FY 2023 HUD CoC Program Competition
On September 22, 2023, the Central Virginia Continuum of Care Board members received access to the FY2023 HUD CoC Collaborative Application draft. The CVCoC Board voted to approve the application draft. No opposed. Motion passed to approve the FY2023 HUD CoC Collaborative Application.
Project Applications
(in order of ranking)
HMIS (HMIS renewal) - Miriam’s House
Central VA Supportive Housing (PSH renewal) – Miriam’s House
Housing First Lynchburg (PSH renewal) - Lynchburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority
Community First Rapid Re-Housing (RRH renewal) - Miriam’s House
Magnolia Street Supportive Housing (PSH renewal) - Miriam’s House
Central VA Supportive Housing Expansion (PSH new) – Miriam’s House
Projects that do not require ranking:
CoC Planning (renewal) - Miriam’s House
The Central Virginia Continuum of Care (CVCoC) is pleased to announce the opportunity of funding for homeless services in the Lynchburg region through the US. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). HUD released the Notice of Funding Opportunity for the FY 2023 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition on July 5, 2023.
Please review the CVCoC local NOFO posted above which contains detailed information on the application process and timetable. Please contact Sarah Fuentes at sarahfuentes@miriamshouse.org for more information.
Review and Ranking Policy
It is the policy of the Central Virginia Continuum of Care (CVCoC) to have an objective and transparent process for determining allocation of funding. The ad hoc Review and Ranking Committee convenes upon organizations’ submission of their project application to review and prioritize projects based on the policy.
Reallocation Policy
The Monitoring and Evaluation Committee annually monitors each CoC grant recipient and completes a report to the CoC Board. The findings of the monitoring and evaluation report are used by the committee to determine whether a recommendation is made to the CVCoC Board to renew, reduce, or reallocate a project’s funding. The committee considers fiscal responsibility, compliance with program guidelines, performance, outcomes and use of best practices when making a recommendation.
The Board considers the Monitoring and Evaluation Committee’s recommendations for renewed, reduced, or reallocated funding. Each project is evaluated based on extent to which the project is necessary and addresses the CoC’s priorities identified in the CVCoC Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness.
On June 7, 2023 the CVCoC Board met to review the recommendation of the Monitoring and Evaluation Committee and approved the recommendation that all current projects would be renewed at the same grant funding as FY2022. Thus, reallocated funds are not available for new or expanded projects in the FY23 CoC competition.