intentional investments in increasing system capacity, outreach, and strategizing around unsheltered homelessness —investments that are saving lives and opening doors.

Persistent Challenges Demand Our Continued Commitment

Despite the progress, the 2025 PIT Count also highlights critical areas of concern:

Moving Forward Together

The PIT Count is more than a number—it’s a call to action. It can indicate where we’re making gains and where we must do more. Our shared goal is not just to manage homelessness but to end it.

We must continue to:

View the summary report of the posted here.  For media inquiries, please contact Neto Portillo at ernesto.portillo@tucsonaz.gov.  

TPCH General Council Meets February 13, 2025

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership.  This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below. 

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

HMIS Lead Updates

Cheryl Lopez, HMIS Lead Agency (Pima County)

CoC Board Updates

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Housing Central Command Updates

Housing Central Command Leadership

Update to Attendance Policies in TPCH Charter

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

Increasing Income

TPCH Continuum of Care Program Grant Committee

Strategic Planning

Kat Davis and Kyle Kerns, CoC Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Conference Learnings: Shared Housing

Elaine MacPherson, CoC Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

 

Download the Meeting Materials:

2.13.2025 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

11.21.2024 General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster - 2.13.2025

Proposed Amendment to TPCH Governance Charter - Attendance Policies

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