CoC and HRCS Sample Clauses

CoC and HRCS i. As Collaborative Applicant, HRCS shall: 1. Serve as the collaborative applicant to jointly submit a single application for HHAP funds on behalf of the County and the CoC and receive grant funds directly from the administering state agency. 2. Develop a collaborative process for the development of joint HHAP applications and ensure compliance with grant criteria. ii. As Lead Agency, the CoC and HRCS shall: 1. Build strategic partnerships and cultivate new service partnerships within the community. 2. Lead completion of the annual joint Homeless Action Plan update with local and county governments and stakeholders as required by HHAP grant applications. 3. Lead continuous quality improvement meetings within the CoC to review performance metrics towards Joint Homeless Action Plan goals and metrics. 4. Lead annual meetings as a function of the CoC with the County and contractors to discuss contracts and projects and their relevance to the Joint Homeless Action Plan. 5. Review and adhere to state guidance related to data reporting requirements and processes published by the administering state agency for HHAP funds, including: o HHAP Annual report guide o HHAP Annual report checklist o HHAP NOFAs o Health and Safety Code Section 50222, subdivision (a) o Coding HCFC Grants as funding Sources in HMIS 6. Enter into formal contracts with providers for projects that are in alignment with the joint Homeless Action Plan goals and HHAP metrics and are approved for funding through CoC led activities; and conduct all contract administration with CoC funded providers. 7. Work with providers to establish data collection and reporting measures as required by HHAP. 8. Measure and monitor performance of HRCS funded projects as related to the joint Homeless Action Plan goals and performance metrics. This includes developing strategic goals to end homelessness, collecting and disseminating data to measure performance toward those goals, and continuously evaluating and improving performance. 9. Use 75% of the total annual HHAP allocation, for this year and the following years, to fund the following programs or such programs as determined by the CoC. This amount is inclusive of 75% of the administrative allocation. o Hospitality House Low Barrier Shelter o Sierra Guest Home o Truckee Day Center Housing Supports and Operations o North San ▇▇▇▇ Warming Shelter o Landlord Liaison Program through AMI o Master Leasing through AMI o HRCS CoC Coordination System Supports (HMIS Licens...
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