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2025 Atlanta CoC Local New Project Application (Modified NOFO FR-6901-N-25)

Status of the FY 2025 HUD CoC Program NOFO

HUD has released a Modified FY 2025 CoC Program NOFO (FR-6901-N-25) for public review only. At this time, the Modified NOFO is subject to a preliminary injunction and has not been officially published or implemented by HUD.

Due to the expedited timeline in the proposed Modified FY 2025 NOFO, the Atlanta CoC is resuming its local competition in response to the proposed Modified NOFO.

The local application due date for both Renewal and New project applications is 5:00 PM EST on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.

Applicants should be aware that local application requirements and timelines may change if HUD issues additional guidance or modifies the NOFO further.

New Project Submission:

Based on the CoC’s approved funding priorities, new project applications will be submitted under the “Normal Track” as described in the Modified FY 2025 NOFO:
  • Includes all new non-permanent housing projects (Supportive Services Only, Street Outreach, and Standalone Transitional Housing).
  • Projects will be reviewed, scored, ranked, and included on the Normal Track Priority Listing.
All applicants should follow the instructions provided for the Normal Track in the Modified FY 2025 CoC Program NOFO (FR-6901-N-25). Additionally, all new project applications must meet the Project Eligibility and Project Quality Thresholds as outlined in Section V.4.a & b of the Modified FY 2025 CoC Program NOFO (FR-6901-N-25).
Thank you for your interest in the 2025 Atlanta CoC HUD New Project Application process. The application process in an online process, with a requirement for applicants to upload documents.

Please note, This year's Modified FY 2025 CoC Program NOFO introduces significant shifts in funding priorities, with an increased focus on:
  • Treatment and recovery-oriented programming
  • Increasing personal accountability through enhanced treatment requirements to combat the Fentanyl crisis
  • Required service participation requirements for program participants
  • Reducing unsheltered homelessness and encampments
  • Reducing returns to homelessness
  • Increasing competition for grants in order to improve system efficiencies and to increase innovation
  • Increasing participants’ earned income and long-term stability
  • Advancing public safety through thoughtful partnerships with law enforcement and first responders

HUD's Modified FY 2025 CoC Program NOFO also allows for new funding opportunities for Supportive Services Only (SSO), Street Outreach (SSO-SO), Stand-alone Transitional Housing (TH), Rapid Rehousing (RRH), and Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH)encouraging CoCs to evaluate project effectiveness and ensure participation from diverse community partners, including faith-basedorganizations. All new projects must meet the Project Eligibility and Project Quality Thresholds as outlined in Section V.4.a & b in the modified FY 2025 CoC Program NOFO (FR-6901-N-25).

Once published, more information about the Modified FY 2025 CoC Program NOFO and additional applicationresources will be found on the Continuum of Care page on HUD's website.
Below is some guidance for this application.
  • This application must be fully completed and submitted to be considered for funding for the Atlanta CoC process for the FY25 HUD CoC application. However, submission of this application does not guarantee selection or funding.
  • This application must be completed in one sitting. If you would like to start the application and return to it later, please email and ask for a new project application link. That link will be tied to your email address and will allow you to return to the application and finish it in more than one sitting.
  • A pdf version of this application, for reference only, is available on the PFH HUD CoC Program Competition webpage. It is highly encouraged that you review that and complete your responses in a Word document first, and then copy and paste them into this tool.
  • If you are familiar this process and application from previous years, much of the information collected as part of the local competition is similar, however the order of questions and instructions may have changed. Please read each question carefully.
  • This application has documents to upload. Please read carefully what is needed and only upload what is requested. Attachments that contain additional material run the risk of having the required sections or documents overlooked.
  • There is also one document that must be emailed (the excel budget). Failure to email that document by the application deadline may result in the exclusion of your application.
  • There are several links provided throughout the application that provide additional information, in the event you are are unfamiliar with the question or terms. Please check them out. They are there for your benefit!
  • If you click 'next' at the end of a page and it takes you to a previous page, please just click through. Your answers should have saved. There is a sometimes glitch that I have been unable to fix; my apologies!
  • If additional information is requested, it is expected it will be provided in a timely manner. Any other documentation requested in the review process will be to help clarify your application.
  • The application answers and materials will be reviewed by the Rank and Review Committee. Unless requested, no other information will be used to review and rank the projects, so please be sure to answer each question completely and thoroughly.
  • Please pay attention to the due date as no late applications can be accepted.
  • After submission, you should receive an auto-confirmation page. You will also receive an email within a day or two confirming receipt of your application, with a pdf version of your submission.
Thank you!
Applicant Organization Name(Required.)
Type of Applicant(Required.)
Applicant Eligibility Verification (If you indicated you are a nonprofit organization, please upload your 501c3 IRS Determination Letter. If your organization is another eligible entity, please upload a placeholder document indicating as such.)
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Application Contact Information(Required.)
Proposed Project Name (if known; if not, n/a)(Required.)
Organization SAM Registration Expiration Date(Required.)
CoC Threshold

Please select which will apply to this project.(Required.)
The FY 2025 CoC NOFO allows renewal projects to be reallocated directly to a new project through an application mechanism known as a Transition Grant. A Transition Grant is a new project application created through reallocation that enables an eligible CoC renewal project, including Special NOFO or DV Renewal projects, to move from one program component to another eligible component over a one-year period. The renewal project being transitioned must be fully eliminated through reallocation. Transition Grant applications awarded FY 2025 funds must fully convert to the new component by the end of the one-year grant term, and may only apply for renewal in the next CoC Program Competition under the component to which the project transitioned. Additional information about Transition Grants is provided in Section IV.D.1.I of the FY 2025 CoC NOFO.