HUD Continuum of Care Funding $70 Mil illion Annually Pri riority Li Listing (R (Ranking) ) Recommendations
Chicago System & HUD CoC Funding CHICAGO HOUSING INVENTORY FUNDING SOURCE 48% 52% HUD CoC Non-HUD CoC Funded Funded Projects Projects
The Chicago CoC FY2019 GIW Inventory Breakdown [by component type] RRH PSH SH Program # of Projects Model % (149) Types PSH 115 77% TH 18 12% TH RRH 4 3% CE-SSO 5 3% SH 3 2% CES-SSO TH-RRH 2 1% HMIS Non- CE-SSO 1 1% Joint TH & PH-RRH HMIS 1 1% Non CES-SSO
2019 System Goals • Reduce the number of persons who are homeless and are in the homeless system (One List), overall and for identified subpopulations. • Subpopulations: chronic homeless, street homeless, families, youth, veterans. • Reduce the time persons remain homeless. • Homeless dedicated units should all be filled utilizing the coordinated entry system (CES). • Increase the earned income and/or other income of adults served in the homeless services system. • Increase persons who exit street homelessness to enter sheltered destination (ES, SH, TH, PH)
CoC Funding Advancing Local Priorities to Align with HUD Priorities Local Priorities HUD Program Type Chronic & Street Homelessness Permanent Housing Families Temporary & Permanent Housing Youth Temporary & Permanent Housing Veterans Temporary & Permanent Housing Domestic Violence Temporary & Permanent Housing Coordinated Response System Coordinated Entry Data-Driven Decision Making HMIS
CoC Board’s Role to Prepare for CoC Funding • Approve system goals that guide prioritization • Board is final stop on any appeals • Approve formal prioritization policy to guide ranking of projects
Considerations & Rationale • Prioritize Rapid Rehousing (RRH) projects (RRH and Joint Transitional Housing-Rapid Rehousing) for both renewals and new projects – Pipeline Expansion • Significant changes in the 2019 Local Evaluation Instrument process – SPEC; Evaluation Tool Subcommittee • Implementation of Monitoring and Technical Assistance (TA) protocols – Performance/Data/Research; Monitoring Workgroup • Focus on priority populations – Coordinated Entry
2019 Ranking Policy Recommendation 1. System-level Projects 2. Renewal Projects a. RRH/Joint TH-RRH b. PSH c. Safe Havens d. TH e. SSO 3. New Projects 1. RRH/Joint TH-RRH 2. PSH
Project Prioritization Work Group Members Fred Friedman – LEC Rosemary Mendez – Thresholds Gwendolyn Turner – LEC Ann Bihrle – Mercy Housing Chris O’Hara – LEC Millicent Ntiamoah – Catholic Charities Renita White – At-large Shannon Stewart – Inspiration Khen Nickle – At-large Corporation Adriana Camarda - DFSS Emily Metz – Urban Labs Jackie Lorens Harris – Chicago Lights
Thank You & Questio ions
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