Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Achieve the Highest Level of Performance and Results for Homelessness Management Information System (HMIS) Implementation, Including Improving the Capacity of Persons Charged With Setting Up and Operating Hmis Implementations; Ensuring That Hmis Collect Accurate, Comprehensive, and Timely Data; and Supporting Continuums of Care (COCS) and Stakeholders to Use Homeless Data to Improve Efforts to End Homelessness.; Activities to Be Performed: Activities Will Vary and Include: Technical Assistance and Training to Help Cocs Analyze Data and Understand Data Trends; Use Data to Inform and Revise Plans and Strategies; Use Performance Measurement and Reporting Tools; Create Data Sharing Partnerships and Agreements; Collect, Report, and Use Accurate and Valid Data on Programs, Activities, and Beneficiaries; Hmis Software Management and Operation; Hmis Governance; Standardized Data Collection for Hud-required Reporting; System Performance Measurement and Analysis; and System Modeling. ; Expected Outcomes: Outcomes Are the Results of Technical Assistance Activities, Including But Not Limited to Changes in Management or Operation of Hud-funded Programs or Initiatives. Specific Outcomes Will Vary Based on the Nature of the Activities Carried Out. Standard Outcome Categories Include Improved Capacity to Design Programs, Policies, and Strategies as Well as to Deliver Projects, Programs, or Systems That Address Community Needs as Defined in the Ta Scope.; Intended Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries Include Continuums of Care (coc). Selected Award Recipients Will Be Deployed as Hud Deems Most Necessary Across the Country to Assist Organizations Receiving Hud Funds to Improve Performance and Management of Hud Funds.; Subrecipient Activities: the Subrecipient Activities Are Unknown at the Time of Award.
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