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Table of Contents

Introduction

A New Process for Competitive Grants
How To Use the Guide

PART I: Understanding HUD’s SuperNOFAs

What Is a SuperNOFA?
What Is a Competitive Grant Program?
Competitive Grant Program List
What Changes Are Associated with the SuperNOFAs?

Publication date
Submission policy
Common factors for award
Applications for multiple programs
Special note on the Continuum of Care programs
Who can apply for SuperNOFA programs?
Additional Issues Related to the SuperNOFAs
National program NOFA
Corrections to deficient applications

PART II: HUD’s Major Non-Competitive Programs

Community Development Block Grants (CDBG)
HOME Investment Partnerships Program
Section 8 Rental Certificates and Rental Vouchers Programs and Contract Renewals
Public Housing Operating Subsidy
Public Housing Modernization–Comprehensive Grants Program (CGP)
Indian Housing Block Grants (IHBG)
Emergency Shelter Grants (ESG)
Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA)—Formula
Fair Housing Assistance Program (FHAP)

PART III: Coordinating HUD Programs

Coordination with the Consolidated Plan
Community 2020 Software
Coordination with the Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice
Coordination of Competitive Grant Programs
Example 1: Brownfields
Example 2: University involvement in housing counseling
Coordination Among Applicants
Example 1: Continuum of Care homelessness assistance
Example 2: Public housing and community revitalization
Coordination of HUD’s Competitive and Formula-Based Programs
Example 1: Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with
                 Disabilities and the HOME Investment Partnerships
                 program
Example 2: Continuum of Care/Supportive Housing and CDBG

Part IV: Descriptions of Programs Included in the SuperNOFAs

Housing and Community Development
Technical assistance
Universities and colleges
Fair housing outreach and assisted housing counseling
Lead-based paint hazard control
Modernization and revitalization
Drug elimination in public and assisted housing
Economic Development and Empowerment
Targeted Housing and Homeless Assistance
Homelessness assistance
Elderly
Persons with disabilities
Other
Additional Competitive Programs

APPENDIX A: HUD Field Office Contact Information

APPENDIX B: Office Of Native American Programs (ONAP) Contact Information

APPENDIX C: HUD Headquarters Program Offices