The Commission on Homelessness and Housing for Volusia & Flagler Counties
Welcome to the Commission on Homelessness for Volusia & Flagler Counties!
Call Us: +1.3862790029Funding Opportunities
FL-504 Continuum of Care Grant Opportunities
Department of Children and Families (DCF) Unified Grant
Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) Continuum of Care Program Competition
2019-2020 Competition Materials
The purpose of the COHH is to ensure that the following services are provided in the most efficient and comprehensive manner to homeless and at-risk families:
- Outreach, intake, and assessment
- Emergency shelter
- Transitional housing
- Permanent housing and permanent supportive housing
Want to learn more about the COHH? Please visit www.vfcontinuum.org for more information!
FY 2019-2020 Letter of Intent for HUD NOFA Funding
FY 19-20 CoC Program Competition NOFA
2019 NOFA Competition Timeline
2019 CoC Competition Local Application
Coordinated Assessment Agreement
FL 504- Continuum of Care Grant Listing Tool
CoC Application Committee Scoring & Reallocation Policies and Procedures
6.17.19 Application Committee Meeting Minutes
2019 CoC Competition Renewal Scoring Sheet
2019 CoC Competition New Scoring Sheet
7.23.19 NOFA Workshop Presentation
HUD Allowable Projects Reference Sheet
FY 2019 CoC Estimated Annual Renewal Demand Report
Homelessness and Supportive Housing Eligibility Chart
The Commission on Homelessness and Housing for Volusia & Flagler Counties (COHH) serves as the FL-504 Continuum of Care. The COHH is a collaboration of agencies, stakeholders and individuals who share a common goal... to end homelessness!
In its current capacity, the COHH is responsible for the governance, planning, and allocation of all funding for homeless services in our area. The Volusia-Flagler County Coalition for the Homeless continues to provide assistance and guidance of the COHH in planning, coordinating, applying for federal, state and local funds, facilitate the ranking and review committee for this continuum, as well as implementing and monitoring services, activities and outcomes associated with not only the HUD CoC Grant and Emergency Solutions Grant competitions in accordance with the HEARTH Act and Interim Rule (CFR 24, part 78) but also other state and local funding.
Our Funders