HomeMy WebLinkAbout2010 EXHIBIT 1 AND 11 CONTINUUM OF CARE APPLICATION TO HUD Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Before Starting the Exhibit 1 Continuum of Care
(CoC) Application
HUD strongly encourages ALL applicants to review the following information BEFORE beginning
the 2010 Exhibit 1 Continuum of Care (CoC) Application.
Training resources are available online at: www.hudhre.info /esnaps  - Training
modules are available to help complete or update the Exhibit 1 application, including attaching
required forms.  - The HUD HRE Virtual Help Desk is available for submitting technical
and policy questions.  
Things to Remember
- Review the 2010 Notice of Funding Availability for the Continuum of Care (CoC) Homeless
Assistance Program in its entirety for specific application and program requirements. - CoCs
that applied in the 2009 competition and selected the bring forward option during CoC
Registration must be careful to review each question in the Exhibit 1. Questions may have
changed or been removed so the information brought forward may or may not be relevant. Not
all questions will have information brought forward. For those questions, you must enter
response manually. Be sure to review the application carefully. Verify and update as needed to
ensure accuracy. - New CoCs or CoCs that did not apply in 2009 will not have pre - populated
information and must complete all Exhibit 1 forms. - There are character limits for the narrative
sections of the application and the amounts are listed accordingly. It is recommended that CoCs
first write narrative responses in Microsoft Word and then cut and paste into e- snaps.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 1 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1A. Continuum of Care (CoC) Identification
Instructions:
The fields on this screen are read only and reference the information entered during the CoC
Registration process. Updates cannot be made at this time. If the information on this screen is
not correct, contact the HUD Virtual Help Desk at www.hudhre.info.
CoC Name and Number (From CoC GA -504 - Augusta CoC
Registration):
CoC Lead Agency Name: Augusta, Georgia
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 2 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
1 B. Continuum of Care (CoC) Primary Decision -
Making Group
Instructions:
The following questions are related to the CoC primary decision - making group. The primary
responsibility of this group is to manage the overall planning effort for the entire CoC, including,
but not limited to:
- Setting agendas for full Continuum of Care meetings
- Project monitoring
- Determining project priorities
- Providing final approval for the CoC application submission.
This body is also responsible for the implementation of the CoC's HMIS, either through direct
oversight or through the designation of an HMIS implementing agency. This group may be the
CoC Lead Agency or may authorize another entity to be the CoC Lead Agency under its
direction.
Name of primary decision - making group: Continuum of Care Focus Group
Indicate the frequency of group meetings: Bi- monthly
If less than bi- monthly, please explain (limit 500 characters):
Indicate the legal status of the group: 501(c)(3)
Specify "other" legal status:
All members are representatives of legally recognized 501(c)(3)organizations.
Indicate the percentage of group members 90%
that represent the private sector:
(e.g., non - profit providers, homeless or
formerly homeless
persons, advocates and consumer interests)
* Indicate the selection process of group members:
(select all that apply)
Elected: X
Assigned:
Volunteer: X
Appointed: X
Other:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 3 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Specify "other" process(es):
Briefly describe the selection process of group members. Description
should include why this process was established and how it works (limit
750 characters):
With the exception of one (City appointed),all group members are volunteers.
On an annual basis we update the membership of all our committees (groups)
to give an opportunity for all members to participate in leadership. This
selection process has worked because it is our experience, that the volunteers
who serve in this group, as well as those elected are more involved members.
These individuals are already working with the homeless population and
collaborating with other social service providers.
* Indicate the selection process of group leaders:
(select all that apply):
Elected: X
Assigned:
Volunteer: X
Appointed: X
Other:
Specify "other" process(es):
The selection process of group leaders are handled within each group. Within
the group, someone may volunteer to serve as chairman, there may even be
interest by serveral individuals. At that point an election is held through the
entire CoC.
That is a rare occurence. Often times, we have had group leaders serve for
years when there is no other identified leader willing to serve.
If administrative funds were made available to the CoC, would the
primary- decision making body, or its designee, have the capacity to be
responsible for activities such as applying for HUD funding and serving
as a grantee, providing project oversight, and monitoring. Explain (limit
750 characters):
The CoC would take on the responsibility of applying for funding, project
oversight, monitoring and serving as the grantee. More specifically, the CoC
Focus Group (working along side the City) would develop the necessary tools
needed to carry out these responsibilities.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 4 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
1C. Continuum of Care (CoC) Committees
Subcommittees and Work Groups
Instructions:
Provide information on up to five of the CoCs most active CoC -wide planning committees,
subcommittees, and workgroups. CoCs should only include information on those groups that are
directly involved in CoC -wide planning activities such as project review and selection, discharge
planning, disaster planning, completion of the Exhibit 1 application, conducting the point -in -time
count, and 10 -year plan coordination. For each group, briefly describe the role and how
frequently the group meets. If one of more of the groups meet less than quarterly, please
explain.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions,, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Committees and Frequency
Name of Group Role of Group Meeting Frequency
(limit 750 characters)
CoC Focus Committee This group ensures data required for HUD CoC Bi- monthly
is collected and included in grant application,
plan and facilitate CoC meetings, plan and
facilitat trainings and distribute data obtained.
Planning & Evaluation Work Group Reviews goals and objectives of the 10 -Year Bi- monthly
Plan, evaluate CoC program successes, update
goals /achievements with service provider
reports; guide CoC through strategic planning.
Housing Work Group Updates the Housing Inventory Chart and Bi- monthly
evaluate progress on housing goals, housing
development, and opportunities for increased
access to housing for the homeless.
Research Work Group Research services /service levels /capacity and Bi- monthly
development of local providers, research funding
opportunities, survey development, Point -In-
Time Survey /Stand Down Survey
CoC Project Selection Committee Rates and Ranks grant applications annually (every year)
If any group meets less than quarterly, please explain (limit 750
characters):
The CoC meetings are held bi- monthly and the committees meet during the
months in between the full CoC meeting dates. Meetings may be held more
frequently if needed. The Project Selection Committee meets several times
during the annual application process. Starting in 2011, we are developing a
new process which will entail more involvement of this particular committee.
We have identified that we need more time to establish and review new viable
housing applications.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 5 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations
Identify all CoC member organizations or individuals directly involved in
the CoC planning process. To add an organization or individual, click on
the icon.
Organization Name Membership Type Ord Organization Role ' Subpop
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Georgia National Service Corp Public Sector Stat Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
(AmeriCorp) e g... meetings during past 12...
Georgia Department of Labor Public Sector Stat Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
e g... meetings during past 12...
Augusta Housing & Community Public Sector Loca Lead agency for 10 -year plan, NONE
Development Department lg... Committee /Sub - committee/Wor...
Augusta Mayor's Office Public Sector Loca Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
lg... meetings during past 12...
Augusta Public Transit Public Sector Loca Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
lg... meetings during past 12...
Augusta Board of Commissioners Public Sector Loca Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
I g... meetings during past 12...
Richmond County Department of Public Sector Stat Primary Decision Making Group, Youth
Family and Childr... e g... Committee /Sub- committee/Wo...
Augusta Housing Authority Public Sector Publi Primary Decision Making Group, NONE
c ... Committee /Sub - committee/Wo...
Richmond County Board of Public Sector Sch Primary Decision Making Group, Youth
Education ool Committee /Sub- committee/Wo...
Augusta State Public Sector Sch Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, NONE
University /Sociology Department ool Attend 10 -year planni...
Augusta Richmond County Public Sector Law Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
Sherriffs Department enf... past 12 months
Georgia Department of Public Sector Law Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
Corrections - Augusta Pro... enf... past 12 months
Richmond Burke Job Training Public Sector Stat Attend Consolidated Plan planning Youth
Authority e g... meetings during past 12...
Augusta Neighborhood Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
Improvement Corp pro.. meetings during past 12...
Augusta /CSRA Habitat for Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
Humanity pro.. meetings during past 12...
CSRA Economic Opportunity Private Sector Non- Primary Decision Making Group, Attend NONE
Authority, Inc. pro.. Consolidated Plan p...
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 6 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Domestic Violence Intervention Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning Domesti
Center pro.. meetings during past 12... c Vio...
Friendship Community Center Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning Seriousl
pro.. meetings during past 12... y Me...
Georgia Legal Services Private Sector Non- Primary Decision Making Group, Attend NONE
pro.. Consolidated Plan p...
Golden Harvest Food Bank Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
pro.. meetings during past 12...
Goodwill Industries of Middle Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
Georgia, Inc. pro.. meetings during past 12...
Hope House, Inc. Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning Substan
pro.. meetings during past 12... ce
Abuse
J.W.C. Helping Hands Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
pro.. meetings during past 12...
Laney Walker Development Corp. Private Sector Non- None NONE
pro..
Neighborhood Improvement Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning Youth
Project pro.. meetings during past 12...
South Augusta Community Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
Development Corp. pro.. meetings during past 12...
United Methodist Children's Home Private Sector Non- Attend 10 -year planning meetings during Youth
pro.. past 12 months
United Way of the CSRA Private Sector Non- Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
pro.. meetings during past 12...
Antioch Ministries, Inc. Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
-b... meetings during past 12...
Augusta Area Ministerial Council Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
-b... meetings during past 12...
Augusta Rescue Mission Private Sector Faith Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group, NONE
-b... Attend 10 -year planni...
Augusta Urban Ministries Private Sector Faith Primary Decision Making Group, Attend NONE
-b... Consolidated Plan p...
Beulah Grove Community Center Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
-b... meetings during past 12...
Broad Street Ministries Private Sector Faith Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
-b... past 12 months
Catholic Social Services Private Sector Faith Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
-b... past 12 months
Church of the Good Shepherd Private Sector Faith None NONE
- b...
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 7 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Fireside Ministries Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
-b... meetings during past 12...
First Baptist Church Private Sector Faith Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
-b... past 12 months
Garden City Rescue Private Sector Faith Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
-b... past 12 months, C...
Greater Augusta Presbyterian Private Sector Faith Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
Ministries -b... past 12 months
Heavenly Bound Private Sector Faith Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group, Veteran
-b... Attend 10 -year planni... s
House of Plenty Private Sector Faith Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group, Domesti
-b... Attend 10 -year planni... c Vio...
Interfaith Hospitality Network Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
-b... meetings during past 12...
Liberty Baptist Church Private Sector Faith None NONE
- b...
Light of the World Neighborhood Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
Economic Dev. C... -b... meetings during past 12...
Mercy Ministries Private Sector Faith Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group, NONE
-b... Attend 10 -year planni...
Miracle Making Ministry Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
-b... meetings during past 12...
St. Stephen's Ministry Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning HIV /AID
-b... meetings during past 12... S
The Salvation Army Private Sector Faith Primary Decision Making Group, Attend NONE
-b... Consolidated Plan p...
Augusta Housing & Community Private Sector Fun Primary Decision Making Group, Lead NONE
Dvelopment Dept. der agency for 10 -year pl...
Ryan White Project Private Sector Fun Attend 10 -year planning meetings during HIV /AID
der past 12 months S
GA Department of Community Private Sector Fun Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
Affairs der past 12 months, A...
Proctor and Gamble Foundation Private Sector Busi Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, NONE
ness Attend 10 -year planni...
es
United Way of the CSRA Private Sector Fun Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
der meetings during past 12...
Pathways Community Network Private Sector Non- Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
pro.. past 12 months, A...
Prime Commercial Properties, Inc. Private Sector Busi Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
ness meetings during past 12...
es
Proctor & Gamble Private Sector Busi Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group, NONE
ness Attend 10 -year planni...
es
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 8 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Progressive Redevelopment, Inc. Private Sector Non- Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group, NONE
pro.. Attend 10 -year planni...
30901 Community Health Clinic Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
-b... meetings during past 12...
30906 Health Clinic Private Sector Faith Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
-b... meetings during past 12...
Behavioral Health Private Sector Hos Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group, Serious)
pita.. Attend 10 -year planni... y Me...
CSRA Partnership for Community Private Sector Faith Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
Health -b... past 12 months
Department of Veterans Affairs Private Sector Hos Attend Consolidated Plan planning Veteran
Medical pita.. meetings during past 12... s
Richmond County Health Private Sector Hos Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
Department pita.. past 12 months
St. Vincent dePaul Health Center Private Sector Hos Primary Decision Making Group, Attend NONE
pita.. Consolidated Plan p...
Serenity Behavioral Health Private Sector Hos Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, Seriousl
pita.. Attend 10 -year planni... y Me...
University Hospital /Health Link Private Sector Hos Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
pita.. past 12 months
Walton Rehibilitation Hospital Private Sector Hos Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
pita.. meetings during past 12...
Melissa Elam Individual Hom Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
eles meetings during past 12...
s
Reggie Johnson Individual Hom Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
eles past 12 months
s
Boise Hankerson Individual Hom Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, NONE
eles Attend 10 -year planni...
s
Georgia State Housing Trust Fund Private Sector Fun Attend Consolidated Plan planning NONE
der meetings during past 12...
U.S. Dept. of Houing & Urban Private Sector Fun Attend 10 -year planning meetings during NONE
Development - GA F... der past 12 months
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 9 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Georgia National Service Corp (AmeriCorp)
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: State government agencies
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Counseling /Advocacy, Education
families:
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 10 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Georgia Department of Labor
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: State government agencies
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Employment
families:
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 11 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Housing & Community Development
Department
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Local government agencies
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Lead agency for 10 -year plan, Committee /Sub-
(select all that apply) committee/Work Group, Authoring agency for
Consolidated Plan
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 12 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nametEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Mayor's Office
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Local government agencies
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 13 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name,Enter the name of the organization or individual, If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership4Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Public Transit
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Local government agencies
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee /Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Transportation
families:
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 14 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nametEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershiN,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Board of Commissioners
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Local government agencies
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 15 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Richmond County Department of Family and
Children Services
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: State government agencies
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Primary Decision Making Group, Committee /Sub-
(select all that apply) committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Youth
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Case Management, Child Care, Life Skills,
families: Employment
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 16 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations representedtNo more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Housing Authority
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Public housing agencies
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Primary Decision Making Group, Committee /Sub-
(select all that apply) committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Case Management, Utilities Assistance, Child
families: Care, Rental Assistance
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 17 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Richmond County Board of Education
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: School systems /Universities
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Primary Decision Making Group, Committee /Sub-
(select all that apply) committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Youth
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Education
families:
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 18 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershiptPublic, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented4No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta State University /Sociology Department
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: School systems /Universities
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Street Outreach
families:
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 19 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization namecEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Richmond County Sherriffs Department
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Law enforcement/corrections
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Law Enforcement
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 20 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Georgia Department of Corrections - Augusta
Probation Office
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Law enforcement/corrections
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Counseling /Advocacy, Law Enforcement
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 21 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershipLPublic, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Richmond Burke Job Training Authority
Type of Membership: Public Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: State government agencies
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Youth
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Education, Employment
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 22 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization namecEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership4Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented4No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Neighborhood Improvement Corp
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Counseling /Advocacy, Not Applicable, Mortgage
families: Assistance
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 23 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta /CSRA Habitat for Humanity
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Mortgage Assistance
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 24 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nametEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership.Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations representedtNo more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: CSRA Economic Opportunity Authority, Inc.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Primary Decision Making Group, Attend
(select all that apply) Consolidated Plan planning meetings during past
12 months, Committee /Sub - committee/Work
Group, Attend 10 -year planning meetings during
past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Street Outreach, Case Management, Life Skills,
families: Utilities Assistance, Child Care, Mortgage
(select all that apply) Assistance, Transportation, Rental Assistance
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 25 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nameLEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership ,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Domestic Violence Intervention Center
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Domestic Violence
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Counseling /Advocacy, Case Management, Child
families: Care, Utilities Assistance, Life Skills, Mental
(select all that apply) health, Legal Assistance, Transportation, Rental
Assistance
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 26 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Friendship Community Center
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Seriously Mentally III
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Case Management, Life Skills, Mental health
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 27 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Georgia Legal Services
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Primary Decision Making Group, Attend
(select all that apply) Consolidated Plan planning meetings during past
12 months, Committee /Sub- committee/Work
Group, Attend 10 -year planning meetings during
past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Legal Assistance
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 28 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization namee,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershiN,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Golden Harvest Food Bank
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Employment
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 29 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name ,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia, Inc.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Transportation, Employment
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 30 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Hope House, Inc.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Substance Abuse
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Counseling /Advocacy, Case Management,
families: Mental health, Alcohol /Drug Abuse
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 31 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010 019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: J.W.C. Helping Hands
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Life Skills, Utilities Assistance
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 32 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Laney Walker Development Corp.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: None
(select all that apply)
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 33 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nametEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Neighborhood Improvement Project
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations -
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Youth
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 34 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: South Augusta Community Development Corp.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 35 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization namez,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershinPublic, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations representedtNo more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: United Methodist Children's Home
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Youth
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Child Care
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 36 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: United Way of the CSRA
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 37 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Antioch Ministries, Inc.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 38 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Area Ministerial Council
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 39 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nameLEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershipLPublic, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations representedLNo more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Rescue Mission
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 40 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nameLEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershipe,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Urban Ministries
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Primary Decision Making Group, Attend
(select all that apply) Consolidated Plan planning meetings during past
12 months, Committee /Sub- committee/Work
Group, Attend 10 -year planning meetings during
past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 41 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershiptPublic, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Beulah Grove Community Center
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Utilities Assistance, Rental Assistance
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 42 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Broad Street Ministries
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith - based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 - year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 43 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Catholic Social Services
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Utilities Assistance, Rental Assistance
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 44 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Church of the Good Shepherd
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: None
(select all that apply)
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 45 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershipLPublic, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Fireside Ministries
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Employment
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 46 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: First Baptist Church
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Utilities Assistance, Rental Assistance
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 47 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nametEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Garden City Rescue
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months, Committee /Sub - committee/Work Group
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 48 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Greater Augusta Presbyterian Ministries
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith - based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 - year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 49 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Heavenly Bound
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Veterans
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 50 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: House of Plenty
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Domestic Violence
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 51 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nametEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations representedLNo more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Interfaith Hospitality Network
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee /Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Case Management, Life Skills
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 52 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershiptPublic, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Liberty Baptist Church
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: None
(select all that apply)
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 53 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershinPublic, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Light of the World Neighborhood Economic Dev.
Corp.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Utilities Assistance
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 54 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Mercy Ministries
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub- committee /Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Case Management, Transportation
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 55 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name4Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Miracle Making Ministry
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Healthcare
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 56 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershiN,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: St. Stephen's Ministry
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the HIV /AIDS
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and HIV /AIDS
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 57 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented?,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: The Salvation Army
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Primary Decision Making Group, Attend
(select all that apply) Consolidated Plan planning meetings during past
12 months, Committee /Sub- committee /Work
Group, Attend 10 -year planning meetings during
past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 58 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_ REG _ 2010 _ 019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Augusta Housing & Community Dvelopment
Dept.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Funder advocacy group
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Primary Decision Making Group, Lead agency for
(select all that apply) 10 -year plan, Committee /Sub - committee/Work
Group, Authoring agency for Consolidated Plan
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 59 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Ryan White Project
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Funder advocacy group
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the HIV /AIDS
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and HIV /AIDS
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 60 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name4Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershipe:Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented0o more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: GA Department of Community Affairs
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Funder advocacy group
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months, Attend Consolidated Plan focus
groups /public forums during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 61 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Proctor and Gamble Foundation
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Businesses
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 62 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: United Way of the CSRA
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Funder advocacy group
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee /Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 63 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization namecEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Pathways Community Network
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months, Attend Consolidated Plan focus
groups /public forums during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 64 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization namecEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Prime Commercial Properties, Inc.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Businesses
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 65 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented • No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Proctor & Gamble
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Businesses
(Content depends on "Type of Membership
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 66 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Progressive Redevelopment, Inc.
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Non - profit organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 67 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership4Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: 30901 Community Health Clinic
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee /Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Healthcare
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 68 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coe GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: 30906 Health Clinic
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Healthcare
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 69 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nametEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershiptPublic, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations representedLNo more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Behavioral Health
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Hospitals /med representatives
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Seriously Mentally III
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Mental health
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 70 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: CSRA Partnership for Community Health
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Faith -based organizations
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Healthcare
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 71 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Department of Veterans Affairs Medical
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Hospitals /med representatives
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Veterans
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 72 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc _
Project: Augusta, Georgia COCREG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Richmond County Health Department
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Hospitals /med representatives
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Healthcare
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 73 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations representede;No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: St. Vincent dePaul Health Center
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Hospitals /med representatives
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Primary Decision Making Group, Attend
(select all that apply) Consolidated Plan planning meetings during past
12 months, Committee /Sub - committee/Work
Group, Attend 10 -year planning meetings during
past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Healthcare
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 74 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Serenity Behavioral Health
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Hospitals /med representatives
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the Seriously Mentally III, Substance Abuse
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Mental health
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 75 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: University Hospital /Health Link
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Hospitals /med representatives
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Healthcare
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 76 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Walton Rehibilitation Hospital
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Hospitals /med representatives
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services Yes
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Healthcare
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 77 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc _
Project: Augusta, Georgia COCREG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization nameLEnter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershipe,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations representede,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Melissa Elam
Type of Membership: Individual
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Homeless
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Committee /Sub-
committee/Work Group, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 78 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Instructions:
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name?,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented?)No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Reggie Johnson
Type of Membership: Individual
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Homeless
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 79 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name,Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membershiN,Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented,No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Boise Hankerson
Type of Membership: Individual
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Homeless
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Committee /Sub- committee/Work Group, Attend
(select all that apply) 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1 D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 80 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations representedtNo more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: Georgia State Housing Trust Fund
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Funder advocacy group
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend Consolidated Plan planning meetings
(select all that apply) during past 12 months, Attend 10 -year planning
meetings during past 12 months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
1D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Member
Organizations Detail
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 81 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Provide information about each CoC member organization, including individuals that are part of
the CoC planning process. For each member organization, provide information on the following:
- Organization name6Enter the name of the organization or individual. If the individual is a victim
of domestic violence, do not enter their actual name.
- Type of membership6Public, private, or individual
- Type of organization
- Organization role in the CoC planning process
- Subpopulations represented6No more than 2 may be selected
- Services provided, if applicable
Name of organization or individual: U.S. Dept. of Houing & Urban Development - GA
Field Office
Type of Membership: Private Sector
(public, private, or individual)
Type of Organization: Funder advocacy group
(Content depends on "Type of Membership"
selection)
Role(s) of the organization: Attend 10 -year planning meetings during past 12
(select all that apply) months
Subpopulation(s) represented by the NONE
organization:
(No more than two subpopulations)
Does the organization provide direct services No
to homeless people?
Services provided to homeless persons and Not Applicable
families:
(select all that apply)
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 82 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc _
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG2010_019856
1 E. Continuum of Care (CoC) Project Review and
Selection Process
Instructions:
The CoC solicitation of projects and the project selection process should be conducted in a fair
and impartial manner. For each of the following items, indicate all of the methods and processes
the CoC used in the past year to assess the performance, effectiveness, and quality of all
requested new and renewal project(s).
In addition, indicate if any written complaints have been received by the CoC regarding any CoC
matter in the last 12 months, and how those matters were addressed and /or resolved.
Open Solicitation Methods: a. Newspapers, f. Announcements at Other
(select all that apply) Meetings, e. Announcements at CoC Meetings,
c. Responsive to Public Inquiries, b.
Letters /Emails to CoC Membership, d. Outreach
to Faith -Based Groups
Rating and Performance Assessment b. Review CoC Monitoring Findings, g. Site
Measure(s): Visit(s), k. Assess Cost Effectiveness, q. Review
(select all that apply) All Leveraging Letters (to ensure that they meet
HUD requirements), c. Review HUD Monitoring
Findings, r. Review HMIS participation status, d.
Review Independent Audit, j. Assess Spending
(fast or slow), p. Review Match, i. Evaluate
Project Readiness, e. Review HUD APR for
Performance Results, n. Evaluate Project
Presentation, o. Review CoC Membership
Involvement, f. Review Unexecuted Grants, a.
CoC Rating & Review Commitee Exists, m.
Assess Provider Organization Capacity, I. Assess
Provider Organization Experience
Voting /Decision- Making Method(s): a. Unbiased Panel /Review Commitee
(select all that apply)
Were there any written complaints received No
by
the CoC regarding any matter in the
last 12 months?
If yes, briefly describe complaint and how it was resolved (limit 750
characters):
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 83 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coo GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1F. Continuum of Care (CoC) Housing Inventory
Count -- Change in Beds Available
For each housing type, indicate if there was a change (increase or
reduction) in the total number of beds counted in the 2010 Housing
Inventory Count (HIC) as compared to the 2009 HIC. If there was a change,
please describe the reasons in the space provided for each housing type.
If the housing type does not exist in your CoC, please select LNot
Applicable, and indicate that in the text box for that housing type.
Emergency Shelter: Yes
Briefly describe the reason(s) for the change in Emergency Shelter beds,
if applicable (limit 750 characters):
Augusta, as many other cities throughout the United States, has experienced an
increase in loss of jobs and homes. Many of our service providers have also
experienced a decrease in funding. We identified 13 fewer beds in our Housing
Inventory Chart.
Safe Haven: Not Applicable
Briefly describe the reason(s) for the change in Safe Haven beds, if
applicable (limit 750 characters):
N/A
Transitional Housing: Yes
Briefly describe the reason(s) for the change in Transitional Housing
beds, if applicable (limit 750 characters):
Augusta, as many other cities throughout the United States, has experienced an
increase in loss of jobs and homes. Many of our service providers have also
experienced a decrease in funding. We identified 58 more beds in our Housing
Inventory Chart. This year we are applying for 5 additional housing units for
Action Ministries, Inc.
Permanent Housing: No
Briefly describe the reason(s) for the change in Permanent Housing beds,
if applicable (limit 750 characters):
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 84 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC _ REG _2010 _ 019856
Augusta added Permanent Housing beds to our inventory, made possible
through our Department of Community Affairs (DCA) statewide CoC collobrative
in last year's application. Our City needed additonal beds in this category. We
applied for an additional 8 units of Shelter Plus Care beds in last year's
application but were not awarded funding. Plans are underway for two new
Permanent Housing projects for next year's competition for the chronically
homeless and veterans.
CoC certifies that all beds for homeless Yes
persons were included in the Housing
Inventory Count (HIC) as reported on the
Homelessness Data Exchange (HDX),
regardless of HMIS participation and HUD
funding:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 85 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
1G. Continuum of Care (CoC) Housing Inventory
Count - Data Sources and Methods
Instructions:
Complete the following items based on data collection methods and reporting for the Housing
Inventory Count (HIC), including Unmet need determination. The information should be based on
a survey conducted in a 24 -hour period during the last ten days of January 2010. CoCs were
expected to report HIC data on the Homelessness Data Exchange (HDX).
Indicate the type of data sources or methods Housing inventory survey
used
to complete the housing inventory count:
(select all that apply)
Indicate the steps taken to ensure the Follow -up, Instructions, Updated prior housing
accuracy of the data collected and included in inventory information, Confirmation, Training
the housing inventory count:
(select all that apply)
Must specify other:
Indicate the type of data or method(s) used to Unsheltered count, Housing inventory,
determine unmet need: Stakeholder discussion, Provider opinion through
(select all that apply): discussion or survey forms
Specify "other" data types:
None
If more than one method was selected, describe how these methods were
used together (limit 750 characters):
N/A
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 86 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
2A. Homeless Management Information System
(HMIS) Implementation
Intructions:
All CoCs are expected to have a functioning Homeless Management Information System
(HMIS). An HMIS is a computerized data collection application that facilitates the collection of
information on homeless individuals and families using residential or other homeless services
and stores that data in an electronic format. CoCs should complete this section in conjunction
with the lead agency responsible for the HMIS. All information should reflect the status of HMIS
implementation as of the date of application submission.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Select the HMIS implementation coverage Single CoC
area:
Select the CoC(s) covered by the HMIS: GA -504 - Augusta CoC
(select all that apply)
Is the HMIS Lead Agency the same as the Yes
CoC Lead Agency?
Does the CoC Lead Agency have a written No
agreement with the HMIS Lead Agency?
Has the CoC selected an HMIS software Yes
product?
If "No" select reason:
If "Yes" list the name of the product: Pathways Compass
What is the name of the HMIS software Pathways Community Network, Inc.
company?
Does the CoC plan to change HMIS software No
within the next 18 months?
Indicate the date on which HMIS data entry 10/01/1997
started (or will start):
(format mm /dd /yyyy)
Indicate the challenges and barriers Poor data quality, Other, No or low participation
impacting the HMIS implementation: by non -HUD funded providers
(select all the apply):
If CoC indicated that there are no challenges or barriers impacting HMIS
implementation, briefly describe either why CoC has no challenges or how
all barriers have been overcome (limit 1000 characters).
N/A
If CoC identified one or more challenges or barriers impacting HMIS
implementation, briefly describe how the CoC plans to overcome them
(limit 1000 characters).
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 87 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coo GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
The Planning Group is continuing to implement a number of measures this year
that will overcome challenges and barriers including increasing staff time on
Data Quality, improving efficiency of monitoring procedures and improving
ability of software to produce the data needed to complete Exhibit 1 of the
application (housing inventory chart and sheltered count). In addition, the
reports subcommittee has worked with Pathways to develop a number of
continuum level monitoring and data quality reports that were implemented in
the past year.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 88 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
2B. Homeless Management Information System
(HMIS) Lead Agency
Enter the name and contact information for the HMIS Lead Agency. This is
the organization responsible for implementing the HMIS within a CoC.
There may only be one HMIS Lead Agency per CoC.
Organization Name Augusta, Georgia
Street Address 1 925 Laney Walker Boulevard, 2nd Floor
Street Address 2
City Augusta
State Georgia
Zip Code 30901
Format: xxxxx or xxxxx -xxxx
Organization Type State or Local Government
If "Other" please specify
Is this organization the HMIS Lead Agency in No
more than one CoC?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 89 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC _R EG _2010 _ 019856
2C. Homeless Management Information System
(HMIS) Contact Person
Enter the name and contact information for the primary contact person at
the HMIS Lead Agency.
Prefix: Mr.
First Name Henry
Middle Name /Initial
Last Name Holt
Suffix
Telephone Number: 706 - 821 -1797
(Format: 123- 456 -7890)
Extension 1881
Fax Number: 706 - 821 -1784
(Format: 123- 456 -7890)
E -mail Address: hholt @augustaga.gov
Confirm E -mail Address: hholt @augustaga.gov
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 90 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
2D. Homeless Management Information System
(HMIS) Bed Coverage
Instructions:
HMIS bed coverage measures the level of provider participation in a CoC,s HMIS. Participation
in HMIS is defined as the collection and reporting of client level data either through direct data
entry into the HMIS or into an analytical database that includes HMIS data on an at least annual
basis.
HMIS bed coverage is calculated by dividing the total number of year -round beds located in
HMIS - participating programs by the total number of year -round beds in the Continuum of Care
(CoC), after excluding beds in domestic violence (DV) programs. HMIS bed coverage rates must
be calculated separately for emergency shelters, transitional housing, and permanent supportive
housing.
The 2005 Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Reauthorization bill restricts domestic violence
provider participation in HMIS unless and until HUD completes a public notice and comment
process. Until the notice and comment process is completed, HUD does not require nor expect
domestic violence providers to participate in HMIS. HMIS bed coverage rates are calculated
excluding domestic violence provider beds from the universe of potential beds.
For additional instructions, refer to the 4,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Indicate the HMIS bed coverage rate ( %) for each housing type within the
CoC. If a particular housing type does not exist anywhere within the CoC,
select "Housing type does not exist in CoC" from the drop -down menu.
* Emergency Shelter (ES) Beds 0 -50%
* Safe Haven (SH) Beds Housing type does not exist in CoC
* Transitional Housing (TH) Beds 51 -64%
* Permanent Housing (PH) Beds 86 %+
How often does the CoC review or assess At least Annually
its HMIS bed coverage?
If bed coverage is 0 -64 %, describe the CoC's plan to increase this
percentage during the next 12 months:
HMIS staff has increased its monitoring of HMIS activity over the past year.
The work group assigned to assist staff will also be in full force starting in 2011.
With these changes in place, next year's bed coverage will exhibit higher
coverage rates. HMIS staff is working hard to bring all CoC members into
active HMIS status.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 91 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
2E. Homeless Management Information System
(HMIS) Data Quality
Instructions:
HMIS data quality refers to the extent that data recorded in an HMIS accurately reflects the
extent of homelessness and homeless services in a local area. In order for the HMIS to present
accurate and consistent information on homelessness, it is critical that an HMIS have the best
possible representation of reality as it relates to homeless people and the programs that serve
them. Specifically, it should be a CoCs goal to record the most accurate, consistent and timely
information in order to draw reasonable conclusions about the extent of homelessness and the
impact of homeless services in its local area. Answer the questions below related to the steps
the CoC takes to ensure the quality of its data. In addition, CoCs will indicate their participation
in the Annual Homelessness Assessment Report (AHAR) for 2009 and 2010 as well as whether
or not they plan to contribute data to the Homelessness Pulse project in 2010.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Indicate the percentage of unduplicated client records with null or missing
values on a day during the last ten days of January 2010.
Universal Data Element Records with Records where value is
no values ( %) refused or unknown ( %)
* Social Security Number 0% 3%
* Date of Birth 0% 1%
•
* Ethnicity 2% 1%
* Race 0% 1%
* Gender 0% 1%
* Veteran Status 0% 5%
* Disabling Condition 0% 8%
* Residence Prior to Program Entry 31% 6%
* Zip Code of Last Permanent Address 31% 5%
* Name 0% 1%
How frequently does the CoC review the At least Semi - annually
quality of client level data?
How frequently does the CoC review At least Quarterly
the quality of program level data?
Describe the process, extent of assistance, and tools used to improve
data quality for agencies participating in the HMIS (limit 750 characters):
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 92 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Monitoring of systems usage by funders, System Utilization Reports from
Pathways to Continuum Representatives; Automated data quality reports for
agencies within system; Training and technical assistance for Agencies on data
quality; Web Tutorial for client search.
Describe the existing policies and procedures used to ensure that valid
program entry and exit dates are recorded in the HMIS (limit 750
characters):
Web Tutorial for Program Enrollment and Program Discharge; Program Roster
Report available to Agency with time left/over from entry (based on average
length of stay for program); Monitoring of Total Program Enrollment Numbers by
Funders. Also a report indicating clients with a zero or negative program length
of stay is available to agencies and Continuum representatives.
Indicate which reports the CoC or subset of 2009 AHAR
the CoC submitted usable data:
(Select all that apply)
Indicate which reports the CoC or subset of 2010 AHAR
the CoC plans to submit usable data:
(Select all that apply)
Does your CoC plan to contribute data to No
the Homelessness Pulse project in 2010?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 93 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
2F. Homeless Management Information System
(HMIS) Data Usage
Instructions:
CoCs can use HMIS data for a variety of applications. These include, but are not limited to,
using HMIS data to understand the characteristics and service needs of homeless people, to
analyze how homeless people use services, and to evaluate program effectiveness and
outcomes.
In this section, CoCs will indicate the frequency in which it engages in the following.
- Integrating or warehousing data to generate unduplicated counts
- Point -in -time count of sheltered persons
- Point -in -time count of unsheltered persons
- Measuring the performance of participating housing and service providers
- Using data for program management
- Integration of HMIS data with data from mainstream resources
For additional instructions, refer to the cExhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Indicate the frequency in which the CoC uses HMIS data for each of the
following:
Integrating or warehousing data to generate At least Monthly
unduplicated counts:
Point -in -time count of sheltered persons: Never
Point -in -time count of unsheltered persons: Never
Measuring the performance of participating At least Annually
housing and service providers:
Using data for program management: At least Quarterly
Integration of HMIS data with data from Never
mainstream resources:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 94 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
2G. Homeless Management Information System
(HMIS) Data and Technical Standards
Instructions:
In order to enable communities across the country to collect homeless services data consistent
with a baseline set of privacy and security protections, HUD has published HMIS Data and
Technical Standards. The standards ensure that every HMIS captures the information
necessary to fulfill HUD reporting requirements while protecting the privacy and informational
security of all homeless individuals.
Each CoC is responsible for ensuring compliance with the HMIS Data and Technical Standards.
CoCs may do this by completing compliance assessments on a regular basis and through the
development of an HMIS Policy and Procedures manual. In the questions below, CoCs are
asked to indicate the frequency in which they complete compliance assessment.
For additional instructions, refer to the tExhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
For each of the following HMIS privacy and security standards, indicate
the frequency in which the CoC and /or HMIS Lead Agency complete a
compliance assessment:
* Unique user name and password At least Monthly
* Secure location for equipment At least Annually
* Locking screen savers At least Annually
* Virus protection with auto update At least Annually
* Individual or network firewalls At least Annually
* Restrictions on access to HMIS via public forums At least Monthly
* Compliance with HMIS Policy and Procedures manual At least Annually
* Validation of off-site storage of HMIS data At least Annually
How often does the CoC Lead Agency assess At least Annually
compliance with the HMIS Data and Technical
Standards?
How often does the CoC Lead Agency At least Monthly
aggregate data to a central location
(HMIS database or analytical database)?
Does the CoC have an HMIS Policy and Yes
Procedures manual?
If 'Yes' indicate date of last review 10/15/2010
or update by CoC:
If 'No' indicate when development
of manual will be completed (mm /dd /yyyy):
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 95 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
2H. Homeless Management Information System
(HMIS) Training
Instructions:
Providing regular training opportunities for homeless assistance providers that are participating
in a local HMIS is a way that CoCs can ensure compliance with the HMIS Data and Technical
Standards. In the section below, CoCs will indicate how frequently they provide certain types of
training to HMIS participating providers.
For additional instructions, refer to the 4Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions4 which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Indicate the frequency in which the CoC or HMIS Lead Agency offers each
of the following training activities:
* Privacy /Ethics training At least Monthly
* Data Security training At least Monthly
* Data Quality training At least Quarterly
* Using Data Locally At least Monthly
* Using HMIS data for assessing program performance At least Quarterly
* Basic computer skills training Never
* HMIS software training At least Monthly
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 96 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc _
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC
21. Continuum of Care (CoC) Sheltered Homeless
Population & Subpopulation: Point -In -Time (PIT)
Count
Instructions:
Although CoCs are only required to conduct a one -day point -in -time count every two years, HUD
strongly encourages CoCs to conduct a point -in -time count annually, if resources allow. The
purpose of the point -in -time count is to further understand the number and characteristics of
people sleeping in shelters, on the streets, or in other locations not meant for human habitation.
Below, CoCs will indicate how frequently they will conduct a point -in -time count and what
percentage of their homeless service providers participate. CoCs are also asked to describe
whether or not there were differences between the most recent point -in -time count and the one
prior. CoCs should indicate in the narrative which years they are comparing.
How frequently does the CoC conduct annually (every year)
a point -in -time count?
Enter the date in which the CoC plans 01/25/2011
to conduct its next point -in -time count:
(mm /dd /yyyy)
Indicate the percentage of homeless service providers supplying
population and subpopulation data for the point -in -time count that was
collected via survey, interview, and /or HMIS.
Emergency Shelter: 90 -99%
Transitional Housing: 100%
Comparing the most recent point -in -time count to the previous point -in-
time count, describe any factors that may have resulted in an increase,
decrease, or no change in both the sheltered and unsheltered populat
counts (limit 1500 characters).
There were no changes to either sheltered or unsheltered populations because
Augusta chose to use the data from the 2009 count. This decision was made
because the 2009 data was more accurate than what was collected for the
Jnauary 27, 2010 count. This committee has started recruitment and training
for the upcoming 2011 count. Once again volunteers from the a local college,
staff members from the Housing and Community Development Department and
CoC members will participate in the Point In Time count.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 97 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
2J. Continuum of Care (CoC) Sheltered Homeless
Population & Subpopulations:Methods
Instructions:
Accuracy of the data reported in point -in -time counts is vital. Data produced from these counts
must be based on reliable methods and not on guesstimates.. CoCs may use one or more
methods to count sheltered homeless persons. This form asks CoCs to identify and describe
which method(s) they use to conduct their point -in -time counts. The description should
demonstrate how the method(s) was used to produce an accurate count.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions , which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Indicate the method(s) used to count sheltered homeless persons during
the last point -in -time count:
(Select all that apply):
Survey Providers: X
HMIS:
Extrapolation:
Other:
If Other, specify:
Describe the methods used by the CoC, as indicated above, to collect
data on the sheltered homeless population during the most recent point -
in -time count. Response should indicate how the method(s) selected
above were used in order to produce accurate data (limit 1500 characters).
Our Research Work Group recruited volunteers from Augusta State University
and CoC membership and conducted training. Once trained, the volunteers
contacted the shelters and gave instructions on the survey and informed them
as to the date of the point -in -time and when to return the surveys. Also, a street
count was done after the close of day for shelters (this is how we determined
our unsheltered) for the day. Of that number, we were unable to determine how
many or who was considered Chronically Homeless. There was a slight
increase in the number this year. We attribute this to the loss of jobs, that has
made it very difficult for low- income citizens to maintain permanent housing.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 98 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
2K. Continuum of Care (CoC) Sheltered Homeless
Population and Subpopulation:Data Collection
Instructions:
CoCs are required to produce data on seven subpopulations. These subpopulations are the
chronically homeless, severely mentally ill, chronic substance abuse, veterans, persons with
HIV /AIDS, victims of domestic violence, and unaccompanied youth (under 18). Subpopulation is
required for sheltered homeless persons and optional for unsheltered homeless persons, with
the exception of chronically homeless persons. Sheltered chronically homeless people are those
living in emergency shelters only.
In the 2010 CoC NOFA, the definition of Chronically Homeless Person has been expanded to
include families with at least one adult member who has a disabling condition. The family must
meet all the other standards for chronic homelessness in Section 4.d. of the 2010 NOFA,
Definitions and Concepts. Because the definition of chronically homeless at the time of either
the 2009 or 2010 point -in -time count was still limited to individuals, CoCs are only reporting on
that data on this section of the Exhibit 1.
CoCs may use a variety of methods to collect subpopulation information on sheltered homeless
persons and may employ more than one in order to produce the most accurate data. This form
asks CoCs to identify and describe which method(s) they use to gather subpopulation
information for sheltered populations during the most recent point -in -time count. The description
should demonstrate how the method(s) was used to produce an accurate count.
For additional instructions, refer to the 'Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions' which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Indicate the method(s) used to gather and calculate subpopulation data on
sheltered homeless persons
(select all that apply):
HMIS
HMIS plus extrapolation:
Sample of PIT interviews plus extrapolation: X
Sample strategy: Random Sample
Provider expertise:
Interviews:
Non -HMIS client level information:
None:
Other:
If Other, specify:
Describe the methods used by the CoC, as indicated above, to collect
data on the sheltered homeless subpopulations during the most recent
point -in -time count. Response should indicate how the method(s)
selected above were used in order to produce accurate data on all of the
sheltered subpopulations (Limit 1500 characters).
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 99 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
Our Research Work Group Chairperson participated in the Statewide Point -In-
Time series of training. Upon completion of the training our Research Work
Group received training on producing the survey for our Point -In -Time. They
trained our volunteers from Augusta State University who gave instructions to
the shelters. Once the surveys were completed and returned, the Work Group
reviewed, compiled the information and prepared the report for presentation to
the CoC. We recognize there is a small increase in the numbers this year. We
attribute this to the loss of jobs, which makes it very difficult for low- income
persons to maintain permanent housing.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 100 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
2L. Continuum of Care (CoC) Sheltered Homeless
Population and Subpopulation: Data Quality
Instructions:
The data collected during point -in -time counts is vital for both CoCs and HUD. Communities
need accurate data to determine the size and scope of homelessness at the local level, plan
services and programs to appropriately address local needs, and measure progress in
addressing homelessness. HUD needs accurate data to understand the extent and nature of
homelessness throughout the country, provide Congress and OMB with information on services
provided, gaps in service, and performance, and to inform funding decisions. Therefore, it is vital
that the quality of data reported is high. CoCs may undertake one or more actions to improve
the quality of the sheltered population data. This form asks CoCs to identify the steps they take
to ensure data quality.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Indicate the steps taken by the CoC to ensure the quality of the data
collected for the sheltered population count:
(select all that apply)
Instructions:
Training: X
Remind /Follow -up X
HMIS: X
Non -HMIS de- duplication techniques: X
None:
Other:
If Other, specify:
If selected, describe the non -HMIS de- duplication techniques used by the
CoC to ensure the data quality of the sheltered persons count (limit 1000
characters).
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 101 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
2M. Continuum of Care (CoC) Unsheltered
Homeless Population and Subpopulation:
Methods
Instructions:
Accuracy of the data reported in point -in -time counts is vital. Data produced from these counts
must be based on reliable methods and not on ,guesstimates., CoCs may use one or more
methods to count unsheltered homeless persons. This form asks CoCs to identify which
method(s) they use to conduct their point -in -time counts.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Indicate the method(s) used to count unsheltered homeless persons:
(select all that apply)
Public places count: X
Public places count with interviews:
Service -based count:
HMIS:
Other:
If Other, specify:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 102 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
2N. Continuum of Care (CoC) Unsheltered
Homeless Population and Subpopulation - Level
of Coverage
Instructions:
CoCs may employ numerous approaches when counting unsheltered homeless people. CoCs
first need to determine where they will look to count this population. They may canvass an entire
area or only those locations where homeless persons are known to sleep for example. This form
asks CoCs to indicate the level of coverage they incorporate when conducting their unsheltered
count.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Indicate where the CoC located the Known Locations
unsheltered
homeless persons (level of coverage) that
were counted in the last point -in -time count:
If Other, specify:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 103 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
20. Continuum of Care (CoC) Unsheltered
Homeless Population and Subpopulation - Data
Quality
Instructions:
The data collected during point -in -time counts is vital for both CoCs and HUD. Communities
need accurate data to determine the size and scope of homelessness at the local level, plan
services and programs to appropriately address local needs, and measure progress in
addressing homelessness. HUD needs accurate data to understand the extent and nature of
homelessness throughout the country, provide Congress and OMB with information on services
provided, gaps in service, and performance, and to inform funding decisions. Therefore, it is vital
that the quality of data reported is high. CoCs may undertake one or more actions to improve
the quality of the unsheltered population data. This form asks CoCs to identify the steps they
take to ensure data quality.
All CoCs should be engaging in activities to reduce the occurrence of counting unsheltered
persons more than once during a point -in -time count. These strategies are knows as de-
duplication techniques. De- duplication techniques should always be implemented when the
point -in -time count extends beyond one night or takes place during the day at service locations
used by homeless people that may or may not use shelters. On this form, CoCs are asked to
describe their de- duplication techniques. Finally, CoCs are asked to describe their outreach
efforts to identify and engage homeless individuals and families.
For additional instructions, refer to the LExhibit 1 Detailed Instructions6 which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Indicate the steps taken by the CoC to ensure the quality of the data
collected for the unsheltered population count:
(select all that apply)
Training: X
HMIS:
De- duplication techniques: X
Other:
If Other, specify:
Describe the techniques used by the CoC to reduce the occurrence of
counting unsheltered homeless persons more than once during the most
recent point -in -time count (limit 1500 characters):
A simple street count was conducted of Public Places after dark by a small
section of the Outreach Team. Known places in the downtown area is where
the unsheltered sleep, and an actual physical count of those persons were
done. These individuals and families were not enrolled in any housing programs
therefore they were not counted or interviewed at any of the housing facilities
within that 24 hours timeframe. Some where counted in the streets, abandoned
buildings, park, abandoned buses and cars, and alleys.
Describe the CoCs efforts to reduce the number of unsheltered homeless
households with dependent children. Discussion should include the CoCs
outreach plan (limit 1500 characters):
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 104 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
The CoC's Planning and Outreach plan is to : 1)Prioritize homeless people for
employment assistance in One Stop Centers, 2) Designate affordable child care
slots for homeless people engaged in education and employment activities, 3)
Coordinate with job training services to assess marketable skills, and 4) Provide
free and reduced cost transit passes for homeless people engaged in education
and employment activities. We also have CoC members who are now receiving
HPRP funding. These funds have allowed further assistance to keep families
housed as well as rapidly re -house others while providing strong case
management to them as they work through financial difficulties.
Describe the CoCs efforts to identify and engage persons that routinely
sleep on the streets or other places not meant for human habitation (limit
1500 characters):
The CoC's Outreach Team is developing a relationship with our local law
enforcement department. Our goal is to train our Outreach Team Members
along with Sheriff representatives on identifying additional known areas where
homeless individuals live and to build a level of trust with this population.
Through the CoC's partner agencies: CSRA EOA (Outreach, Case
Management), Mercy Ministries(Case Management, Transportation), Georgia
Legal Services(Legal Services), Coordinated Health Services (Health Care),
Augusta Rescue and Garden City Rescue Missions (Beds), Augusta Urban
Ministries (Furniture and Transitional Housing), these services are offered to
encourage self sufficiency or at least, keep them off the streets.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 105 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc _
Project: Augusta, Georgia COCREG_2010_019856
3A. Continuum of Care (CoC) Strategic Planning
Objectives
Objective 1: Create new permanent housing beds for chronically homeless
persons.
Instructions:
Ending chronic homelessness continues to be a HUD priority. CoCs can do this by creating new
permanent housing beds that are specifically designated for this population. In the 2010 NOFA,
a chronically homeless person is defined as an unaccompanied homeless individual with a
disabling condition or a family with at least one adult member who has a disabling condition who
has either been continuously homeless for at least a year OR has had at least four episodes of
homelessness in the past three (3) years.
On this section, CoCs are to describe their short -term and long -term plans for creating new
permanent housing beds for chronically homeless persons that meet the definition in the 2010
CoC NOFA. In addition, CoCs will indicate the current number of permanent housing beds
designated for chronically homeless persons. This number should match the number of beds
reported in the 2010 Housing Inventory Count (HIC) and entered onto the Homeless Data
Exchange (HDX). CoCs will then enter number of permanent housing beds they expect to have
in place in 12- months, 5- years, and 10- years. These future estimates should be based on the
definition of chronically homeless in the 2010 CoC NOFA.
For additional instructions, refer to the 'Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions' which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Describe the CoCs short -term (12- month) plan to create new permanent
housing beds for persons that meet HUD's definition of chronically
homeless (limit 1000 characters).
The Housing Work Group along with the Planning Work Group are taking steps
to create and foster business and public partnerships utilizing tax breaks and
incentives to builders of low- income affordable housing and to develop
additional Shelter Plus Care units for the chronically homeless.
Describe the CoCs long -term (10 -year) plan to create new permanent
housing beds for persons that meet HUD's definition of chronically
homeless (limit 1000 characters).
The CoC's Housing Work Group is responsible for identifing potential housing
developers and partnerships for Shelter Plus Care to develop alternatives for
persons not currently allowed access to shelter.
Also, creating partnerships to plan and development systems that will allow
clients to be placed in temporary housing until permanent housing is available.
Interim housing will connect clients to mainstream resources to help support
them when permanent housing is availalbe.
How many permanent housing beds do you 10
currently have in place for chronically
homeless persons?
In 12- months, how many permanent housing 15
beds designated for the chronically homeless
do you plan to have in place and available for
occupancy?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 106 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
In 5- years, how many permanent housing 25
beds designated for the chronically homeless
do you plan to have in place and available for
occupancy?
In 10- years, how many permanent housing 50
beds designated for the chronically homeless
do you plan to have in place and available for
occupancy?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 107 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
3A. Continuum of Care (CoC) Strategic Planning
Objectives
Objective 2: Increase the percentage of participants remaining in CoC
funded permanent housing projects for at least six months to 77 percent
or more.
Instructions:
Increasing the self- sufficiency and stability of permanent housing program participants is an
important outcome measurement of HUD's homeless assistance programs. Each SHP -PH and
S +C project is expected to report the percentage of participants remaining in permanent housing
for more than six months on its Annual Progress Report (APR). CoCs then use this data from all
of its permanent housing projects to report on the overall CoC performance on form 4C.
Continuum of Care (CoC) Housing Performance.
On this section, CoCs are to describe short -term and long -term plans for increasing the
percentage of participants remaining in all of its CoC funded permanent housing projects (SHP -
PH or S +C) to at least 77 percent. In addition, CoCs will indicate the current percentage of
participants remaining in these projects, as indicated on form 4C, as well as the expected
percentage in 12- months, 5- years, and 10- years. CoCs that do not have any CoC funded
permanent housing projects (SHP -PH or S +C) for which an APR was required, should indicate
this in both of the narratives below and enter 606 in the first numeric field below.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Describe the CoCs short -term (12- month) plan to increase the percentage
of participants remaining in CoC funded permanent housing projects for
at least six months to 77 percent or higher (limit 1000 characters).
The Programs Work Group and the CoC Lead Agency will continue to ensure
access to wraparound services that will lead to long -term stability and enhance
the self - sufficieny of the clients.
Describe the CoCs long -term (10 -year) plan to increase the percentage of
participants remaining in CoC funded permanent housing for at least six
months to 77 percent or higher (limit 1000 characters).
The Programs Work Group and S +C providers will continue to develop client -
driven service plans, housing, income and service needs to address, as part of
a coordinated package of care, to ensure stability.
Intergrate services at the system level as well as the client level to facilitate
access to the full package of services needed.
What is the current percentage of participants 87
remaining in CoC funded permanent housing
projects for at least six months?
In 12- months, what percentage of participants 90
will have remained in CoC funded permanent
housing projects for at least six months?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 108 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
In 5- years, what percentage of participants 100
will have remained in CoC funded permanent
housing projects for at least six months?
In 10- years, what percentage of participants 100
will have remained in CoC funded permanent
housing projects for at least six months?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 109 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
3A. Continuum of Care (CoC) Strategic Planning
Objectives
Ob 3: Increase the percentage of participants in Co funded
transitional housing that move into, permanent housing to 65 percent or
more.
Instructions:
The ultimate objective of transitional housing is to help homeless families and individuals obtain
permanent housing and self- sufficiency. Each SHP -TH project is expected to report the
percentage of participants moving to permanent housing on its Annual Progress Report (APR).
CoCs then use this data from all of its CoC funded transitional housing projects to report on the
overall CoC performance on form 4C. Continuum of Care (CoC) Housing Performance.
On this section, CoCs are to describe short-term and long -term plans for increasing the
percentage of transitional housing participants moving from its SHP -TH projects into permanent
housing to at least 65 percent. In addition, CoCs will indicate the current percentage of SHP -TH
project participants moving into permanent housing as indicated on form 4C, as well as the
expected percentage in 12- months, 5- years, and 10- years. CoCs that do not have any CoC
funded transitional housing projects (SHP -TH) for which an APR was required, should indicate
this in both of the narratives below and enter 606 in the first numeric field below.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Describe the CoCs short-term (12- month) plan to increase the percentage
of participants in CoC funded transitional housing projects that move to
permanent housing to 65 percent or more (limit 1000 characters).
The Research and Housing Work Groups goal is to develop and maintain low -
cost permanent housing. This is done by developing or identifying short-term
housing focused on helping people access permanent housing as quickly as
possible.
Describe the CoCs long -term (10 -year) plan to increase the percentage of
participants in CoC funded transitional housing projects that move to
permanent housing to 65 percent or more (limit 1000 characters).
The CoC work groups create partnerships to plan and develop a gateway
system that will allow clients to be place in temporary housing until a treatment
center slot, transitional or permanent housing is available (based on need).
Interim housing will connect clients to mainstream resources to help support
them when permanent housing is available.
Provide funding to HPRP sub - grantees to assist persons reach stabilization.
What is the current percentage of participants 20
in CoC funded transitional housing projects
will have moved to permanent housing?
In 12- months, what percentage of participants 30
in CoC funded transitional housing projects
will have moved to permanent housing?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 110 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
In 5- years, what percentage of participants in 90
CoC funded transitional housing projects will
have moved to permanent housing?
In 10- years, what percentage of participants 100
in CoC funded transitional housing projects
will have moved to permanent housing?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 111 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
3A. Continuum of Care (CoC) Strategic Planning
Objectives
Objective 4: Increase percentage of participants in all CoC funded projects
that are employed at program exit to 20 percent or more.
Instructions:
Employment is a critical step for homeless persons to achieve greater self- sufficiency, which
represents an important outcome that is reflected both in participants' lives and the health of the
community. Each CoC funded project (excluding HMIS dedicated projects only) is expected to
report the percentage of participants employed at exit on its Annual Progress Report (APR).
CoCs then use this data from all of its non -HMIS projects to report on the overall CoC
performance on form 4D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Enrollment in Mainstream Programs and
Employment Information.
On this section, CoCs are to describe short-term and long -term plans for increasing the
percentage of all CoC funded program participants that are employed at exit to at least 20
percent. In addition, CoCs will indicate the current percentage of project participants that are
employed at exit, as reported on 4D, as well as the expected percentage in 12- months, 5- years,
and 10- years. CoCs that do not have any CoC funded non -HMIS projects (SHP -PH, SHP -TH,
SHP -SH, SHP -SSO, or S +C TRA/SRA/PRA/SRO) which an APR was required, should indicate
this in both of the narratives below and enter 606 in the first numeric field below.
For additional instructions, refer to the 4,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Describe the CoCs short-term (12- month) plan to increase the percentage
of participants in all CoC funded projects that are employed at program
exit to 20 percent or more (limit 1000 characters).
The Planning Work Group along with all other work groups are responsible for
carrying out this plan to: 1) coordinate with academic institutions to administer
academic assessment and 2) coordinate with job training services to assess
marketable skills. These activities are underway with several of our CoC
partners: Goodwill Industries of Middle GA, The Salvation Army of Augusta,
CSRA Economic Opportunity Authority to name a few.
Enhance the ability of homeless people to find and maintain housing wage and
employment.
Develop employment opportunities for the homeless.
Describe the CoCs long -term (10 -year) plan to increase the percentage of
participants in all CoC funded projects that are employed at program exit
to 20 percent or more (limit 1000 characters).
The work group coordinate with job training services to assess marketable
skills,
Develop employment programs providing employment preparation and job
search assistance to help homeless persons re -enter the job market.
Provide incentives for clients to remain in educational or vocational training.
Long term housing stability is linked to people's ability to earn a "living or
housing" wage.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 112 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
What is the current percentage of participants 25
in all CoC funded projects that are employed
at program exit?
In 12- months, what percentage of participants 35
in all CoC funded projects will be employed
at program exit?
In 5- years, what percentage of participants in 50
all CoC funded projects will be employed at
program exit?
In 10- years, what percentage of participants 85
in all CoC funded projects will be employed
at program exit?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 113 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
3A. Continuum of Care (CoC) Strategic Planning
Objectives
Objective 5: Decrease the number of homeless households with children.
Instructions:
Ending homelessness among households with children, particularly for those households living
on the streets or other places not meant for human habitation, is an important HUD priority.
CoCs can accomplish this goal by creating new beds and /or providing additional supportive
services for this population.
On this section, CoCs are to describe short-term and long -term plans for decreasing the number
of homeless households with children, particularly those households that are living on the
streets or other places not meant for human habitation. In addition, CoCs will indicate the current
total number of households with children that was reported on their most recent point -in -time
count. CoCs will also enter the total number of homeless households with children that they
expect to be able to report in 12- months, 5- years, and 10- years.
For additional instructions, refer to the tExhibit 1 Detailed Instructions6 which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Describe the CoCs short-term (12- month) plan to decrease the number of
homeless households with children. (limit 1000 characters)
The CoC and HPRP sub - grantees have expanded existing prevention services
using Community Development Block, Emergency Shelter and HPRP funding.
Additional staff has provided case management services to identify households
with children.
Describe the CoCs long -term (10 -year) plan to decrease the number of
homeless households with children. (limit 1000 characters)
The Programs Work Group and the HMIS Work Group continues to develop a
centralized source of reliable rental and utility assistance to prevent eviction and
prevent homelessness. Include intense case management, housing search
assistance, legal assistance, landlord mediation, money management, life skills
training, and credit counseling.
What is the current total number of homeless 51
households with children, as reported on the
most recent point -in -time count?
In 12- months, what will be the total number 41
of homeless households with children?
In 5- years, what will be the total number 11
of homeless households with children?
In 10- years, what will be the total number 0
of homeless households with children?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 114 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
3B. Continuum of Care (CoC) Discharge Planning
Instructions:
The McKinney -Vento Act requires that State and local governments have policies and protocols
in place to ensure that persons being discharged from a publicly- funded institution or system of
care are not discharged immediately into homelessness. To the maximum extent practicable,
Continuums of Care should demonstrate how they are coordinating with and /or assisting in State
or local discharge planning efforts to ensure that discharged persons are not released directly
onto the streets, homeless shelters, or into other McKinney -Vento homeless assistance
programs (SHP, S +C, or SRO). For each system of care, CoCs are to address the following:
What: Describe the efforts that the CoC has taken to ensure that persons are not routinely
discharged into homelessness. For foster care, CoCs should be specifically addressing the
discharge of youth aging out of foster care. If there is a State mandate that requires publicly
funded institutions to ensure appropriate housing placement, which does not include
homelessness, please indicate this in the applicable narrative.
Where: Indicate where persons routinely go upon discharge. Response should identify
alternative housing options that are available for discharged persons other than the streets,
shelters, and /or McKinney -Vento homeless assistance programs.
Who: Identify stakeholders and /or collaborating agencies that are responsible for ensuring that
persons being discharged from a system of care are not routinely discharged into homelessness.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
For each system of care identified below, describe the CoC4s efforts in
coordinating with and /or assisting in the development of local discharge
planning policies that ensure persons are not routinely discharged into
homelessness, including the streets, shelters, or other McKinney -Vento
homeless assistance housing programs. Please review all instructions to
ensure that each narrative is fully responsive. (limit 1500 characters)
Foster Care (Youth Aging Out):
Foster Care Discharge Protocol Formal Protocol Implemented
If a youth in care reaches 18 and is unable to transition to independent living or
be reunited with their family, they have the option of signing a Consent to
Remain in Foster Care. This allows the youth to stay in the foster care system
until such time that they are able to live independently or until the time that they
are 24 years of age. In addition, youth in foster care are assigned an
Independent Living Coordinator and work with staff to develop a Written
Transitional Living Plan.
Attachments: 1002.22 & 1002.23- Consent to Remain in Foster Care
Health Care:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 115 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Health Care Discharge Protocol: Formal Protocol Implemented
The Money Follows the Person Initiative (MFP) is a five -year grant award that
was made available as part of the Federal Deficit Reduction Act of FY 2006.
The grant is designed to shift Medicaid Long -Term Care from its emphasis on
institutional care to home and community -based services. MFP uses home and
community based Medicaid waiver services and one -time transition services to
help people resettle in the community. MFP is a joint effort between the
Department of Community Health (DCH) and the Department of Human
Resources (DHR) to transition consumers from institutional settings to a
community setting. Through MFP, the state will establish a seamless
information and referral process using transition coordinators, support services,
and increased availability of affordable housing and transportation. The target
populations include older adults, adults and children with physical disabilities
and /or Traumatic Brain Injury, and adults or children with mental retardation
and /or developmental disabilities. The goal is to transition individuals from
nursing facilities, hospitals and/ or Intermediate Care Facilities for Mental
Retardation (ICF -MR) to qualified community residences and rebalance the
long -term care system by offering enhanced transition services for 12 months
for qualified persons transitioning from a qualified institution to a qualified
community- setting.
Attachments: Money Follows the Person
Mental Health:
Mental Health Discharge Protocol: Formal Protocol Implemented
The Continuity of Care Transition Planning Guidance is provided to all state
mental health hospitals. The hospitals are asked to develop a Transition Plan
for all individuals being discharged which addresses multiple areas including
housing and residential supports. Staff conduct assessments to identify those
individuals that are at risk of re- admission, including whether or not they have
been or will be homeless. Staff and community providers identify services that
will address these needs and determine how services will be made available.
Transition planning begins at admission including linking individuals up with
community based service providers. Regional coordinators oversee the
Continuity of Care planning and assure that collaboration is occurring between
hospitals and community based providers. Any individual that has been
hospitalized more than 60 days and is considered appropriate for discharge is
placed on the Mental Health Planning List. No person on this list is discharged
without an appropriate Person Centered Transition Plan that provides for the
individual's receipt of appropriate community services. The State will monitor
performance measures that track the quality and consistency of the transition
planning process.
Attachments:
Continuity of Care Transition Planning Guidance
Transition Planning Process for Individuals on the Mental Health Olmstead List
Corrections:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 116 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Corrections Discharge Protocol: Formal Protocol Implemented
An individual is only eligible to receive Parole from the State of Georgia Board
of Pardons and Parole if they have an approved residence plan which has been
verified by a parole staff member. The residence must be considered stable and
suitable. A homeless shelter is not considered to be a valid residence. No
individual is released on parole directly to a homeless facility. The Reentry
Partnership Housing Program was formed to facilitate the transition of
individuals that are eligible for parole but lack a residence. This program is a
collaborative effort between the State Board of Pardons and Parole, the
Department of Corrections and the Department of Community Affairs. The
program provides participating organizations with short term financial
assistance in exchange for the provision of stable housing and food. There are
four Pre - Release Centers throughout the State which address the reentry needs
of offenders who have two years or less to serve. These centers focus on
locating suitable housing and meaningful work upon discharge. The
Department of Corrections also has a Faith and Character Based Initiative
which matches ex- offenders with faith based organizations that assist the
individual with housing and mentoring upon release.
Attachments: Parole ProgramNerification of Parole Plan (VPP) Board Policy
2.110
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 117 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
3C. Continuum of Care (CoC) Coordination
Instructions:
A CoC should regularly assess its local homeless assistance system and identify shortcomings
and unmet needs. One way in which a CoC can improve itself is through long -term strategic
planning. CoCs are encouraged to establish specific goals and then implement short-term
action steps. Because of the complexity of existing homeless systems and the need to
coordinate multiple funding sources and priorities, there are often multiple long -term strategic
planning groups. It is imperative for CoCs to coordinate, as appropriate, with each of these
existing strategic planning groups to meet local needs.
For additional instructions, refer to the cExhibit 1 Detailed Instructions6 which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Does the Consolidated Plan for the Yes
jurisdiction(s) that make up the CoC
include the CoC strategic plan goals
for addressing homelessness?
If yes, list the goals in the CoC 1) to provide case management services to 500
strategic plan that are included homeless /near - homeless individuals and
in the Consolidated Plan: families, 2) add additional units /beds to the
existing inventory - 10 Beds of ES, 10 units of
Transitional Housing, 10 units of Permanent
Housing and 3 units of Permanent Supportive
Housing, and 3) provide additional ESG, CDBG,
HPRP and HOPWA funding to agencies and
organizations serving the homeless, at -risk and
special needs population.
Describe how the CoC is participating in or coordinating with the local
Homeless Prevention and Rapid re- housing Program (HPRP) initiative, as
indicated in the substantial amendment to the Consolidated Plan 2009
Action Plan (1500 character limit):
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 118 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
The City of Augusta is a grantee of HPRP funding in the amount of $927,319.
The substantial amendment to the Consolidated Plan added seven (7) non-
profit agencies as sub - grantees of the HPRP initiative. 1)Antioch Ministries, Inc.
- Homeless Prevention Program, 2) CSRA Economic Opportunity Authority -
Homeless Prevention Program, 3) East Augusta CDC - Homeless Prevention
and Rapid re- housing Program, 4) Georgia Legal Services - Homeless
Prevention /Legal Advocacy Program, 5) Safe Homes of Augusta - Homeless
Prevention and Rapid re- housing Program, 6) The Salvation Army - Homeless
Prevent & Rapid re- housing Program, and 7) United Way of the CSRA -
Homeless Prevention Program. Augusta, Georgia's CoC curently maintains a
relationship with local mainstream resources. The City's CoC members consist
of representatives from the Department of Labor, Richmond -Burke Job Training
Authority, Department of Family and Children Services, Department of Vaterans
Affairs Medical Center, Serenity Behavioral Health Center and the Richmond
County Board of Education, as well as the Social Security Administration and
Homeland Security. The Richmond County Board of Education ARRA grant
provides: After - school tutorial assistant, Pre - school and summer programs,
before and after - school care, special dues and fees, school supplies, case
management services and transportation to medical appointments for homeless
children.
Describe how the CoC is participating in or coordinating with any of the
following: Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) initiative, HUD
VASH, or other HUD managed American Reinvestment and Recovery Act
programs (2500 character limit)?
The City's Consolidated Plan identifies strategies for assisting persons who are
homeless or at -risk of homelessness to meet their needs for housing stability
through prevention and re- housing strategies. Augusta's HERA Neighborhood
Stabilization Program 1 received a direct allocation of $2,473,064 based on its
status as a Participating Jurisdiction. Additionally, one CoC partner (CSRA
EOA) has been awarded a state NPS grant for a Shelter Plus Care program
through the Department of Community Affairs. The award amount is $818,864
for a 7 -unit and Food Pantry project. Our partners at the Department of
Veterans Affairs (VA) are recipients of the HUD VASH program has partnered
with the local Public Housing Authorioty to provide Section 8 housing vouchers
which has streamlined the process for their homeless veterans. A process that
once could have taken months, or even years, now is a three to four week
period. The City of Augusta and its' CoC partners are actively collaborating and
applying for various grants that all tie to our Consolidated Plan, the CoC and our
10 -Year Plan to End Homelessness.
Indicate if the CoC has established policies No
that require homeless assistance providers to
ensure all children are enrolled in school and
connected to appropriate services within the
community?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 119 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
If yes, please describe the established Currently the CoC has not established policies
policies that are in currently in place. but will cover this issue in our 2011 requirements
for service providers. The Programs Work Group
will establish this policy next month for the new
year. Even though this is not a CoC require
many of our service providers are ensuring that
homeless children are enrolled in school and
connected to appropriate services.
Describe the CoC's efforts to collaborate with local education agencies to
assist in the identification of homeless families and inform them of their
eligibility for McKinney -Vento education services. (limit 1500 characters)
The CoC's Programs Work Group coordinate with academic institutions to
identify homeless families and provide them with written information on their
eligibility for McKinney -Vento services.
Describe how the CoC has, and will continue, to consider the educational
needs of children when families are placed in emergency or transitional
shelter. (limit 1500 characters)
Through the intake /registration process, CoC program case managers work
very closely with the local school system social workers to ensure that the
child's educational, physical and emotional needs are being met. It is very
important that children are kept in a familiar educational setting to help stabilize
them during this unstable period of their family life. Case managers are working
with their parents assisting them through various programs, such as: the
Emergency Shelter Grant, Community Development Block Grant, Supportive
Housing Program or Homeless Prevention Rapid re- housing Program.
Describe the CoC's current efforts to combat homelessness among
veterans. Narrative should identify organizations that are currently
serving this population, how this effort is consistent with CoC strategic
plan goals, and how the CoC plans to address this issue in the
future.(limit 1500 characters)
Currently there a number of different programs concentrating on meeting the
needs of our veterans. The local VA has a program resources to closely ensure
that the needs of the Vets are met, doctors, nurses and social workers. The VA
has a stronge internal accountability process for ensuring servicing the Vets.
The local VA also has a 32 -bed Domiciliary on site. Another CoC entity, Hope
House, Inc. is proposing to re- develop a former VA nursing home into 20 units
of transitional housing, and the ward building into 50 one - bedroom permanent
supportive housing apartments. The targeted population will be individual
homeless male veterans, especially those who suffer from substance abuse
and /or PTSD. The project's name is Freedom's Path.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 120 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
3D. Hold Harmless Need (HHN) Reallocation
Instructions:
Continuum of Care (CoC) Hold Harmless Need (HHN) Reallocation is a process whereby an
eligible CoC may reallocate funds in whole or in part from SHP renewal projects to create one or
more new permanent housing projects and /or a new dedicated HMIS project. A CoC is eligible
to use the HHN Reallocation process if it's Final Pro Rata Need (FPRN) is based on it's HHN
amount or if it is a newly approved merged CoC that used the Hold Harmless Merger process
during the 2010 CoC Registration process.
The HHN Reallocation process allows eligible CoCs to fund new permanent housing or
dedicated HMIS projects by transferring all or part of funds from existing SHP grants that are
eligible for renewal in 2010 into a new project. New reallocated permanent housing projects may
be for SHP (one, two, or three years), S +C (five or ten years), and Section 8 Moderate
Rehabilitation (ten years). New reallocated HMIS projects may be for one, two or three years.
A CoC who,s FPRN is based on its Preliminary Pro Rata Need (PPRN) is not eligible to
reallocate existing projects through this process and should therefore always select "No" to the
questions below.
For additional instructions, refer to the 'Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions' which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Does the CoC want to reallocate funds from No
one or more expiring SHP grant(s) into one or
more new permanent housing or dedicated
HMIS project(s)?
Is the CoCs Final Pro Rata Need (FPRN) No
based on either its Hold
Harmless Need (HHN) amount or the Hold
Harmless Merger process?
CoCs who are in PPRN status are not eligible to reallocate projects through the HHN
reallocation process.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 121 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
4A. Continuum of Care (CoC) 2009 Achievements
Instructions:
In 2009, CoCs were asked to propose numeric achievements for each of HUD,s five national
objectives related to ending chronic homelessness and moving families and individuals to
permanent housing. In 2010, CoCs will report on their actual accomplishments versus what was
proposed in the previous application.
In the column labeled ,2009 Proposed Numeric Achievements, enter the number of beds,
percentage, or number of households that was entered in the 2009 application for the applicable
objective. In the column labeled ,Actual Numeric Achievements, enter the actual number of
beds /percentage /number of households that the CoC has reached to date for each objective.
CoCs will also indicate whether or not they submitted an Exhibit 1 in 2009. If a CoC did not
submit an Exhibit 1 in 2009, they should enter 61\1o6 to the question below. Finally, CoCs that did
not fully meet the proposed numeric achievement for any of the objectives should indicate the
reason in the space provided below.
For additional instructions, refer to the 'Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions' which can be accessed
on the left-hand menu bar.
Objective 2009 Proposed Numeric Actual Numeric Achievement
Achievement:
Create new permanent housing 8 Beds 10 B
beds for the chronically homeless. e
d
$
Increase the percentage of 5 % 6
homeless persons staying in
permanent housing over 6 months
to at least 77 %.
Increase the percentage of 63 % 13
homeless persons moving from
transitional housing to permanent
housing to at least 65 %.
Increase percentage of homeless 35 % 26
persons employed at exit to at least
20%
Decrease the number of homeless 46 Households 0 H
households with children. o
u
s
e
h
0
d
s
Did CoC submit an Exhibit 1 application in Yes
2009?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 122 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_
If the CoC was unable to reach its 2009 proposed numeric achievement
for any of the national objectives, provide a detailed explanation.
The CoC did not conduct a point -in -time count in 2010 and therefore cannot
report an actual achievement for Objective 5.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 123 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
4B. Continuum of Care (CoC) Chronic Homeless
Progress
Instructions:
HUD must track each CoCs progress toward ending chronic homelessness. In the 2010 NOFA,
a chronically homeless person is defined as an unaccompanied homeless individual with a
disabling condition or a family with at least one adult member who has a disabling condition who
has either been continuously homeless for at least a year OR has had at least four episodes of
homelessness in the past three (3) years.
This section asks each CoC to track changes year to year in the number of chronically
homeless persons as well the number of beds available for this population. CoCs will complete
this section using data reported for the 2008, 2009, and 2010 (if applicable) Point -In -Time counts
as well as data collected and reported on for the Housing Inventory Counts (HIC) for those same
years. For each year, indicate the total unduplicated point -in -time count of the chronically
homeless as reported in that year. For 2008 and 2009, this number should match the number
indicated on form 2J of the respective yeaQ,s Exhibit 1. For 2010, this number should match the
number entered on the Homeless Data Exchange (HDX).
Next, enter the total number permanent housing beds that were designated for the chronically
homeless in 2008 and 2009, as well as the number of beds that are currently in place. For 2010,
this number of beds should match the number of beds reported in the 2010 HIC and entered
onto the Homeless Data Exchange (HDX). CoCs should include beds designated for this
population from all funding sources.
For additional instructions, refer to the 4,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Indicate the total number of chronically homeless persons and total
number of permanent housing beds designated for the chronically
homeless persons in the CoC for 2008, 2009, and 2010.
Year Number of CH Number of PH beds
Persons for the CH
2008 175 0
2009 178 2
2010 142 13
Indicate the number of new permanent 15
housing
beds in place and made available for
occupancy
for the chronically homeless between
February 1, 2009 and January 31, 2010.
Identify the amount of funds from each funding source for the
development and operations costs of the new permanent housing beds
designated for the chronically homeless, that were created between
February 1, 2009 and January 31, 2010.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 124 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Cost Type HUD Other State Local Private
McKinney- Federal
Vento
Development $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Operations $60,000 $40,000 $0 $15,000 $25,000
Total $60,000 $40,000 50 $15,000 $25,000
If the number of chronically homeless persons increased or if the number
of permanent beds designated for the chronically homeless decreased,
please explain (limit 750 characters):
The number of chronically homeless persons appear to have decreased and the
beds increased. The beds increased because the City gained two Shelter Plus
Care projects. We also have other agencies who uses beds as needed. The
beds are not necessarily designated for the chronically homeless, but are used
for such if the situation calls for it.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 125 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
4C. Continuum of Care (CoC) Housing
Performance
Instructions:
All CoC funded non -HMIS projects are required to submit an Annual Progress Report (APR)
within 90 days of a given operating year. To demonstrate performance on participants remaining
in permanent housing for more than six months, CoCs must use data on all permanent housing
projects that should have submitted an APR for the most recent operating year. Projects that did
not submit an APR on time must also be included in this calculation.
Complete the table below using data entered for Question 12(a) and 12(b) for the most recently
submitted APR for all permanent housing projects (SHP -PH or S +C TRA/SRA/SRO /PRA) within
the CoC that should have submitted one. Enter totals in fieldts a -e. The 6Total PH %c will be
auto - calculated after selecting ,Save.6 Please note, the percentage is calculated as c. +d.
divided by a. +b. multiplied by 100. The last field (e.) is excluded from the calculation.
CoCs that do not have any SHP -PH or S +C projects for which an APR was required should
select ,Not to the question below. This only applies to CoCs that do not have any CoC funded
permanent housing projects currently operating within their CoC that should have submitted an
APR.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Does the CoC have any permanent housing Yes
projects (SHP -PH or S +C) for which an APR
was required to be submitted?
Participants in Permanent Housing (PH)
a. Number of participants who exited permanent housing project(s) 6
b. Number of participants who did not leave the project(s) 21
c. Number of participants who exited after staying 6 months or longer 6
d. Number of participants who did not exit after staying 6 months or longer 18
e. Number of participants who did not exit and were enrolled for less than 6 months 3
TOTAL PH ( %) 89
Instructions:
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 126 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
HUD will also assess CoC performance in moving participants in SHP transitional housing
programs into permanent housing. To demonstrate performance, CoCs must use data on all
transitional housing projects that should have submitted an APR for the most recent operating
year. Projects that did not submit an APR on time must also be included in this calculation.
Complete the table below using cumulative data entered for Question 14 on the most recently
submitted APR for all transitional housing projects (SHP -TH) within the CoC that should have
submitted one. Once amounts have been entered into a & b, select 6Save.6 The 4,Total TH %6
will be auto - calculated. Please note, the percentage is calculated as b. divided by a., multiplied
by 100. CoCs that do not have any SHP -TH projects for which an APR was required should
select 6Noe:, to the question below. This only applies to CoCs that do not have any CoC funded
transitional housing projects currently operating within their CoC that should have submitted an
APR.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions, which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Does CoC have any transitional housing Yes
projects (SHP -TH) for which an APR was
required to be submitted?
Participants in Transitional Housing (TH)
a. Number of participants who exited TH project(s), including unknown destination 66
b. Number of SHP transitional housing participants that moved to permanent housing upon exit 13
TOTAL TH ( %) 20
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 127 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
4D. Continuum of Care (CoC) Enrollment in
Mainstream Programs and Employment
Information
Instructions:
HUD will assess CoC performance in assisting program participants with accessing mainstream
services to increase income and improve outcomes such as health, education, safety, and /or
economic outcomes of homeless persons. To demonstrate performance, CoCs must use data
on all non -HMIS projects (SHP -PH, SHP -TH, SHP -SH, SHP -SSO, S +C TRA/SRA/PRA/SRO)
that should have submitted an APR for the most recent operating year. Projects that did not
submit an APR on time must also be included in this calculation.
Complete the table below using cumulative data entered for Question 11 on the most recently
submitted APR for all non -HMIS projects within the CoC that should have submitted one. Each
CoC shall first indicate the total number of exiting adults. Next, enter the total number of adults
that exited CoC non -HMIS project with each source of income. Once amounts have been
entered, select ,Save, and the percentages will be auto - calculated. CoCs that do not have any
non -HMIS projects for which an APR was required should select 6No� to the question below.
This only applies to CoCs that do not have any CoC funded non -HMIS projects currently
operating within their CoC that should have submitted an APR.
For additional instructions, refer to the ,Exhibit 1 Detailed Instructions6 which can be accessed
on the left -hand menu bar.
Total Number of Exiting Adults: 114
Mainstream Program Number of Exit Percentage
Exiting Adults (Auto - calculated)
SSI 4 4°
SSDI 5 4 %
Social Security 1 1
General Public Assistance 0 0 %
TANF 9 8
SCHIP 0 0
Veterans Benefits 0 0 %
Employment Income 26 23
Unemployment Benefits 0 0
Veterans Health Care 0 0
Medicaid 32 28
Food Stamps 106 93
Other (Please specify below) 3 3
Child Support
No Financial Resources 55 48
The percentage values will be calculated by the system when you click the
"save" button.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 128 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Does the CoC have any non -HMIS projects for No
which an APR was required to be submitted?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 129 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
4E. Continuum of Care (CoC) Participation in
Energy Star and Section 3 Employment Policy
Instructions:
HUD promotes energy- efficient housing. All McKinney -Vento funded projects are encouraged to
purchase and use Energy Star labeled products. For information on Energy Star initiative go to:
http: / /www.energystar.gov
A "Section 3 business concern" is one in which: 51% or more of the owners are section 3
residents of the area of service; or at least 30% of its permanent full -time employees are
currently section 3 residents of the area of service, or within three years of their date of hire with
the business concern were section 3 residents; or evidence of a commitment to subcontract
greater than 25% of the dollar award of all subcontracts to businesses that meet the
qualifications in the above categories is provided. The "Section 3 clause" can be found at 24
CFR Part 135.
Has the CoC notified its members of Yes
the Energy Star Initiative?
Are any projects within the CoC requesting No
funds for housing rehabilitation or
new construction?
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 130 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
4F. Continuum of Care (CoC) Enrollment and
Participation in Mainstream Programs
It is fundamental that each CoC systematically help homeless persons to
identify, apply for, and follow -up to receive benefits under SSI, SSDI,
TANF, Medicaid, Food Stamps, SCHIP, WIA, and Veterans Health Care as
well as any other State or Local program that may be applicable.
Does the CoC systematically analyze its No
projects APRs in order to improve access
to mainstream programs?
If 'Yes', describe the process and the frequency that it occurs.
Does the CoC have an active planning Yes
committee that meets at least 3 times
per year to improve CoC -wide participation
in mainstream programs?
If "Yes ", indicate all meeting dates in the past 12 months.
January, March, May, July, September and November
Does the CoC coordinate with the State Yes
Interagency Council on Homelessness to
reduce or remove barriers to accessing
mainstream services?
Does the CoC and /or its providers have Yes
specialized staff whose primary
responsibility
is to identify, enroll, and follow -up with
homeless
persons on participation in mainstream
programs?
If yes, identify these staff members Provider Staff
Does the CoC systematically provide No
training on how to identify eligibility
and program changes for mainstream
programs to provider staff.
If "Yes ", specify the frequency of the training. biennially (every other year)
Does the CoC use HMIS as a way to screen No
for mainstream benefit eligibility?
If "Yes ", indicate for which mainstream programs HMIS completes
screening.
Has the CoC participated in SOAR training? Yes
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 131 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
If "Yes ", indicate training date(s).
The CoC participates in SOAR surveys and CoC members have participated in
the trainings offered. SOAR provides notices to the CoC Lead Agency who in
turn forwards notices via email to all CoC /HPRP membership which occurs at
least bi- monthly. I did not record the dates of training, this will be in our records
in the future.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 132 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
4G: Homeless Assistance Providers Enrollment
and Participation in Mainstream Programs
Indicate the percentage of homeless assistance providers that are
implementing the following activities:
Activity Percentage
1. Case managers systematically assist clients in completing applications for mainstream benefits. 80%
la. Describe how service is generally provided:
Case managers during the intake process assess clients needs and refer them for mainstream benefits:
Social Security, DFCS, Veterans Affairs, and Child Support
2. Homeless assistance providers supply transportation assistance to clients to attend mainstream 70%
benefit appointments, employment training, or jobs.
3. Homeless assistance providers use a single application form for four or more mainstream 0%
programs:
3.a Indicate for which mainstream programs the form applies:
4. Homeless assistance providers have staff systematically follow -up to 70%
ensure mainstream benefits are received.
4a. Describe the follow -up process:
Case managers assist with paperwork, transportation, apply for Birth Certificates as well as Identification
Cards for clients. They walk the clients through the process.
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 133 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Continuum of Care (CoC) Project Listing
Instructions:
IMPORTANT: Prior to starting on the CoC Project Listing, CoCs should carefully review the CoC
Project Listing Instructions and the CoC Project Listing training module, both of which are
available at www.hudhre.info /esnaps.
To upload all Exhibit 2 applications that have been submitted to this CoC, click on the "Update
List" button. This process will take longer based upon the number of projects that need to be
located. The CoC can either work on other parts of Exhibit 1 or it can log out of e-snaps and
come back later to view the updated list. To review a project, click on the next to each project to
view project details.
Project Date Grant Ap plicant Budget Proj Type Prog Type C omp � . Ran
Name Submitted Term Name Amount Type
Home 2010 -10- 1 Year CSRA 122,198 Renewal SHP TH F
Pluse 20 Economic Project
Phase ... 09:17:... Opp...
Hope 2010 -10- 1 Year Hope 58,842 Renewal SHP TH F
House 21 House, Project
Expans... 12:59:... Inc.
WORKing 2010 -11- 1 Year Goodwill 94,249 Renewal SHP SSO F
Solutions 01 Industri... Project
18:23:...
Maxwell 2010 -10- 1 Year Georgia 89,088 Renewal S +C SRA U
House 29 Housing Project
S +CR 16:20:... &...
City of 2010 -11- 1 Year City of 34,545 Renewal SHP SSO F
Augusta 18 Augusta Project
12:56:... G...
Augusta, 2010 -11- 1 Year Augusta 181,027 Renewal SHP SSO F
Georgia 18 Coc Project
14:30:...
Augusta 2010 -11- 2 Years Action 246,298 New SHP TH F7
Area SHP 17 Ministries.. Project
... 08:00:...
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 134 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Budget Summary
FPRN $737,159
Permanent Housing Bonus $0
SPC Renewal $89,088
Rejected $0
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 135 11/18/2010
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Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010_019856
Attachments
Document Type Required? Document Description Date Attached
Certification of Consistency with Yes Certification of ... 11/18/2010
the Consolidated Plan
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 136 11/18/2010
Applicant: Augusta Coc GA -504
Project: Augusta, Georgia COC_REG_2010
Attachment Details
Document Description: Certification of Consistency Attachment
Exhibit 1 2010 Page 137 11/18/2010