Continuum of Care
The CoC is composed of representatives of organizations, including nonprofit homeless providers, victim service providers, faith-based organizations, governments, businesses, advocates, public housing agencies, school districts, social service providers, mental health agencies, hospitals, universities, affordable housing developers, law enforcement, organizations that serve homeless and formerly homeless veterans, and homeless and formerly homeless persons.
NOTICE:
LA-507 CoC
Alexandria, La
FY26 HUD NoFo Timeline
TIMELINE FOR SUBMISSION OF PROJECT APPLICATIONS TO CENTRAL LOUISIANA
HOMELESS COALITION is below. Applications will be submitted by email to
kittyw@centrallouisianahomeless.org. All grants that meet the minimum requirements to
be scored will be compiled into one application from the region and submitted to HUD in
Washington D.C. (deadline Aug. 26th) for final selection. The selection of grants for funding
is made by HUD in Washington D.C. Please see timeline below.
June 2: National Competition announced; local competition rules to follow
August 3, 10:00 a.m.: Project applications and required attachments submitted in PDF
form by email projects scored as renewals and by email for new projects
to kittyw@centrallouisianahomeless.org (please use a Delivered Receipt and Read
Receipt on submission email)
August 10 : Applications scored as renewals: preliminary scores provided to applicants
(requests for corrections may be submitted for Board review for 24 hours after receipt of
score)
Aug. 10: Applications scored as new projects: preliminary scores provided to applicants
(requests for corrections may be submitted for Board review (requests for corrections may
be submitted for Board review for 24 hours after receipt of score)
Aug, 13: Applicants provided their project’s rank based on Board votes (appeals to rank of
applications may be submitted for Board review within 24 hours of receipt of rank)
Aug. 14 to 19: All Project applications to be completed in esnaps for input and corrections
identified in the scoring and ranking process
Aug. 14 by 11:59 pm: All Project applications in final form uploaded into esnaps, online
grant system (adjustments may be made to this timeline if difficulties arise at the national
level with esnaps)
Aug. TBD: Board meeting to finalize any matters remaining before full application
submitted to the national competition
Aug. 24: CoC Consolidated Application posted online for public comment
Aug. 25 CoC Consolidated Application submitted to HUD
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MAKING THE DIFFERENCE
Central Louisiana Homeless Coalition has been instrumental in creating a positive impact with the support of dedicated members and volunteers from the community. Our commitment to various projects is fueled by unwavering passion and devotion. Join us in our mission to bring meaningful change to the lives of others.
“They help[ed] me get my life back on track by not giving up on me. They stayed on me because they saw better in me when I didn’t”
“They took me off the streets and placed me in a house my living situation is much better.”
“I’m glad I met [CLHC Staff] and forever in my heart, I’ll never forget you guys.”
Community Partners
Empowerment through partnership! Our organization's primary objective is to advance our cause and provide support, empowerment, and valuable resources to the community. Our success is not measured by monetary gains, but by the impact we have on those we serve.
Volunteers
of America
Volunteers of America is one of the nation’s largest, established comprehensive human services organizations with 15,000 mission-driven professionals, dedicated to helping those in need rebuild their lives and reach their full potential. Founded in 1896, the faith-based nonprofit has programs in 47 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico, serving more than 2 million people a year.
Hope House
of Central Louisiana
Our longest-standing initiative, the Local Empowerment program, underscores our belief that effecting real change is not just feasible but essential. At Central Louisiana Homeless Coalition, Local Empowerment stands as a testament to our commitment to the Family Support Center.
St. James
Episcopal Church
If you feel overwhelmed by the multitude of challenges that require attention, our Volunteering initiative has proven to be a potent tool for Central Louisiana Homeless Coalition to positively impact the community and enhance numerous lives.
Catholic Charities
of Central Louisiana
The Roman Catholic Church of the Diocese of Alexandria recognizes its obligation to bear witness to the charity of Jesus Christ, both in work and deed.
Motivated by Church teaching and acknowledging the need for highly trained professionals, the Church performs its mission of social welfare through Catholic Charities of Central Louisiana.
The Diocese of Alexandria and Catholic Charities of Central Louisiana serves and comprises 13 civil parishes: Natchitoches, Winn, Caldwell, Franklin, Madison, Vernon, Rapides, Grant, LaSalle, Catahoula, Tensas, Concordia, and Avoyelles.
