1. FY2017 HUD CoC Competition NOFA: What to Look For
CoC Planning Committee Meeting
February 21, 2017

2. 2016 Competition Scoring

3. FY2017 HUD CoC Competition NOFA
Identify areas of weakness in 2016 application
Develop strategies to improve our performance
FY2017 HUD CoC Competition NOFA

4. FY2017 HUD CoC Competition NOFA
HUD announced that the HUD 2017 CoC Program Competition Registration will come out later this month or early March. The CoC Registration tells us HUD’s priorities for the upcoming competition. This will give us a better idea of the changes we need to make in our policies and procedures including:
Update to performance measures
Update written standards for providing CoC assistance
ESG performance measures, rank and review policies, prioritization, etc.
FY2017 HUD CoC Competition NOFA

5. Update to MSCHC Policies and Procedures
Written Standards for Providing Assistance under the CoC and ESG Program
Equal Access in Accordance With an Individual's Gender Identity
Youth Services
Update prioritization
Update performance measures
Update performance scorecard
Rank and Review policies, prioritization, etc.
Any other requirements outlined in the 2017 CoC NOFA
Update to MSCHC Policies and Procedures

6. Coordinated Entry Additional Requirements
II. Additional Requirements for a Coordinated Entry Process
A. CoC’s Are Required to Conform to Requirements at 24 CFR (a)(8)
B. CoC’s Must Incorporate Additional Requirements in their Coordinated Entry Process by February 1, 2018.
III. Additional Policy Considerations
A. Incorporating a Person-Centered Approach
B. Incorporating Cultural and Linguistic Competencies
C. Assessment Processes and Tools
D. Incorporating Mainstream Services
E. Using HMIS and Other Data Collection Systems
HUD Notice-CPD-17-01
Coordinated Entry Additional Requirements

7. Coordinated Entry Additional Requirements
Coordinated Self-Assessment Checklist
Coordinated Entry Additional Requirements

8. To be advised!
CoC Timeline for 2017