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Homework Starts with Home | Minnesota Housing Apply for Housing Assistance in the Coordinated Entry System Coordinated Entry Project Details Apply to Administer Grant Funding Minnesota Interagency Council on Homelessness (MICH) nancy. urbanski@state. mn.
us Homework Starts with Home Homework Starts with Home (HSWH) is a grant program focused on addressing homelessness and housing instability among students and their families.
The program serves families with children eligible for a pre-Kindergarten through grade 12 academic program and youth (with or without children of their own) who are eligible for an academic program through grade 12 and who are without their parent or guardian (unaccompanied youth).
Homework Starts with Home Contacts List - Find a Homework Starts with Home Program Homework Starts with Home funding may be used to provide: Support Services to find and keep housing Financial help for rent deposit, rent assistance, utilities, housing application assistance and other housing related costs HSWH uses the Family Homelessness Prevention and Assistance Program (FHPAP) and the Housing Trust Fund (HTF) rental assistance program guidelines to prevent homelessness whenever possible and if homelessness does occur, to help make sure that it is rare, brief, and non-recurring.
Note: This program does not offer statewide coverage at this time. Grantee Administration information is for grantees that are currently receiving program funding and need to comply with current grants.
FHPAP Program Guide – October 1, 2025-September 30, 2027 Contract Term HTF Program Guide – October 1, 2025-September 30, 2027 Contract Term October 1, 2025 - September 30, 2027 Reporting Timeline - 2 year October 1, 2025 - September 30, 2029 Reporting Timeline - 4 year Visit www. hmismn. org for the latest updates on reporting on households served in HMIS.
Minnesota Homelessness and Prevention Assessment Tool (available in Hmong , Somali and Spanish ) Income Calculation Workbook Draw Request Form and Submittal Instructions The draw request workbook is secured with a password that must be entered each time the workbook is opened. This added security measure will protect confidential participant data when sent via Secure Upload Tool .
Before attempting to open or download this file, you must request the password by sending an e-mail to any of the Rental Assistance staff members at Minnesota Housing. The draw request is submitted monthly by housing agencies and due by the 15th of each month. Draw Request Form - Rental Assistance Payment Request Workbook [XLS] Updated 7.
1. 2026 - (Due to the macro's inside the draw request form, you may be prompted to open the file vs. save the file. Please use a “Save As” option to download this file, rather than “Open".
After downloading, encoded Microsoft securities can be enabled by "unblocking macro’s" within the document properties.) Rental Assistance Secure Upload Tool and Secure Upload Instructions Draw Request Form Tutorials Downloading the Draw Request Form (15:54) - How to download the draw request form; how to import data from a previous workbook; how to save and submit for reimbursement and program compliance.
Notes Part I: Draw Request Form Functionality (16:05) - PART ONE outlines features of the draw request form, various functions and calculations. Notes Part II: Draw Request Form Functionality; Monthly Log (16:52) - PART TWO focuses on the ‘MONTHLY LOG’ tab of the workbook; automated calculations and formulas; rounding, prorating and how to report suspensions and terminations.
Notes Certifications and Name Changes (18:29) - Details the differences between annuals, interims, unit transfers, suspensions; terminations; how to report late certifications; head of household and name changes.
Notes Housing Related Expenses, Utility Reimbursements (also known as Excess Utility Expenses) and Adjustments (11:56) - Outlines housing related expenses; Utility Reimbursements (also known as excess utility expenses) and adjustments.
Notes File Maintenance and Compliance Training Minnesota Housing provided a training for grantees to provide direction in file organization, and collecting/maintaining proper documentation for the clients they serve. Watch the recording (1:35:35) and view the presentation slides .
Due Diligence Training Recording (34:00) and PowerPoint Presentation Slides (July 7, 2025) Information Sessions on the Preliminary Practice Model To help potential applicants consider how the program and its preliminary practice model could be implemented, refer to the following informational sessions and materials: Two-Generational Approaches to Supporting Families. View the slides , handout , and listen to the recording .
Leveraging Mainstream Resources. View the slides and listen to the recording . Progressive Engagement and Rapid Rehousing.
View the slides and listen to the recording . Trauma-informed Care in Schools. View the slides and listen to the recording .
Lessons from the Hamilton San Francisco Pilot. View the slides and listen to the recording .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Not specified, but generally targets organizations working with students and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Homework Starts with Home is funded by Minnesota Housing. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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