Funding Archives
This page contains information and documents pertinent to past grant competitions.
Past CoC Grant Competitions
Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Grant Funds
The FY2021 CoC Program Competition is closed as of November 15, 2021.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the FY2021 awards on March 14, 2022. The Homeless Continuum of Care of Stark County was awarded $3,208,061.
FY2021 CoC Program Competition
The Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the 2021 CoC Program competition was released Wednesday, August 18, 2021. The NOFO for the Fiscal Year (FY) 2021 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition has been posted to the FY 2021 CoC Program Competition: Funding Availability page on the HUD Exchange. Additional resources are available on the e-snaps page on the HUD Exchange.
HCCSC’s LOCAL FY2021 eSNAPS APPLICATION COMPETITION
FY2021 HCCSC Board-Approved Project Ranking (posted October 27, 2021 for the HUD November 16, 2021 deadline)
FY2021 Consolidated Application (posted November 11, 2021 for the HUD November 16, 2021 deadline)
FY2021 Priority Listing (posted November 11, 2021 for the HUD November 16, 2021 deadline)
HCCSC’s LOCAL RESOURCE & MATERIALS FOR FY2021 COMPETITION
FY2021 Funds Available for Housing Projects Serving the Homeless – Public Notice
FY2021 CoC Competition Workshop – 9/13/2021
FY2021 CoC Competition Timeline – HCCSC Board Approved 9.7.2011
HCCSC’s LOCAL FORMS FOR FY2021 COMPETITION
FY2021 HCCSC Scoring Criteria and Score Sheet – HCCSC Board Approved 9.7.2021
FY2021 HCCSC Scoring Criteria and Score Sheet Appendix – HCCSC Board Approved 9.7.2021
FY2021 HCCSC Scoring Criteria and Score Sheet Appendix -Fillable PDF
FY2021 HCCSC Scoring Criteria and Score Sheet Appendix- Word Doc
FY2019 CoC Grant Competition
The Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the 2019 CoC grant competition was released Wednesday, July 3, 2019. The NOFA for the Fiscal Year (FY) 2019 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition has been posted to the FY 2019 CoC Program Competition: Funding Availability page on the HUD Exchange. Additional resources are available on the e-snaps page on the HUD Exchange.
RESULTS
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the FY2019 awards on January 14th, 2020. The Homeless Continuum of Care of Stark County was awarded $3,128,202.
HCCSC’s 2019 CoC APPLICATION
FY2019 Project Applications (posted September 23, 2019 for the HUD September 30, 2019 deadline)
FY2019 Priority Listing (posted September 24, 2019 for the HUD September 30, 2019 deadline)
FY2019 HCCSC Board-Approved Project Ranking (posted September 24, 2019 for the HUD September 30, 2019 deadline)
FY2019 Consolidated Application (posted September 24, 2019 for the HUD September 30, 2019 deadline)
HCCSC’s LOCAL FORMS FOR 2019 COMPETITION
FY2019 CoC Local Application Form (also available as C.6 on the Charter & Policies page)
FY2019 CoC Local Scoring Sheet (also available as C.7 on the Charter & Policies page)
FY2019 CoC Local Scoring Sheet – Victim Service Providers
HCCSC’s LOCAL RESOURCE & MATERIALS FOR FY2019 COMPETITION
FY2019 Local Application Workshop Public Announcement FY2019 Local Application Workshop Presentation
FY2019 Funds Available for Housing Projects Serving the Homeless Public Announcement
FY2019 Local Application Competition Timeline
FY2018 CoC Grant Competition
The HCCSC was notified that the Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the 2018 CoC grant competition was released on Wednesday, June 20, 2018. Read the NOFA or find information on the FY2018 CoC Program NOFA page of HUD’s website.
RESULTS The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the FY2018 awards on January 26th, 2019. The Homeless Continuum of Care of Stark County was awarded $2,965,295.
HCCSC’s 2018 CoC APPLICATION (posted September 12, 2018 for the HUD September 18, 2018 deadline)
FY2018 Consolidated Application
HCCSC’s LOCAL RESOURCES & MATERIALS FOR 2018 COMPETITION
2018 CoC Local Competition Timeline
Announcement of 2018 Application Workshop
Announcement of Funds Available for Housing Projects Serving the Homeless
2018 Project Ranking Methodology Used by the HCCSC
2018 Board-Approved Project Ranking (approved September 11, 2018)
HCCSC’s LOCAL FORMS FOR 2018 COMPETITION
FY2018 CoC Local Application Form (also available as C.6 on the Charter & Policies page)
FY2018 CoC Local Scoring Sheet (also available as C.7 on the Charter & Policies page)
FY2017 CoC Grant Competition
RESULTS
HCCSC received $3,021,970 from the 2017 CoC grant competition to support housing and services for the homeless in Stark County. For a breakdown of awards per project, visit The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development FY2017 awards.
HCCSC was notified that the Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the 2017 CoC grant competition was released on Friday, July 14, 2017. Read the NOFA or find more information on the FY2017 CoC Program NOFA page of HUD’s website.
HCCSC’s 2017 CoC APPLICATION (posted September 25, 2017 and submitted to HUD September 26, 2017)
FY2017 CoC Consolidated Application
FY2017 Project Applications
FY2017 Priority Listing
HCCSC’s LOCAL RESOURCES & MATERIALS FOR 2017 COMPETITION
2017 Project Ranking Methodology Used by the HCCSC
Updated 2017 Board-Approved Project Ranking (approved September 5, 2017)
Announcement of 2017 Application Workshop. Please click the link for more information.
HCCSC’s LOCAL FORMS FOR 2017 COMPETITION
FY2017 CoC Local Application Form (also available as C.6 on the Charter & Policies page)
FY2017 CoC Local Scoring Sheet (also available as C.7 on the Charter & Policies page)
FY2016 CoC Grant Competition
RESULTS
HCCSC received $2,696,040 from the 2016 CoC grant competition to support housing and services for the homeless in Stark County. For a breakdown of awards per project, visit the FY2016 CoC Competition Grants page of HUD’s website. Click on Ohio to open a PDF and find HCCSC’s awards listed under OH-508.
HCCSC’s COMPLETE FY2016 CoC CONSOLIDATED APPLICATION – posted September 9, 2016
FY2016 CoC Consolidated Application
FY2016 Priority Listing
FY2016 Project Applications
HCCSC’s LOCAL FORMS AND RELEVANT RESOURCES FOR 2016 COMPETITION
FY2016 CoC Local Application Form
FY2016 CoC Local Scoring Sheet
2016 Priority Listing (approved by HCCSC Board August 9, 2016)
HCCSC Board-approved “Guiding Principles in Scoring Applications Submitted for the 2016 HCCSC Local Competition for CoC Grant Funds”
HCCSC FY2016 HUD-Approved Grant Inventory Worksheet (approved by HUD August 15, 2016)
Notice of Funds Available for Housing Projects Serving the Homeless
Ranking Methodology Used by the Recipient Approval and Evaluation Committee
FY2015 CoC Grant Competition
FY2015 Pre-Application
FY2015 Scoring Sheet
FY2015 CoC Consolidated Application
FY2015 CoC Project Ranking
Past ESG Grant Competitions
CITY OF CANTON FORMS FOR 2022 ESG COMPETITION
FY2022 ESG Local Application Guidance
FY2022 Emergency Solution Grant Application – Fillable PDF
FY2022 Emergency Solution Grant Application – Word Doc
FEDERAL FUNDING ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY ACT – Data Collection Form
Disclosure of Lobbying Activities
Bidder and Contractor EEO – Report
CITY OF CANTON FORMS FOR 2021 ESG COMPETITION
FY2021 ESG Local Application Guidance
Disclosure of Lobbying Activities
Bidder and Contractor EEO – Report
CITY OF CANTON FORMS FOR 2020 ESG COMPETITION
FY2020 ESG Local Application Guidance
FY2020 ESG Local Scoring Sheet
CITY OF CANTON LOCAL FORMS FOR 2019 ESG COMPETITION
FY2019 ESG Local Application Guidance
FY2019 ESG Local Scoring Sheet
CITY OF CANTON FORMS FOR 2018 ESG COMPETITION
FY2018 ESG Local Application Guidance
FY2018 ESG Local Scoring Sheet
2017 ESG Application Workshop was held on Friday, December 16, 2016 at 2pm at Stark County Regional Planning Commission. Please click on the links below for the electronic versions of the application materials, which were distributed at the workshop:
2017 ESG Application Guide
2017 ESG Application and Attachment I – Affidavit
2017 ESG Scoring Sheet
Past ODSA Grant Competitions
FY2016-2017 Supportive Housing Program (SHP) & Homeless Crisis Response Program (HCRP) – Shelter
The FY2016-2017 SHP and HCRP Shelter Programs are expected to have 20% funding cuts and will be highly competitive.
Funding Priorities for FY2016: Funding priorities for SHP and HCRP are determined by the Homeless Continuum of Care of Stark County (HCCSC) based on local gaps/needs and driven by ODSA policy priorities. The HCCSC’s System Performance Committee recommends that Permanent Supportive Housing for individuals be prioritized for FY2016/2017 SHP funding.
FY2016-17 Request for Executive Summary/Proposal
FY2016-2017 Homeless Crisis Response Program (HCRP) – Regional
Funding Priorities for FY2016/2017: Funding priorities for HCRP are determined by the Homeless Continuum of Care of Stark County (HCCSC) and driven by ODSA policy priorities. Only Rapid Rehousing projects will be considered for funding in the FY2016/2017 HCRP Regional RFP.
PY2018-2019 Homeless Crisis Response Program (HCRP) – Regional
Funding Priorities for PY2018/2019: Funding priorities for HCRP are determined by the Homeless Continuum of Care of Stark County (HCCSC) and driven by ODSA policy priorities. Only Rapid Rehousing projects will be considered for funding in the PY2018/2019 HCRP Regional RFP.
FY2018 ODSA anticipates $2-3 million in additional funding for the HCRP-Regional program with a focus on singles and transitional aged youth. The Stark Housing Network Inc. will review HCRP-Regional applications for rapid re-housing projects prioritizing singles and transitional aged youth.
Past OHFA Grant Competitions
Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA): Capital Funding to End Homelessness Initiative
$2,000,000 in capital funds was awarded to Stark County projects (below) through the Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) Capital Funding to End Homelessness Initiative in 2014. For more information regarding the funds, please click here.
Alliance for Children and Families – B-First – 10 Unit Permanent Supportive Housing Complex for homeless and disabled families with children ($1,500,000)
Coleman Professional Services – Changing Destinies – 10 unit Permanent Supportive Housing complex for homeless and disabled transitional age youth, ages 18 -24 ($260,000)
ICAN Housing – Basic Accommodations – Safe Haven Renovations for homeless individuals ($150,000)
CommQuest – Family Living Center – Shelter renovations at the Western Stark family shelter ($90,000)