Attachment A. End Street Homelessness Action-Plan.pdf

This is an End Street Homelessness Action Plan document related to the City of Houston's Housing and Community Development Department (HCD) request for qualified nonprofit organizations to provide public services programs. The initiative seeks applications from nonprofits to deliver comprehensive services to Houston residents, including transportation, healthcare, medical education, housing and rehousing, mental health, case management, homeless services, legal assistance, housing counseling, employment support, substance abuse treatment, job training, education, workforce development, and childcare services. All projects must specifically serve individuals experiencing homelessness, those at risk for homelessness, or those living with Intellectual Disability Disorders (IDD). The resulting agreement will be structured for an initial one-year term with the option for additional one-year renewals or a shorter period at the discretion of HCD.

The project is supported by approximately $10,300,000.00 in total funding allocated for a 24-month period, sourced from Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) and supplemented by additional federal, state, and local funding mechanisms. This funding structure allows for comprehensive service delivery across multiple program areas while maintaining flexibility in contract terms and renewal options based on performance and organizational needs.