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Emergency Solutions Grant Program (ESG) - FY2027 is sponsored by Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS). This program provides funding for homelessness prevention, emergency shelter, and supportive services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Illinois. The Illinois Department of Human Services administers this federally funded program at the state level.
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Quintero, Secretary FY25 UGA/EEC Attachments and Program Manuals Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program - FY25 Funding Process and Requirements Continuum of Care (COC) & Service Coordination Requirements Service Delivery Requirements Eligible Participants & Recordkeeping (24 CFR 576.
500) Program Requirements for RR/HP (Rapid Rehousing/Homelessness Prevention) Grant Administration & Other Requirements Lead-Base Paint Guidance for ESG Recipients If you have specific program questions, please send an email to the assigned grant manager (below) and copy DHS. ESG@illinois. gov and someone will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible.
When there are changes to the policies and procedures manual, or if an answer to a question is needed by all providers, IDHS ESG staff shall issue an email to all CoC Representative(s) who will, in turn, notify their respective subrecipients. If you need to follow-up on existing questions, contact ESG Program Manager Josalyn Smith at (217) 725-5975. Grant Manager- Gina Hopson-Harris Gina.
HopsonHarris@Illinois. gov for the following CoC's: Boone/Winnebago/DeKalb (501), DuPage County (514), Kane County (517), Lake County (502), McHenry County (500), Suburban Cook (511). Grant Manager - Brenda Rogers Brenda.
Rogers2@Illinois. gov for the following CoC's: Madison County (504), South Central (515), Southern Illinois (520), St. Clair County (508), West Central Illinois (519), Champaign County (503).
Grant Manager - Kristina Gash Kristina. Gash@Illinois. gov for the following Coc's: Home for All (507), Central Illinois (512), Macon County (516), Northwestern Illinois (518), Sangamon County/Heartland (513), Will County/Joliet (506).
SECTION 1: General Information SECTION 2: Funding Process and Requirements SECTION 3: Continuum of Care & Service Coordination Requirements SECTION 4: Service Delivery Requirements SECTION 5: Eligible Activities SECTION 6: Eligible Participants & Recordkeeping (24 CFR 576.
500) SECTION 7: Program Requirements for RR/HP (Rapid Rehousing/Homelessness Prevention) SECTION 8: Grant Administration & Other Requirements Section 9: Lead Base Paint Guidance for ESG Recipients Illinois Department of Human Services JB Pritzker, Governor · Dulce M. Quintero, Secretary
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Emergency Solutions Grant Program (ESG) - FY2027 is funded by Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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