Northern Colorado Continuum of Care receives HUD grant

The Northern Colorado Continuum for Care has acquired $1.45 million in federal cash to assist finish homelessness in Weld and Larimer counties.

The Continuum for Care group is managed collectively by Homeward Alliance of Larimer County and United means of Weld County.

“In our first time making use of to the U.S. Division of Housing and City Improvement as a Continuum of Care, the NoCO CoC acquired funding renewals for various everlasting supportive housing, voucher and rental help tasks,” Kelli Pryor, the Northern Colorado Continuum of Care director, mentioned in a written assertion. “We have been additionally granted aggressive funding for Homeward Alliance’s  regional homelessness knowledge and data system and a brand new effort that can help housing home  violence survivors, as supplied collectively by United Manner and home violence service suppliers within the two  counties.”

NoCo Continuum of Care was based in January 2020 simply earlier than the start of the pandemic. In its first yr, the group acquired $1.18 million from HUD and $2.3 million from the state of Colorado. The cash was used to maintain these experiencing homelessness secure from coronavirus impacts and to assist them regain housing.

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