Consolidated Applications & Full ABQ & BOS Priority ListingS
The Albuquerque CoC is applying for a total of $6,269,787.
This includes:
$5,035,165 For renewal projects for Coordinated Entry, HMIS, and Housing projects;
$721,820 CoC funding to new projects;
$218,920 for DV CoC Bonus project funding for housing;
$415,595 reallocation of renewal CoC funding; and
$293,882 For CoC Planning (not ranked).
The Balance of State CoC is applying for a total of $9,331,509.
This includes:
$6,292,200 for renewal Coordinated Entry, HMIS, and Housing projects;
$591,019 CoC funding to new projects;
$363,294 for DV CoC Bonus project funding for housing;
$276,723 reallocation of renewal CoC funding;
$412,091 for CoC Planning (not ranked); and
$1,672,905 for YHDP Housing and Coordinated Entry projects (not ranked).
FY 23 NOFO Has Opened
Update 7/31/2023: All project applications must be submitted to the CoC by August 28th, 8:00 pm EST, exactly 30 days before HUD’s CoC Program application submission deadline of September 28, 2023 by 8:00 PM EST.
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The Continuum of Care competition has opened and the due date is Thursday, September 28th. Although HUD has not made the application and forms available yet, there are some things you can do to get ready. As soon as the application is accessible we'll let you know. In the meantime please:
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Review and update your applicant profile in e-snaps. Even if you don't have any changes, HUD requires that all agencies go into edit mode and re-save. Attached is the e-snaps navigation guide. Please update your SAMS account if you need to, as well.
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If you are a new agency and don't yet have an applicant profile set up in e-snaps and/or a SAMS account please contact Raquel Garcia at raquel-g@nmceh.org and Mark Oldknow at mark-o@nmceh.org for assistance.
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If you are planning to apply for a new or expansion project, please complete the second attachment and send it back to us by Wednesday, July 26th.
FY 2022 Continuum of care competition funding announcement
On March 28, 2023, HUD announced $2.76 billion in FY 2022 Continuum of Care (CoC) Competition Awards in approximately 7,000 local homeless housing and service programs across the U.S. and its territories. These CoC grants provide funding for efforts by nonprofit providers, states, and local governments to quickly rehouse individuals and families experiencing homelessness and provide support while minimizing the trauma and dislocation caused by homelessness.
Please click the blue button to download the award report for NM-500 (Albuquerque CoC) and NM-501 (New Mexico Balance of State CoC). New Mexico was awarded a total of $14,533,641 in funding:
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NM-500 (Albuquerque CoC) was awarded a total of $6,054,608 in funding.
NM-501 (New Mexico Balance of State CoC) was awarded a total of $8,479,033 in funding.
NM-500 (Albuquerque CoC)
NM-501 (NM balance of state coc)
FY 22 Special Unsheltered Homelessness Competition
rankings
On behalf of the Albuquerque CoC, the City of Albuquerque is pleased to publish the rankings for the Unsheltered Homelessness Set Aside competition below.
The Albuquerque CoC is applying for a total of $4,160,190 with the project priority listing as follows:
1. Youth Development, Inc.: Rapid Rehousing - $2,508,560
2. Albuquerque Healthcare for the Homeless: Supportive Services Only - $1,526,818
3. CoC Planning Project - $124,812
CoC FY2022
Consolidated Applications
Below are the Consolidated Applications
uploaded to e-snaps on September 26, 2022.
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Albuquerque
NM-500 Consolidated Application
Approved 9-19-2022 by the Albuquerque Strategic Collaborative Membership
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Balance of State
NM-501 Consolidated Application
Approved 9-20-2022 by the
Balance of State Membership
CoC FY2022 Final Priority listings
The Albuquerque CoC is applying for a total of $6,247,108. This includes:
$5,642,262 for renewal projects for Coordinated Entry and Housing;
$235,378 for reallocation of renewal CoC funding to a new housing project;
$192,500 for CoC Bonus project funding for HMIS support; and
$176,968 for CoC Planning (not ranked).
NM-500 FY2022 Final Priority Listing Including Non-Ranked Projects
The Balance of State CoC is applying for a total of $8,833,429. This includes:
$5,971,339 for renewal Coordinated Entry, HMIS, and Housing projects;
$325,585 for reallocation of renewal CoC funding to new projects;
$417,067 for DV CoC Bonus project funding for housing;
$310,654 for CoC Bonus project funding for housing;
$237,205 for CoC Planning (not ranked); and
$1,571,579 for YHDP Housing and Coordinated Entry projects (not ranked).
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NM-501 FY2022 Final Priority Listing Including Non-Ranked Projects
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NMCEH thanks all applicants, IRC members, and partners for their time, effort, and dedication to housing people experiencing homelessness.
The New Mexican Contiuum of Care
Creating an integrated system of care to address all sides of homelessness and housing
In 1994, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) launched the Continuum of Care process. This process is an approach to help communities address problems of homelessness in a coordinated, comprehensive, and holistic manner.
The cornerstone functions of the Continuum of Care (CoC) are to foster communitywide collaboration and effective communication throughout the state by coordinating federal funding, fostering state-wide connections and aligning quality data with the goal of providing housing and supportive services for individuals and families facing homelessness.
Under the umbrella program of the CoC, these functions are meant to optimize outreach, intake and assessment with a centralized focus on data quality. Through funding allocations and pipelines, the CoC allows for flow from the emergency shelter response system to housing through transitional housing, rapid rehousing and permanent supportive housing.
questions? get in touch!
You can email our CoC Team at:
For Administrative questions email:
Or call: 505.433.5175
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The CoC Team number is not a helpline, and the team cannot assist homeless individuals with questions regarding support. If you are homeless and seeking support please refer to our homeless help information
What is the coc?
The New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness coordinates the Continuum of Care grant application process (CoC Consolidated Applications) in New Mexico and allocates $14 million yearly to applicable organizations.
The application process is open to any nonprofit or local government that wants to provide housing and related services to people experiencing homelessness. Organizations and individuals that are interested in ending homelessness are welcome to join the Albuquerque and/or Balance of State CoC.
The Albuquerque Application is only open to organization in ABQ while the Balance of State Application is open to organizations anywhere in New Mexico outside of ABQ.
A history of the continuum of care
In the 1990‘s, the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) created the Continuum of Care (CoC) program, which funds programs for people experiencing homelessness. Under the CoC program, geographic communities organize themselves into a CoC and each CoC annually submits an application to HUD to fund projects within the CoC.
In New Mexico, there is an Albuquerque CoC and a Balance of State CoC, which covers all parts of New Mexico except for Albuquerque. All applicants must apply as part of one of these CoCs. The Albuquerque and Balance of State CoCs are both coordinated by the New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness under contracts with the City of Albuquerque and the New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority.
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HUD‘s concept for the Continuum of Care is that each CoC should have a continuum of services available to meet the needs of people experiencing homelessness, including prevention, street outreach, emergency shelter, transitional housing and permanent supportive housing.
CoC grant funds are targeted to projects that provide permanent supportive housing for homeless people with disabilities or rapid rehousing projects that help homeless people of all types attain permanent housing quickly.
Funding is awarded on an annual basis and can be renewed every year. A typical CoC grant includes rental assistance for housing, supportive services funding for case management and administrative funds including data collection. Rental assistance can be either scattered site or assigned to a particular building.
fy 2021 coc consolidated applications
Below are the Consolidated Applications as of November 12, 2021.
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Application submissions for FY 2021 have closed.
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Please check back for the FY 2022 applications and join our mailing list to get updates on Application drop dates and more CoC related information!
Albuquerque
balance of state
fy 2021 coc priority funding lists
These are the NM CoC's Priority Lists, including non-ranked projects. The non-ranked projects are YHDP projects for Balance of State and Planning projects for both CoCs.
Albuquerque
balance of state
fy 2021 application process
Below, you will find detailed information for each CoC. If you have questions about the competition for either of NM's CoC's for FY 2022, please contact the CoC team at coc@nmceh.org
Albuquerque
balance of state
common standards for administering coc assistance
Albuquerque
balance of state
coc common application for abq projects
norhtern new mexico youth homelessness demonstration project application documents
balance of state
Past coc applications
Albuquerque
balance of state
FY16 Consolidated Application