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Housing Forward, as the lead agency for The All Neighbor Coalition (the local Continuum of Care Program), is tasked with coordinating, planning, and preparing the annual application for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) which brings critical resources for our unhoused neighbors to our community.
System-wide Diversion
FY2025 NOFO
Flex Fund
Past Funding Opportunities
FY2025 Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)
Update – 12/21/25
On Friday December 19, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) reissued an
FY 2025 Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO).
Earlier in the day a federal judge issued a preliminary court order, which temporarily blocks HUD from implementing the NOFO.  Because of that injunction, HUD can publish the NOFO for public review but cannot move forward with the NOFO until legal issues are resolved.  The judge is expected to issue a written order next week, which we hope will provide more information about how the CoC should proceed.
What does this mean for CoC Project Applicants?
No action is required at this time and the NOFO policy and timelines may shift depending on the court’s final decision. We will continue to update you on any developments.
For questions, please contact Rae Clay at Rae.Clay@HousingForwardNTX.org.
HUD has announced the Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for FY2025.
As required by HUD, the local CoC will compete for funding through a local funding competition and will be reviewed, ranked, and prioritized by an independent review committee to be included in the community’s consolidated application which must be submitted by the local CoC’s lead agency, Housing Forward.
Renewal Application
New Project Application
Subrecipient RFQ
Next Steps
Review the
FY2025 NOFO
. The application is OPEN.
All applications are due
no later than
December 11, 2025 at 11:55 p.m
Program Competition Timeline
FY2025 NOFO Competition Timeline
Resources
FY 2025 CoC Ranking Policy
FY 2025 CoC Reallocation Policy
Orientation Recording
FY2025 CoC Project Orientation
All Neighbors Coalition Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Case Management
The All Neighbors Coalition is issuing a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to fund agencies as subrecipients for current and future projects managed by the lead agency. Agencies will deliver Rapid Rehousing and Permanent Supportive Housing, which provides short and long-term rental assistance, case management, navigation, and connections to community services. This RFQ will create a pool of agencies that meet a minimum threshold of knowledge, skills, and abilities to deliver case management services. Agencies can meet eligibility for local funding only or both local and federal funding. The All Neighbors Coalition anticipates making awards under this RFQ on an as needed basis through 2026 based on funding availability.
Next Steps
Review the
application details
. The application is OPEN.
All applications are due
no later than
October 14, 2025 at 11:55 p.m
Apply Here
View Slides
Resources
Application Details
RFQ Orientation Session Recording
RFQ Orientation Slides
Link to Application
FY24 CoC DV Bonus - Rapid Rehousing Victim Service Providers (VSPs)
The All Neighbors Coalition is alerting Victim Service Providers (VSPs) to a funding opportunity. More details available below. Please feel free to reach out to Luis Acuña-Pilgrim via email – luis.acuna@housingforwardntx.org.
Application Information
All applications must be submitted by
Monday, August 18th
by 5:00PM.
Apply Here
View Slides
Resources
Application Only
Budget Template
RFP Scorecard
RFP Information Session Recording
RFP Information Session Slides
System-wide Diversion in Irving
The All Neighbors Coalition is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) to fund agencies to deliver the Systemwide Diversion Initiative in the City of Irving.
Eligible agencies must be able to deliver in-person services within the City of Irving. The goal of the Diversion Initiative is to end an individual or family’s experience of homelessness as quickly as possible while empowering them to regain stability. The emphasis is on securing safe, appropriate options in the community rather than an emergency shelter stay, whenever possible.
Application Information
All applications must be submitted by
Friday, May 15th
by 5:00PM.
Apply Here
View Slides
Resources
System-wide Diversion (Irving) RFP Application
RFP Scorecard
Diversion Budget Template
Applications are submitted through AmpliFund
. Applications will be accepted in AmpliFund
starting on May 1st
RFP Information Session Recording
RFP Information Session Slides
Continuum of Care NOFO
FY 2024 CoC NOFO
HUD has announced the Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for FY2024.
As required by HUD, the local CoC will compete for funding through a local funding competition and will be reviewed, ranked, and prioritized by an independent review committee to be included in the community’s consolidated application which must be submitted by the local CoC’s lead agency, Housing Forward.
TX-600 FY2024 Consolidated Application:
Housing Forward is excited to announce that the All Neighbors Coalition Board-approved, TX-600 FY2024 Continuum of Care Program Consolidated Application and Priority Listing are now available for public review.
View Application
View Priority Listing
Renewal Project Applications
FY2024 CoC Program Renewal Application
Orientation Recording
Orientation Slides
FY2024 NOFO Renewal Project Timeline
FY2024 Scorecard
Reallocation Policy 2024
Ranking Policy 2024
eSNAPS
eSNAPS Detailed Instructions for Renewal Projects
New Project Applications
FY2024 CoC New Project Application
Orientation Recording
Orientation Slides
FY2024 NOFO New Project Timeline
FY2024 New Project Scorecard
FY2024 CoC NEW Application Detailed Instructions
Reallocation Policy 2024
Ranking Policy 2024
eSNAPS
eSNAPS Detailed Instructions for New Projects
Program Competition Timeline
FY2024 NOFO All Project Timeline
FY24 CoC Builds
HUD has announced a Special Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) to add new units of permanent supportive housing (PSH) for individuals and families experiencing homelessness through
new construction, acquisition, or rehabilitation
.  As required by HUD, the local Continuum of Care (COC) is required to review all submissions and choose a single project to be submitted to HUD by the local CoC’s lead agency, Housing Forward. This opportunity can fund up to $7.5 Million for capital, supportive services, rental assistance, and administrative costs.
Application Deadline
All applications must be submitted no later than Friday, October 11th at 11:55 pm. View the application
here
Submit your application
Resources
CoCBuilds RFP Information
Submit Applications here
(Deadline: Friday, October 11
th
@ 11:55 pm)
CoCBuilds NOFO Orientation Recording
CoCBuilds NOFO Orientation Slides
CoCBuilds RFP Scorecard
CoCBuilds NOFO Project Timeline
CoCBuilds Full NOFO Packet
FY24 CoC DV Bonus - Applications Closed
Rapid Rehousing Subrecipients
The All Neighbors Coalition is issuing a
Request for Proposals (RFP) to identify subrecipients to deliver Rapid Rehousing
, which provides short-term rental assistance, case management, navigation, and connections to community services.
The Rapid Rehousing RFP includes FY2024 HUD funding
being applied for
through the CoC Program DV Bonus which is dedicated to households experiencing trauma or a lack of safety related to fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking and qualify for services through Category 1 or Category 4 of the homeless definition of 24 CFR 578.3 or section 103(b) of the McKinney Vento Homeless Assistance Act. This funding opportunity is open to
both
HUD designated Victim Service Providers (VSP) and non VSPs.
Application
The application will open on Monday, September 23rd. All applications are due no later than Friday, October 4th at 11:55 pm. View the application
here
submit your application
Resources
The application will open on Monday, September 23rd. All applications are due no later than
Friday, October 4th at 11:55 pm
. Submit applications
here
Rapid Rehousing RFP_FY24 DV Bonus
DV RRH Subrecipient – Scorecard
Watch the Information Session here
DV RRH Subrecipient – RFP Info Session Slides
Permanent Supportive Housing RFPs - Applications Closed
The All Neighbors Coalition is releasing two separate Requests for Proposals regarding permanent supportive housing. Below you will find information about both opportunities and next steps your organization needs to take to apply.
Information Session
The virtual RFP information session was held on
Monday, August 19
th at 3:00 pm. Watch the recording below.
View Slides
Permanent Supportive Housing RFP
The All Neighbors Coalition has a shared goal of significantly reducing chronic unsheltered homelessness.  Since 2021, the Coalition has reduced unsheltered homelessness by 24% by providing immediate access to low barrier permanent housing and wrap around services to people. To build on this progress, the All Neighbors Coalition has made it a top priority to increase exit pathways from homelessness by increasing available permanent supportive housing units with integrated behavioral health supports.
This Request for Proposals (RFP) is to fund supportive services for 50 neighbors in permanent supportive housing. This project will serve individuals who are experiencing chronic homelessness.
Resources
Application Information
PSH Case Management RFP Application
Submit your application and all s
upporting documentation no later than
Friday, August 30th
at 11:59 PM through Amplifund –
here
Resources
FY 2023 PSH Budget(Budget Template)
PSH FY23 RFP Scorecard
Program Model
Destination Home RFP
The All-Neighbors Coalition is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) to fund Housing Stability Case Management for an estimated 250 neighbors enrolled in the Destination Home project.
The initial Destination Home (DH) Supportive Services RFP grant term is 9 months (October 2024-June 2025) from the time of award, with annual renewal contracts beginning in July 2025.  Housing Forward will assume match responsibility for the grant and pay rental assistance and utilities for neighbors enrolled in the project.
Housing Forward anticipates awarding 10 FTE for Housing Stability Case Management under this RFP, however, more FTE may be awarded in the future following the project transfer and budget amendment process with HUD. Each agency will submit a budget proposal with their application using the template provided in the section below, which outlines the funding parameters for each budget line item.
*Funding availability is contingent on the final execution of the grant transfer process with HUD.
Resources
application information
DH RFP Application
Submit your application and all s
upporting documentation no later than
Friday, August 30th
at 11:59 PM through Amplifund –
here
Resources
DH Budget(Budget Template)
DH RFP Scorecard
Program Model
Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program RFP - Closed
In 2023, the All Neighbors Coalition was awarded the largest amount of funding through the
Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program
across the country. Since then, Housing Forward, the Youth Action Board (YAB), and youth-serving providers and partners of the All Neighbors Coalition have worked together to build a comprehensive
Coordinated Community Plan
for significantly decreasing youth homelessness in our community utilizing the funds available.
The funds available through this RFP are dedicated to serving youth and young adults ages 24 and under with the goal of permanent housing.
View Slide Deck
YHDP RFP Resources
Application Information
YHDP RFP Application Details
Coordinated Community Plan
Submit Applications through Amplifund here
Program Models
YOUTH Transitional Shelter Program Model
YOUTH System-wide Diversion Program Model
YOUTH RRH Program Model
YOUTH PSH Program Model
Scorecard and Budget
RFP Scorecard
YHDP Budget Template
DV Rapid Rehousing RFP - Application Closed
The
transformation
of the
overall homeless response system
has brought
new federal
sustainable funds to this region
that
will allow the All Neighbors Coalition to sustain the pace of rapid rehousing specif
ically to our
unhoused
neighbors
experiencing housing
instability due to trauma
or lack of
safety related to, or fleeing or attempting to flee, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, or other dangerous, traumatic, or life-
threatening conditions.
The All Neighbors Coalition is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) to fund agencies to deliver Rapid Rehousing, which provides short-term rental
assistance
, case management,
navigation,
and connections to community services.
The Rapid Rehousing RFP includes
FY2022 and FY2023 HUD funding
awarded through the CoC Program DV
Bonus
which is
dedicated to households affected by domestic violence,
sexual assault,
dating violence, or stalking and qualif
y for services through Category 4 of the
homeless definition
View Slide Deck
Resources
application information and scorecard
Submit the RFP Application here
RFP Information Session Recording
RFP Information Session Slides
RFP Scorecard
Past Funding Opportunities
2024 Coordinated Outreach RFP
The All Neighbors Coalition is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) to fund staff providing Coordinated Outreach services.
The All Neighbors Coalition has a shared goal of significantly reducing chronic unsheltered homelessness. Our community has made great progress this year, reducing unsheltered homelessness by 14 % and chronic homelessness by 32 % between 2022 and 2023. This success was achieved by providing immediate access to low barrier permanent housing and wrap-around services to people living in encampments and other locations outside.
To build on this progress, the All Neighbors Coalition has made it a top priority to expand the capacity of dedicated outreach teams working under the communitywide Coordinated Outreach Strategy.
Resources:
Outreach Expansion RFP_11.10.2023
Outreach RFP Scorecard
Submit the Coordinated Outreach RFP Application here
RFP Information Session
Outreach Program Models
Outreach Budget Template
2024 System-Wide Diversion RFP
The
All Neighbors
Coalition
is
issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP)
to
fund agencies to deliver the System-Wide Diversion Initiative
Eligible agencies are those
representing
high-volume Coordinate Access System
(CAS) Access Points
or agencies
located
in
underserved
areas
within the Dallas and Collin Counties Continuum of Care
(CoC).
The Systemwide Diversion RFP combines $2.1 million annually in Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funding from two CoC Program Projects, * as well as private funding raised for the All Neighbors Coalition Flex Fund.
The anticipated grant term will be 1 year starting February 1, 2024, with an option for ongoing renewal.
*Funding availability is contingent on final execution of the CoC Program Grants with HUD.
Resources:
System-Wide Diversion RFP Application
System-wide Diversion Scorecard
System-wide Diversion Program Model 8.16.23
System Diversion_Project Budget_Template_11.1.2023
FY 2023 COC NOFO
HUD has announced the annual Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for FY2023.
As required by HUD, the local CoC will compete for funding through a local funding competition and will be reviewed, ranked, and prioritized by an independent review committee to be included in the community’s consolidated application which must be submitted by the local CoC’s lead agency, Housing Forward.
Housing Forward is happy to announce that the All Neighbors Coalition Board-approved, TX-600 FY2023 Continuum of Care Program Consolidated Application and Priority Listing are now available for public review.
View
Application
and
Priority Listing
Resources:
FY2023 NOFO CoC New Project Application
FY2023 CoC Program Renewal Application
FY2023 NOFO ORIENTATION
Recording on NOFO Orientation
CoC Annual Priorities
FY2023 Ranking Policy
eSNAPS
FY2023 NOFO FAQ
FY2023 New Project Scorecard
eSNAPS detailed instructions for New Projects
FY2023 Scorecard
eSNAPS detailed instructions for Renewal Projects
FY2023 NOFO Timeline_Updated 8.23.23
FY2023 NOFO Timeline
FY2023 Reallocation Policy
FY 2022 CoC NOFO
New Application Details _FY2022 COC
FY2022 TX-600 CoC Application
FY2022 TX-600 Priority Listing
FY 2022 CoC Ranking Policy APPROVED_8.15.2022
FY-2022-New-Project-Scorecard
FY2022 NOFO Orientation Slides
FY2022-Timeline-Continuum-of-Care-Program-Competition-Timeline-REVISED-8.19.2022
FY 2022 Reallocation Policy
FY 2022 CoC NOFO Renewal
FY 2022 NOFO Renewal Orientation Slides
Orientation Recording
FY22 Renewal FAQ
2022 NOFO Renewal Scorecard
FY2022-Renewal-Continuum-of-Care-Program-Competition-Timeline-Revised-6.16.2022
FY 2022 All Neighbors Unsheltered NOFO
On February 2, 2023, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced a first-of-its kind package of resources to help communities implement a coordinated approach to ending unsheltered homelessness.
Dallas and Collin Counties received $22.8 million to address unsheltered homelessness.
Press Release
here
System-wide Diversion Program Model 8.16.23
Application Resources:
Unsheltered NOFO Application
Unsheltered NOFO Priority Listing
Unsheltered NOFO_New Application Details_REVISED 8.19.2022
FY 2022 Unsheltered NOFO Scorecard
The HUD Exchange
e-snaps
resources page
has two toolkits that assist Collaborative Applicants and project applicants in mastering
e-snaps
e-snaps 101 Toolkit
e-snaps 201 Toolkit
SNAPS is now using two different listservs to communicate competition and program updates:
Subscribe to the HUD.gov listserv
for information developed by HUD/SNAPS regarding the CoC program, ESG program, YHDP, Notices of Funding Opportunity (NOFOs) developed by SNAPS, and any other information related to SNAPS programs and the work to end homelessness.
Sign up for SNAPS Competition Information
Sign up for SNAPS Program Information
Subscribe to the HUD Exchange listserv
for information and guidance produced by HUD technical assistance providers regarding SNAPS programs.
2022 TDHCA ESG NOFO​
TDHCA ESG NOFA Recipients:
CV2
CV1
2020
2019
2018
2017
Resources:
TDHCA ESG Application Materials
ESG Virtual Binders from HUD
ESG Onboarding Toolkits
ESG Law, Regulations, and Notices
Day 1 Families Fund - 2022
On behalf of the All Neighbors Coalition, Housing Forward received a $1.25 million grant from the Day 1 Families Fund. The Day 1 Families Fund issues annual awards to leading organizations employing needle-moving work to help families achieve housing stability.  The grant provides $250,000 for Housing Forward to provide backbone support for the family homeless response system, as well as $1,000,000 for agencies providing direct assistance to families.
Application
Information Session Slides
View the
All Neighbor’s Coalition Diversion Program Model – DRAFT
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