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Why CoC?
Who Does What?
100

CoC

Continuum of Care

100

AHFC

 Alaska Housing Finance Corporation

100

BoS

Balance of State (Alaska's is AK-501)

100

The process for making sure grantees are doing what they're supposed to do.

monitoring

100

This is the lead agency for the Alaska BoS CoC.

 Alaska Coalition on Housing & Homelessness (AKCH2)

200

AKHMIS

Alaska Homeless Management Information System

200

CES

 Coordinated Entry System (AKA CE = Coordinated Entry)

200

YAB

 Youth Advisory (or Action) Board

200

The structure that provides equitable access to available resources.

 Coordinated Entry

200

This is the lead agency for the Anchorage CoC.

Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness (ACEH)

300

BHAP

 Basic Homelessness Assistance Program (state$)

300

VSP

 Victim Service Provider

300

SPM

 System Performance Measures

300

Name for the process that evaluates what resources are needed in order to serve all people who are experiencing homelessness in an area.

gaps analysis

300

Their beneficiaries include those with mental illness, TBIs, disabilities, and substance misuse disorders.

Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority

400

YHDP

 Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program

400

ESG

 Emergency Solutions Grants (fed$)

400

SNHG

 Special Needs Housing Grants (state$)

400

The CoC runs this for renewal and new grant applications.

Local Competition

400

They determine annual funding for BHAP & SNHG.

 Alaska State Legislature

500

TAY

 Transition-Aged Youth

500

ARD

 Annual Renewal Demand

500

NOFO

 Notice of Funding Opportunity

500

HUD designation for the entity that submits a system-wide funding request for a CoC.

Collaborative Applicant

500

This organization accepts ESG funds from the federal government for areas outside of Anchorage.

Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC)