TPCH has released the local application materials for the FY 2022 Continuum of Care Program Supplemental Unsheltered Funding Competition in Tucson/Pima County. Funding opportunity information and application instructions are posted at https://tpch.net/about/nofa-documents/2022-unsheltered/.
Organizations interested in applying for FY 2022 Continuum of Care Supplemental Unsheltered program funds should begin by carefully reviewing the Fiscal Year 2022 HUD Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO), HUD's Supplemental NOFO competition page, and the TPCH FY 2022 CoC Program Unsheltered Funding Competition Overview, Instructions, and Process for Tucson/Pima County posted at https://tpch.net/about/nofa-documents/2022-unsheltered/.
*This announcement is for supplemental funds and does not include competition for the FY 2022 renewal of existing Continuum of Care and Youth Homelessness Demonstration Project activities. A separate competition will be announced later in August for the annual Continuum of Care competition.
Application Due Date
All applications for FY 2022 Continuum of Care Supplemental Unsheltered Program funds are due no later than 12pm Arizona time (noon) on September 19, 2022.
Funding Available
The Tucson/Pima County FY 2022 supplemental funding competition includes five categories of available funding:
Continuum of Care Planning ($234,077 available): The Continuum of Care Lead Agency/Collaborative Applicant is eligible to apply for up to $234,077 to support Continuum of Care Planning activities associated with this funding opportunity during the 36-month performance period.
Homeless Management Information System ($234,077 available): The HMIS Lead Agency is eligible to apply for up to $234,077 to support HMIS administration activities associated with this funding opportunity during the 36-month performance period.
Supportive Services Only – Street Outreach ($1,560,516 available): Government, Tribal, and not-for-profit organizations with demonstrated experience providing effective street outreach services, and capacity to provide system-level coordinated street outreach on behalf of the Continuum of Care may apply for up to $1,560,516 for activities associated with this funding opportunity during the 36-month performance period.
Supportive Services Only – Housing Navigation ($780,258 available): Government, Tribal, and not-for-profit organizations with demonstrated experience providing effective housing navigation services, and capacity to provide system-level housing navigation on behalf of the Continuum of Care may apply for up to $780,258 for activities associated with this funding opportunity during the 36-month performance period.
Permanent Supportive Housing ($4,993,652 available): Government, Tribal, and not-for-profit organizations with demonstrated experience providing effective permanent supportive housing services for individuals and families with severe service needs may apply for up to $4,993,652 for housing and service activities associated with this funding opportunity during the 36-month performance period.
Project Application Orientation & Pre-Proposal Conference
TPCH will conduct a virtual pre-proposal conference for organizations interested in applying for funds through this competition. Applicants are strongly encouraged to have one or more representatives attend the pre-proposal conference. Registration is required.
August 24, 2022 (1pm-2:30pm Arizona time)
Register to attend the pre-proposal conference at https://tpch.net/about/nofa-documents/2022-unsheltered/.
For More Information
Visit https://tpch.net/about/nofa-documents/2022-unsheltered/ for detailed information about this funding opportunity and application instructions. Email questions regarding this competition to tpch-nofo@tucsonaz.gov. Please allow up to 3 business days for a response.
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