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Homeless Services, Public Services and Capital Project Fiscal Year 2027 Grant Proposals is sponsored by Baltimore County Government. Baltimore County announces grant opportunities for FY 2027 funding in three areas: Homeless Services Projects (preventing or assisting homelessness), Public Services Projects (addressing needs of low-income citizens in employment, child care, health, etc.)
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Grant Opportunities | Baltimore City Error Enter a word or phrase to search Current Grant Competitions FY 2026 Continuum of Care Competition and Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program Grants (NOFO) Request for Proposals (NOW VOID) (The project application portal is now closed (07/15/2026 at 5:00 pm EST) FY 2027 ACIS Expansion Request for Proposals (updated on 8/12/2026 with an extended deadline) Winter Shelter Staffing Request for Proposals (RFP) Competition Now Open for City Fiscal Year (CFY) 2027 (Submission Deadline: Monday, August 31, 2026 at 5:00pm EST) Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Each year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) competitively awards homeless services funding to local jurisdictions across the country through the Continuum of Care Program .
The Continuum of Care (CoC) Program is designed to promote community-wide commitment to the goal of ending homelessness and provide funding for efforts by nonprofit providers, and State and local governments to: Make homelessness rare and short by responding in a clear and organized way. Use a Coordinated Entry system that is easy to access, fair to everyone, and lets people choose the help that works best for them.
Follow a Housing First approach — help people get housing quickly to reduce stress and stop long-term homelessness. Help people connect to public benefits and work with employers to create job opportunities for those experiencing homelessness. Make sure programs are fair by recognizing and fixing racial inequalities so that everyone has a chance at success.
Use proven methods and track results to spend money wisely and make sure programs are actually helping people. HUD announces its nationwide funding competition each year through a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA), often referred to simply as the CoC NOFA. The release date changes from year to year, but once announced, communities typically have 60 to 75 days to submit their applications.
During this window, HUD requires each community to hold a local competition to select both renewal and new homeless services projects that best match HUD’s funding priorities and the needs of the community. Continuum of Care Program funds can be used for three main types of projects: permanent housing, supportive services only, and HMIS. Funding is competitive at both the local and national levels.
In Baltimore City, more than 75% of CoC funding is directed to Permanent Supportive Housing programs, which combine long-term housing subsidies with supportive services to help people who are chronically homeless achieve stability. Grant Competition Archive View past grant opportunities below.
Continuum of Care Grant (CoC) Competitions FY 2025 FY 2025 CoC NOFO Program Competition FY 2024 CoC NOFO Program Competition (posted 8/27/2024) FY 2024 CoCBuilds (posted 8/28/2024) FY 2023 CoC NOFO Program Competition (posted 7/26/2023) FY 2022 CoC NOFO Program Competition (posted 8/11/2022) FY 2022 CoC Unsheltered Special NOFO Program Competition (posted 8/22/2022) FY 2021 CoC NOFO Program Competition (posted 9/3/2021) Emergency Shelter Grant Request for Proposal (posted 3/6/2020) Consolidated Funding Application (CFA) Grant Competitions FY 2027 Consolidated Funding Application FY 2026 Consolidated Funding Application (posted 2/10/2025) FY 2025 Consolidated Funding Application (posted 2/5/2024) FY 2024 Consolidated Funding Grant Application (posted 2/8/2023) FY 2023 Consolidated Funding Grant Application (posted 2/3/2022) FY 2022 Consolidated Funding Grant Application (posted 2/19/2021) FY 2021 Consolidated Funding Grant Application (posted 2/27/2020) City Grant Competitions 2026 CFY 2027 Transportation Services Request for Proposals (posted 2/13/2026) Permanent Supportive Housing Hotel Conversion - Request For Proposals (RFP) (posted 7/3/2024) Baltimore City Strategic Investment - Rapid Re-housing Request for Proposals (posted 5/31/2022) FY23 Non-Congregate Emergency Shelter Competition (posted 4/21/2022) Solicitation for Housing Quality Standards (HQS) Inspection Services (posted 1/26/2022) Diversion & Kinship Projects through the Youth Homeless Demonstration (YHDP) Program (posted 1/3/2022) ESG-CV Rapid Rehousing: Request for Proposals (posted 9/25/2020) YHDP Crisis Bridge Housing (posted 7/24/2020) FY20 Shelter Transportation: Request for Proposal (posted 8/16/2019) Working together with service providers to create a more efficient homeless response system.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit and government organizations serving Baltimore County citizens. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $15,000 - $200,000 annually. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Homeless Services, Public Services and Capital Project Fiscal Year 2027 Grant Proposals is funded by Baltimore County Government. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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