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New York State (NYS) Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA)
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Grants to New York nonprofit organizations, government agencies, social services districts and tribal entities to improve the quality of services and facilities available to families and individuals facing eviction or homelessness. Funding is intended to help individuals and families stay in their current housing, obtain new permanent housing, and provide support services during times of need.
OTDA intends to support comprehensive programs that are designed to: assist individuals living on the street with outreach services; help maintain and improve the quality of emergency shelters, transitional housing and drop-in centers for homeless individuals and families; help meet the costs of operating such programs; provide comprehensive supportive services aimed at housing stabilization; provide rapid re-housing services (obtaining a permanent living situation); or provide eviction prevention assistance to individuals and families. OTDA intends to support programs which are coordinated with Continuum of Care efforts.
GrantWatch ID#: 145587
OTDA is anticipating approximately $15 million in STEHP funds to be available for eligible providers in NYS for the first year of operation under this RFP. OTDA will make available statewide STEHP funds subject to appropriations from HUD and the New York State budget.
This funding will be for a five (5) year contract cycle (SFY 2019-2024) to be funded annually in one (1) year increments depending upon the availability of continued STEHP funding, satisfactory performance, and the discretion of OTDA.
- Contract Start Date: October 1, 2019
- Contract End Date: September 30, 2024
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Applications should be submitted electronically by the deadline in Grants Gateway at www.grantsgateway.ny.gov
Laura French, Program Manager
laura.french@otda.ny.gov
518) 486-9466
40 N. Pearl St. Suite 10C
Albany, NY 12243-0001
servicesRFP.qanda@otda.ny.gov
SFY 2019-2024
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