Past Awards

LCCoC Financials
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2024 and 2023 Grant Awards

In 2024, CoC Funding Provided:

Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Rounds 1, 2, and 3 through the Youth Set Aside required allocation.

Adventist Health Clear Lake was awarded $143,884.54 for Youth between the ages of 18 - 24 with dedicated shelter beds and permanent housing placements.

Lake County Office of Education was awarded $125,000.00 for Unaccompanied Youth ages 12 - 24 with housing stabilization while focusing on their education.

In 2024, CoC Recommended to HCD and HUD:

Coming Soon

In 2023, CoC Funding Provided:

Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Round 3

Sunrise Special Services Foundation was awarded a total of $563,200.00 for an interim Emergency Warming Shelter in Lakeport.

Housing Homeless Incentive Program

Blue Horizons Was awarded $104,400.00 for an interim Emergency Warming Shelter in Lakeport.

Redwood Community Services was awarded $2,417,489.64 for a permanent 24/7 Emergency SHelter in Lakeport.

In 2023, CoC Recommended to HCD and HUD:

North Coast Opportunities was recommended to HCD for the Emergency Solutions Grant for $123,123.00 to provide Rapid ReHousing to families.

Lake Family Resource Center was recommended to HUD for the Domestic Violence Bonus Grant for $43,128.00 for Rapid ReHousing services for survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking.

2022 and 2021 Grant Awards

In 2022, CoC Recommended

Funding Provided:

Emergency Solutions Grant

$116,089 total available for up to two (2) Rapid Rehousing Programs.

~ North Coast Opportunities was recommended to HCD

In 2021 CoC Finding Provided:

Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Round 2

$232,500 total available for agencies for shelters and housing navigation centers for unsheltered or at risk of homelessness.

~ Elijah House was awarded the Fiscal Agent for the Collaboration of Elijah House, Hope Center and Lake County Office of Education

$343,000 total available for Emergency Shelters, Rapid Rehousing and Prevention for unsheltered or at risk of homelessness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

~ Adventist Health was awarded as the Facial Agent for the Collaboration of Elijah House, Hope Center and Project Restoration

2021 Emergency Solutions Grant - Crona Virus Round 2

In 2021 CoC Recommendations to HCD and HUD for:

Emergency Solutions Geant

$123,969 total available for Rapid Rehousing to assist people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness.~ North Coast Opportunities was recommended for their New Diggs Rapid ReHousing Program$ 48,608 for Domestic Violence Bonus and $7,272 for CoC Planning Grant

2021 HUD Competition

~ Sunrise Special Services Foundation was recommended to HUD for the Domestic Violence Bonus for Domestic Violence Survivors

~ LCCoC was Awarded the HUD Planning Grant to Assist the CoC With Applying for more Grant Funding

2020 and 2019 Grant Awards

In 2020 CoC Funding Provided:

Emergency Solutions Grant - Corona Virus Round 1

$630,000 total available for Emergency Shelters, Rapid Rehousing and Prevention to assist people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

~ Elijah house was awarded $450,000

~ World Wide Healing Hands was awarded $30,000

Homeless Housing and Prevention Round 1

$440,000 total available for 2 agencies for establishing shelters and housing navigation centers to assist persons experiencing homelessness.

~ Elijah House was awarded $220,000

~ Hope Rising was awarded $220,000

In 2019 CoC Funding Recommendations to HCD and HUD Funding:

2019 Emergency Solutions

Grant

$133,900 total available for up to two (2) Rapid Rehousing Programs

~ North Coast Opportunities was recommended by the CoC to HCD

2019 HUD Planning Grant

$6,280 total awarded to the Lake County Continuum of Care to support the development of a comprehensive planning.

In 2019 CoC Funding Provided:

2019 CESH

$560,227 total available for a variety of programs to assist persons experiencing or risk of homelessness

~ Elijah House was awarded $207,585

~ North Coast Opportunities was awarded $207,585

~ Adventist Health Clear Lake was awarded $100,000

2019 No Place Like Home

$557,845 total available for a variety of programs to assist persons experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness.

~ Lake County Behavioral Health Services is the recipient

2018 & 2017 Grant Awards

In 2018, CoC Recommended or Funding Provided:

Emergency Solutions Grant

$133,900 total available for up to two (2) Rapid Rehousing Programs.

~ North Coast Opportunities was recommended to HCD

2018 CESH

$1,014,500 total available for a variety of programs to assist persons experiencing or who are at risk of homelessness

~ North Coast Opportunities Program ($275,000)

~ Sunrise Special Services Foundation Program ($275,000)

~ LCCoC HMIS and Coordinated Entry Support ($405,900)

~ LCCoC Street Homeless, Outreach, Point-In-Time Count Support ($8,112)

~ Administrative Costs to Adventist Health Clear Lake ($50,738)

2018 HEAP

$1,298,634.18 total available for a variety of programs to assist persons experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of homelessness.

~ Redwood Community Services ($353,959)

~ Lake Ministerial Associate Warming Center ($100,000)

~ Praises of Zion Baptist Church ($200,000)

~ North Coast Opportunities ($146,041)

~ Lake County Office of Education ($100,000)

~ Restoration Graduate Program ($200,000)

~ Veterans Stand Down ($100,000)

~ Lake County Office of Education Youth Set-Aside ($64,931.71)

~ Administrative Costs to Adventist Health Clear Lake ($30,702.47)

In 2017, CoC Funding Provided:

All services and project were for unsheltered or at risk of homelessness to Lake County residence.

~ Permanent housing and rapid re-housing assistance

~ Transitional housing

~ Supportive services to homeless populations

~ Homeless Management Information Systems

~ Homelessness prevention activities