HUD CoC Program NOFO

To promote a community-wide goal to ending homelessness, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awards funding to projects located in the Pikes Peak Continuum of Care (PPCoC) region through the Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). For FY2025, the HUD CoC Program funded more than $3.9 million for local programs that provide permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, and support key CoC infrastructure including HMIS, coordinated entry, and CoC planning.

FY2026 NOFO: HUD Announces CoC Program Notice of Funding

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released the FY2026 CoC Program NOFO on June 1. Read the full FY2026 CoC NOFO. Per HUD, the CoC Program is a national competition designed to promote community-wide efforts to reduce homelessness and optimize self-sufficiency. The FY2026 CoC NOFO includes increasing investment in Transitional Housing, supportive services, and Supportive Service Only (SSO) projects such as street outreach, childcare, outpatient addiction treatment, and job training.

Examples of eligible uses of CoC funding include, but are not limited to:

Transitional Housing, Rapid Rehousing, and Permanent Supportive Housing
And the provision of services on their own or within housing, including, but not limited to: Case management, Substance Use Disorder treatment, Mental health treatment, Street outreach, Employment assistance and job training, Childcare, and Outpatient healthcare.

The FY2026 CoC NOFO encourages participation and partnership from a wide range of providers, including faith-based organizations, law enforcement, apprenticeship programs, substance use disorder treatment providers, specialty courts, mental illness treatment providers, service providers within emergency shelter, and more.

Eligible applicants are: Nonprofit organizations, States, Local governments, and Instruments of State or local governments

HUD Resources & Links

link‍ ‍HUD CoC Program Competition Webpa ge

link‍ ‍HUD Exchange Webpage - CoC Program

link‍ ‍CoC Program Rule

link‍ ‍CoC Program Eligibility Guidance

link‍ ‍HUD Guidance: Moving Participants from PH to TH

e-SNAPS Resources & Links

link‍ ‍e-SNAPS Grants Management Portal

linke-SNAPS 101 Toolkit - HUD Exchange

link e-SNAPS 201 Toolkit - HUD Exchange

link Navigational Guide: Project Applicant Profile in e-SNAPS

link‍ ‍HUD 2991-Consistency with Consolidated Plan Form

FY2026 PPCoC Local Competition

FY2026 Local Competition

The Pikes Peak CoC Collaborative Applicant (City of Colorado Springs) and the CoC Rating & Prioritization Committee announces details the FY26 CoC Local Competition in accordance with HUD’s release of the FY26 CoC NOFO. For more information see: FY2026 CoC Program NOFO, and related summaries and guidance.

On 6/17/26, the PPCoC hosted an informational webinar for interested applicants. DOWNLOAD SLIDES | RECORDING

UPDATE 6/26/2026: The deadline to submit Letters of Intent (LOI) for renewal and new projects has passed and invitations to apply have been sent to all eligible applicants who submitted complete LOIs and demonstrated meeting threshold requirements (Per the FY26 Request for Applications).

Questions: Contact CoC NOFO project coordinator, Barb Van Hoy (barb.vanhoy@coloradosprings.gov)