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Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program is sponsored by S. C. Office of Economic Opportunity.
The Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) program in South Carolina is a competitive grant issued annually to community-based shelters and traditional housing facilities, as well as non-profit organizations that provide housing and counseling assistance to the state's homeless population and those at-risk of becoming homeless. This program supports a range of services for individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
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S. C. Office of Economic Opportunity Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program The Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) program is a competitive grant issued each year to community-based shelters and traditional housing facilities, non-profit organizations that provide housing and counseling assistance to the state's homeless population and to those at-risk of becoming homeless.
General Program Requirements Individual Emergency Shelter agencies may have different qualifications for services. Click here to read the United States Code definition of homeless.
Public Notice of the 2026-2030 State Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development and 2026 Annual Action Plan State of South Carolina 2026-2030 Consolidated Plan Public Comment Draft 2024 State of South Carolina Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development Annual Action Plan Rapid Unsheltered Survivor Housing-RUSH Substantial Amendment to 2024 Action Plan Substantial Amendment to 2024 A1ction Plan (02-19-2025) Substantial Amendment to 2024 Action Plan (draft 3-26-25) To view a list of agencies receiving ESG funds, click here.
Click here for information on food banks, soup kitchens and homeless shelters in South Carolina. To view the list of agencies OEO intends to award RUSH funds, click here. To view the list of agencies OEO intends to award PY26 ESG funds, click here.
US Department of Housing and Urban Development Supporting Documents required for ESG Program
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based shelters, traditional housing facilities, and non-profit organizations that provide housing and counseling assistance to the state's homeless population and to those at-risk of becoming homeless. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program is funded by S.C. Office of Economic Opportunity. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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