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Oregon HIV/AIDS Housing and Services Systems Integration Plan—Appendices A-7 Contact: Kevin Ko 541-726-3656, kko@ci.springfield.or.us Continua of Care (CoC) In order to encourage the integration and coordination of community homeless assistance, HUD’s three primary homeless assistance programs – the Supportive Housing Program (SHP), Shelter Plus Care (S+C), and the Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation Single Room Occupancy Program (SRO Mod. Rehab.) – are combined under the Continuum of Care (CoC) planning and allocation process. The establishment of a CoC system involves a community-wide or region-wide process involving government agencies, nonprofit housing and service providers, private foundations, homeless or formerly homeless individuals, and other stakeholders. Each CoC is allocated an initial pro rata need funding amount based on the relative homeless assistance need assigned to a community using U.S. Census Bureau data. Communities can receive funding above this level through successful applications for “bonus” projects that must provide permanent housing for chronically homeless individuals. Figure 2 on the following page shows the map of the CoC in Oregon, followed by a discussion of each CoC in the balance of state.
A-8 Appendices—Oregon HIV/AIDS Housing and Services Systems Integration Plan Figure 2: Map of Continua of Care in Oregon Salem / Marion / Polk Continuum of Care Background: This CoC serves Marion and Polk Counties, including the cities of Salem and Keizer. The pro-rata share for this CoC is approximately $400,000. Because of their successful applications, their awards for 2006 were about $800,000. Going forward, the maximum possible bonus project would be $34,000 per year, which would likely fund three tenant vouchers for chronically homeless individuals. There may be agencies interested in pursuing bonus projects for the 2008 application. Process: The steering committee is called the Housing Collaborative, and evaluates and prioritizes programs for funding prior to submitting the application. The CoC meets bimonthly, second Friday at 10:30am. Next meeting is March 14, 2008. Contact: Carla Cary, Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency (MWVCAA) 503-585-6232, 503-399-9080, caryc@mwvcaa.org Lane County Continuum of Care Background: This CoC serves Lane County, including the cities of Eugene and Springfield. The pro-rata share is similar to Marion / Polk CoC (approximately $400,000), but
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