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Find similar grantsRegional Planning Grant to Prevent & End Homelessness is sponsored by Minnesota Housing Finance Agency. Supports the capacity of Tribal Nations and regional continuums to prevent and end homelessness, improve regional homeless response systems, and develop collaborative strategies for equitable access to housing.
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Regional Planning Grant | 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) Regional Planning Grant to Prevent & End Homelessness The Regional Planning Grant to Prevent and End Homelessness is designed to support the capacity of Greater Minnesota Continuums of Care (CoCs) and Tribal Nations to prevent and end homelessness while improving the regional homeless response system to help it be more equitable.
The goal of this grant is to focus on ongoing collaborative efforts and develop new initiatives that coordinate strategies among various stakeholders. Enhancing efforts among stakeholders is meant to help regions throughout Minnesota be more effective when advancing goals to prevent and end homelessness.
Regional Planning Grant Frequently Asked Questions Eligible applicants include: • Federally recognized Tribal Nations (or Tribally designated housing entities) within the state of Minnesota. • CoCs: A nonprofit or governmental entity can apply on behalf of a Greater Minnesota CoC. An eligible applicant must have an official designation from the CoC.
These funds are intended to support regional planning strategies that prevent and end homelessness by increasing capacity for coordination, system planning, and equitable access to housing resources. Funded efforts must align with HUD CoC goals and state homeless program priorities to ensure a cohesive statewide response.
Through collaborative planning, data-driven decision-making, and partnerships with local service providers, Tribal Nations, and community organizations, these activities will help build regional capacity, improve service delivery, and ensure that all Minnesotans, particularly those in rural and Tribal communities, have access to safe, stable, and affordable housing.
Regional Planning Grant Due Diligence Training (00:27:51) - During this recording, Minnesota Housing covers key points in the Regional Planning Grant process and the items required for due diligence when being selected as an awardee of grant funds Regional Planning Grant Team Lead ji-young. choi@state. mn.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Federally recognized Tribal Nations (or Tribally designated housing entities) and designated regional entities within Minnesota. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Regional Planning Grant to Prevent & End Homelessness is funded by Minnesota Housing Finance Agency. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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