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CoC Spending to End Homlessness
by on July 8, 2013
CoC Spending Plan Template
The National Alliance to End Homelessness (Alliance) has developed a new Spending Plan Template to help communities assess how they are currently spending homeless assistance funding and help them plan for changes.
The Alliance developed the template as part of a project to help the
Commonwealth of Virginia reduce family homelessness by shifting to a
rapid re-housing approach. The template includes instructions and an
instructional video designed to assist Virginia communities, so some of
the references in the video may be state-specific.
If you’re
interested in using the Alliance’s template for your community, download
it and review the instructions and instructional video. The template
requires homeless assistance providers to provide information about how
much funding they receive, the source of the funding, and what
strategies the funding is used for.
The next step is to get
assistance providers, community leaders, and other stakeholders to fill
out the template, which will allow your community to plan for how
funding will change over the coming year and over the next five years.
The
benefit of the template is that it facilitates community conversations
about how resources in the community are spent and how they should be
spent in the future.
For more information about the template, please contact the Alliance’s Center for Capacity Building.
Further "Houseless" information:
Rapid Re-Housing Ends Homelessness
22% in NJ Pay Half of Income on Housing
Little Help for Jersey Shore Renters
We All Live in a Box
Strategies to End Chronic Homelessness
Lest we not forget!
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