# Presentation: 288878

## ROSS Service Coordinators NOFA

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**          ****For Fiscal Year 2008**
**CFDA # 14.870**
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## REQUEST

**PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE NOFA SEVERAL TIMES AND READ THE GENERAL SECTION.**
**WATCH THE LOGIC MODEL AND GRANTS.GOV WEBCASTS**

## What happened to ROSS?

- ROSS-Family & Homeownership and        ROSS-Elderly/Persons with Disabilities have been combined into ONE NOFA this year
- This NOFA will cover the salaries of Service Coordinators, but not the provision of services
- There is a separate NOFA for PH FSS

## WHY?!

- HUD Policy Priorities – HUD sees itself as a bricks-and-mortar institution, services, while important, should be sought elsewhere
- ALL funding was granted last year, including all roll-over, which was good
- However, therefore, MUCH smaller pot this year
- After much consultation with the applicant community, it was determined that with Asset Management and Operating Subsidy pro-ration, the most important factor in sustaining resident services was the salary of a dedicated person
- Research shows that service coordinators on-site reduce evictions, turn-over and property damage
- Streamlined application process – should take much less time this year

## Program Purpose

- “This program works to promote the development of local strategies to coordinate the use of assistance under the Public Housing program with public and private resources, for supportive services and resident empowerment activities.  These services should enable participating families to increase earned income, reduce or eliminate the need for welfare assistance, make progress toward achieving economic independence and housing self-sufficiency, or, in the case of elderly or disabled residents, help improve living conditions and enable residents to age-in-place.”

## Funding Available

- $28 million
- No rollover from previous years

## Deadline Date

**August 14, 2008**
**11:59:59pm Eastern**
**No exceptions**
**Received *****AND validated***** (which may take 24-48 hours)**

## Application Deadline Date/Waivers

**See NOFA for requirements for waiver request.**
**May email request, but must be received at least 15 days before due date.**
**No deadline extension will be granted for paper application**
**DUNS number is still required **
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**Notes:**
Last year, in all of the ROSS programs, we granted ONE.

## Eligible Participants

- All program participants must be residents of conventional public housing or NAHASDA-assisted housing.
- Section 8 residents are not eligible to be served by this grant.

## Funding Structure

- FOR EACH COORDINATOR
- Salary – up to $68,000 *per year* in salary and fringe
- $10,000 *each year* for admin
- $2000 *each year* for training/travel
- THREE YEAR GRANTS
- Total approx $240,000-$720,000

## Eligible Applicants

- PHAs/Tribes/TDHEs
- Resident Associations
- Non-Profits supported by RA or PHA/Tribe/TDHE

## Number of Positions

*Each SC must serve AT LEAST 50 units*
- PHAs may submit one application
- PHAs may apply for up to 3 SCs depending on number of ACC Units
- 50-1000 units – 1 SC
- 1001-2500 units – 2 SCs
- 2501 + units – 3 SCs
- RAs may submit one application
- RAs may apply for 1 SC per development/AMP
- RAs may apply jointly if necessary to add up to at least 50 units

## Number of Positions

- Non-Profits may apply for
- 1 per supporting RA (up to 3 at one PHA) OR,
-  if supported by a PHA, may apply for the number of SCs determined by the number of ACC units
- Non-Profits may submit up to 3 separate applications for up to 3 PHAs for a total of up to 9 SC positions
- A letter of support (and other information) is required from every RA or PHA that a non-profit intends to serve

## Number of Positions

- Applicants can designate if each SC position will serve Families, Elderly or both
- This is designated on the HUD-52768 p.2

## Joint Applications

- Two or more applicants may combine to request one SC position, however,
- a lead applicant must be named (the first one listed on the HUD-52768)
- There are several other documents that are required of each applicant

## Resident Associations

- By statute, 25% of funds must go to qualified Resident Association applications
- All RAs (including those applying as non-profits) should indicate their RA status on the HUD-52768 p.1

## EDSC

- PHAs that are currently eligible for the Elderly/Disabled Service Coordinator funding through the Operating Subsidy may elect to serve family or elderly residents through this ROSS-SC application.
- If serving elderly residents is proposed and the ROSS-SC funding is granted, those PHAs would permanently give up their EDSC funding eligibility.
- EDSC-eligible PHAs may apply to serve FAMILIES through the ROSS-SC grant with no impact on their EDSC funding

## Coordination

- HUD expects that all entities wishing to serve residents at a particular PHA will have coordinated their efforts.
- If more than one application for a given development/AMP is received, the first to be chosen from the lottery will be awarded.

## Eligible Activities

- Service Coordinator salary/fringe – up to $68,000/yr
- Coordinate local program committee with local service providers
- Market program
- General case management (intake, assessment, education and referral)
- Coordinate and oversee delivery of services
- Coordinate and sponsor educational events (e.g. life skills, etc.)
- Assist in creating a resident group to promote efforts and network
- Facilitate self-help groups
- Monitor, track, evaluate and report outcomes

## Eligible Activities

- Administrative Expenses - $10,000/SC/year
- Admin staff support
- Local transportation by SCs
*Stipends for reasonable out-of-pocket costs incurred by residents including transportation and child care related to program activities*
- Tracking and evaluation
- Office supplies, equipment
- Program outreach, printing, postage
- Lease/rental of space

## Eligible Activities

- Training/Travel - $2,000/SC/year
- All training must be approved by FO (not at application)
- HUD plans to have a start-up conference for all new grantees in early 2009

## Ineligible Activities

- Everything else
- PH FSS Coordinator
- Services

## So, how does it work?

- 1.  Applicants must show they have a high quality program
- On the HUD-52769 Needs/Providers Form
- Identify at least 10 need categories
- Show that there are partners for at least 50% of the needs
- Applicant may be the “partner” if the funding comes from sources other than current or prior ROSS grants and will last for the 3-year grant term
- Each provider is not required to commit match

## So, how does it work?

- 2.  Applicants must show that they have 25% match
- Each partner that is providing match is indicated on the HUD-52769
- Match is certified to by the ED/Board President/Etc. on the HUD-52769
- Match can be cash or in-kind and can be for services provided to participants in this program or for other program eligible activities
- Match letters are NOT REQUIRED to be sent in with the application
- Match letters must be kept on file and available for review
- Basically, the requirements for match letters are the same as last year

## So, how does it work?

- 3.  Applicants must show they have capacity
- A Past Performance narrative of no more than 10 pages is required
- See the NOFA for required information
- Past Performance will be assessed by the Field Office or Area ONAP
- Check NOW with your FO or Area ONAP to see if this is going to be a problem

## So, how does it work?

- If an applicant passes 1, 2, and 3, they will be entered into a lottery
- The first lottery will be for qualifying RA applicants, which will be picked until 25% of funding is reached or all qualified RA applicants are funded
- The general lottery will fund applications until the funds are exhausted.
- It is likely that in FY09, those applicants that were NOT funded in FY08 will have priority over those that have current grants.

## What else is required?

- HUD-52768 – ROSS SC Application Form p.1
- Name of applicant
- PHA/Tribe/TDHE to be served
- Name *and* PHA/IHA/TDHE or Tribal Locality Code
- Number of ACC Units/Formula Currently Assisted Stock
- Are you eligible to receive EDSC Funding?
- Are you an RA applicant?

## What else is required?

- HUD-52768 – ROSS SC Application Form p.2
- Name of Development/AMP to be served
- Number of units to be served (minimum 50 for each SC)
- This is also where you indicate if you will serve Family, Elderly or both
- This chart serves as your budget – each position, each year
- Total Grant Request at bottom – should be the same as on HUD-52769

## Slide 29

| SC Position Requested | Development(s)/AMP(S) to be served
(list name and/or number as applicable)
(if different PHAs, list PHA as well) | Number of Units to be Served by this SC (See NOFA for minimum) | SC will serve Family, Elderly or Both? | Year | Salary/Fringe (See NOFA for limits) | Admin 
(See NOFA for limits) | Training 
(See NOFA for limits) |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 |  |  |  | 1 | $ | $ | $ |
|  |  |  |  | 2 | $ | $ | $ |
|  |  |  |  | 3 | $ | $ | $ |
| 2 |  |  |  | 1 | $ | $ | $ |
|  |  |  |  | 2 | $ | $ | $ |
|  |  |  |  | 3 | $ | $ | $ |
| 3 |  |  |  | 1 | $ | $ | $ |
|  |  |  |  | 2 | $ | $ | $ |
|  |  |  |  | 3 | $ | $ | $ |
|  |  |  |  | TOTAL  | $ | $ | $ |
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            TOTAL GRANT REQUESTED  $ _________________ |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |

## HUD-52769

| NEEDS | NEED?
YES/NO  | SERVICE PROVIDER/PARTNER(s)
(list all)  | Value of Match*  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Life Skills Training |  |  |  |
| Financial Literacy/Credit Counseling/Credit Repair |  |  |  |
| Literacy Training |  |  |  |
| ESL |  |  |  |
| GED/High School Equiv. |  |  |  |
| Mentoring |  |  |  |
| Job Soft Skills Training |  |  |  |
| Job Hard Skills Training/Certification |  |  |  |
| Job Search and Placement |  |  |  |
| Job Retention/Promotion |  |  |  |
| ISAs/IDAs |  |  |  |
| Homeownership Counseling |  |  |  |
| Computer Classes |  |  |  |
| Drug/Alcohol Treatment |  |  |  |
| Mental Health Treatment |  |  |  |
| Health/Dental Care  |  |  |  |
| Home Maintenance classes |  |  |  |
| Parenting classes |  |  |  |
| Nutrition classes |  |  |  |
| Youth Programming – tutoring/mentoring/after school/summer |  |  |  |
| Child Care |  |  |  |
| Transportation |  |  |  |
| Tax Preparation Assistance |  |  |  |
| Community Safety |  |  |  |
| Resident Empowerment/Capacity Building |  |  |  |
| Resident Business Development |  |  |  |
| Assistance with Activities of Daily Living |  |  |  |
| Meals to meet nutritional need for Elderly |  |  |  |
| Disability Services Counseling |  |  |  |
| Personal Emergency Response Resources |  |  |  |
| Wellness Programs |  |  |  |
| Other (please describe) |  |  |  |
| Other |  |  |  |
| Other |  |  |  |
| Other |  |  |  |
| Other |  |  |  |
|  |  | TOTAL | $ |

**HUD-52769**

## HUD-52769

- You can list more than one partner for a particular need.
- However, still at least 10 needs must be identified
- 50% of all needs should have at least one partner to meet that need.

## What else is required?

- HUD-52769 – Needs and Service Partners - Certification
- *I _______________________________, certify that the match recorded here is supported by letters on file from community or other partners which certify to this amount of match funding (cash or in-kind) and that this represents the total match for the term of the grant.
- Total Grant Requested $___________
- Total Match Documented $____________
- Match is _________ % of Grant Requested (must be at least 25% to qualify)
- ___________________________________ Authorized Signer
- ___________________________________ Title

## What else is required?

- Narrative on Capacity/Past Performance
- No more than 10 pages
- 12pt, TNR, double spaced, 1 in margin
- Past Performance of Applicant/Contract Administrator and Proposed Staff
- Program Administration and Fiscal Management

## What else is required?

- HUD-52753 – Certification of Resident Council Board Election
- For each RA applicant
- For each RA supporting a PHA applicant

## What else is required?

- LETTERS OF SUPPORT
- Non-Profit applicants are required to submit a letter of support from each RA or PHA they propose to serve
- Letters from RAs must be accompanied by a HUD-52753 (Certification of Resident Council Board of Elections) from each RA
- Letters must include:
- Number of eligible units in PHA/RA
- List of developments/AMPs to be served
- Describe to what extent the PHA/RA is familiar with the non-profit applicant
- Indicate support of non-profit applicant
- Contact information, name and title of person authorized to sign

## What else is required?

**Contract Administrator Partnership Agreement (if applicable)**
**Required for All PHAS-Troubled PHAs and all RA applicants.  **
***NOT required for non-profit applicants in 2008***
**NOT required for non-troubled PHAs**
**Found in Instructions Download called “HUD-52755 Administrator Partnership Agreement”**

## Application Requirements - Forms

**HUD-2991 – Certification of Consistency with Consolidated Plan (if applicable)**
**Found in Instructions Download **
**called “HUD-2991”**
**Everyone needs either this one or the HUD-52752**
***One is required for each PHA to be served***

## Application Requirements - Forms

**HUD-52752 – Certification of Consistency with Indian Housing Plan (if applicable)**
**Found in Instructions Download **
**called “HUD-52752”**
**Everyone needs either this one or the HUD-2991**
***One is required for each Tribe/TDHE to be served.***

## What else is required?

- Non-Profit Status
- All non-profits must submit their IRS determination letter to prove their non-profit status

## What is NOT required?

- No separate budgets (other than HUD-52768)
- No narratives other than the Capacity/Past Performance
- Several program-specific and general forms from years past are no longer required
- Match letters (not required to be submitted, still required to be kept on file)

## Application Requirements - Forms

**SF-424 – DO THIS FIRST – it will fill in sections of other forms automatically**
**Found in mandatory forms**
**Federal Identifier 5a = PHA code**
**All will be “new” applications**
**No federal award identifier is required**
**State review is not required by HUD**

## Application Requirements - Forms

- SF-424 Supplement – Faith Based EEO Survey for non-profit applicants only

## Application Requirements - Forms

**SF-LLL – Disclosure of Lobbying Activities (if applicable)**
**Found in “Optional Documents” called “Disclosure of Lobbying Activities”**
**SF-LLL-A – Disclosure of Lobbying Activities Continuation Sheet (if applicable)**
**You can either download it from HUDCLIPS or make one up yourself.  It’s basically a blank piece of paper.  **

## Application Requirements - Forms

**HUD-2880 – Applicant/Recipient Disclosure/Update Report**
**Found in “Optional Documents” **
**called “HUD Applicant-Recipient Disclosure Report”**
**Question 2 in Threshold Determinations applies only to THIS grant application.**
**Signature “signs” upon submission**

## Reminder

- All applicants must submit a Code of Conduct that has been approved by their Field Office
- UNLESS – your organization is listed on the Code of Conduct page _[http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/codeofconduct/cconduct.cfm](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/codeofconduct/cconduct.cfm)__ and none of the following have changed:_
- Executive director
- Address
- Organization name

## Application Requirements - Forms

**HUD-96011 Facsimile Transmittal**
**Required of all applicants even if not transmitting any faxes (indicate “no faxes with this submission” and “0” for number of pages)**
**Found in Mandatory Documents called “HUD Facsimile Transmittal”**
***NEW PHONE NUMBERS***
**800-894-4047 – toll free**
**215-825-2796 - non-toll free**

## Side note on Faxes

**Use HUD-96011 as the cover sheet if you submit any fax attachments or they will NOT be read.**
**Entire applications submitted by fax will NOT be accepted**
**Use a separate HUD-96011 cover sheet for each document and fax separately**
**If you downloaded the application more than once, make sure that you use the fax cover sheet that came with the version of the application that you ultimately submit**
***If you re-submit electronically, you must wait for validation, then re-fax all faxes***

**Notes:**
Check accuracy of faxes p14894

## Application Requirements - Forms

**HUD-2994-A “You are Our Client Applicant Survey” (optional)**
**Found in Instruction Download called “HUD-2994”**
**This is where you tell us about your application experience.  PLEASE take the time to fill this out and include comments. **

## Application Requirements – Logic Model

**Logic Model – HUD 96010**
**Found in Instructions Download**
**Excel File (don’t make into a PDF)**
**Please watch the webcast from on the Logic Model – it’s a little different this year.**

## Application Requirements – Logic Model

**Enable macros; read directions re: security settings**
**Drop down menus**
**Year 1, Year 2, Year 3 and TOTAL need to ALL BE FILLED OUT.  TOTAL should reflect all three years.**
**May add up to 3 “others” right on form**

## Change from 2007

- Logic Model reporting will now be ANNUAL instead of semi-annual.
- Reports will be due January 31 and will cover the calendar year prior.

## Change from 2007

- Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing statement
- now required at Grant Agreement, not in the application

## Section 3

- PH FSS and ROSS are subject to Section 3 requirements.
- There are separate reporting requirements that have been required in the past which include an annual HUD-60002 paper or online submission
- Section 3 is getting serious about this and may in the future impose penalties for non-reporting that may include in-eligibility for future funding.

## Application Submission

**In the Grants.gov application package only the Adobe forms, such as the SF-424, are  identified as “mandatory documents.”   **
**HOWEVER, the Logic Model and other application forms ARE ALSO REQUIRED of all applicants.  These forms are included in the “optional documents” section or in the Instructions Download. **
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## Submission Change from 2007

- The forms on grants.gov are now in Adobe 8.1.2 instead of “pure-edge”.  if you do not have this version of Adobe, you will need to download it from grants.gov.
- These forms are still only fillable and not saveable unless you have Adobe Professional 6.0 or higher.
- If you have Adobe Professional, you will need to set your DEFAULT to the Adobe 8.1.1 – please see the General Section for more information (p.12755)

## Submission Change from 2007

- Unlike in Pure-edge, in the new Adobe format, to complete a form in “mandatory documents” or “optional documents” you must *first* move the form over to the “submission” box *then* open the form and fill it out.

**Notes:**
P 14892

## Application Submission

**Please see the NOFA for a checklist of required application content**
**You do not have to submit this checklist**

## Application Submission

**Application forms in the Instruction Download should be saved to your hard drive, completed and then attached to your electronic application package for submission to Grants.gov****.**
**DO NOT download the application and save to or attempt to upload from a USB flash drive.  Applicants have had difficulty with this in the past.  Save and upload from your hard-drive.****  **
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**Notes:**
Notes on attaching – please make sure you attach the version you are intending to 
Follow the tips provided—
Save the final files in a folder on your desk top; 
open each file; 
After attaching the files open them again and make sure they are complete.  
many applicants last year submitted older versions of their files.  Not the last version.  Don’t just scroll through the first part of the file, but open them and read the app them before hitting the submit button.

## Application Requirements - Attachments

**Please label your attachments clearly – see General Section for more information – please name it EXACTLY what it is and who you are if you can.**
**Please use the Logic model Naming conventions in the Logic Model instructions in the form**

## Grants.gov

- Register EARLY
- If you haven’t already registered with Grants.gov, do it now.
- Registration checklist and other information at _[www.grants.gov/GetStarted](http://www.grants.gov/GetStarted)_
- View webcast on electronic registration and application submission on HUD website.
- Read the Early Registration publication in the Federal Register, March 10, 2008
- Includes corrective actions for application submission problems that affected past applicants

## Application hints

- General Section publication also has LOTS of information on registering
- Hint – when you are at the grants.gov “Download Application Package” page, enter only the CFDA number.  Do not put anything in the other boxes.
- Register for updates with grants.gov
- Watch the Federal Register or “funds available” page for Technical Corrections or FAQ’s

**Notes:**
Some forms are in “mandatory documents” some are in “optional documents”  BOTH of those are pure-edge.
Other forms are in “instructions download”
All forms you need should be in that package.

## Submitting your application

- When attaching documents use ONLY the formats indicated in the general section
- This year, MS Office 2007 can be used
- This year, submission is compatible with MS Vista and Mac
- Use Explorer or Netscape (apparently Firefox doesn’t work well)

## Submitting your application

- Most PDF forms are only “saveable” if you have Adobe Acrobat Professional.
- If you do not, fill out the form and PRINT IT OUT and FAX IT IN with the FAX COVER SHEET
- Fax number can be found in NOFA.  DO NOT fax to program office!
- I recommend faxing everything that you attach, just in case.

## Submitting your application

- If you choose to attach saved PDF files, please, after you save them, open them back up again to see if what you entered is really saved.
- If you have just the free version of Acrobat READER, you WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SAVE... you will probably just be saving a blank form.

## Submitting your application

- If you zip your attachments, use only WINZIP
- Zip in only “normal” or “maximum” options

## Important Resources

- Funds Available Page – lots of good stuff here
- _[http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/fundsavail.cfm](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/fundsavail.cfm)_
- Or - Go to _[www.hud.gov](http://www.hud.gov/)_ - grants – funds available
- On this page, scroll down to find links to program NOFAs. (check back here for FAQ’s)
- Get the Find/Apply Brochure and Registration Brochure
- Code of Conduct
- FAQ

## Webcasts

- In the yellow “Helpful Tools” box on the “funds available” page
- Click on “Broadcasts Training Materials” to get the powerpoints from the webcasts.  From there, go to “2008 webcast schedule” or “2008 Archived Broadcasts” to view the TA webcasts.
- View these webcasts as well as the Program Section
- General Section
- Logic Model
- Registering/Applying through grants.gov

## General Section

- Published in the Federal Register
- 	March 19, 2008
- THERE’S IMPORTANT STUFF IN HERE!!  READ IT!!

**Notes:**
Lots of hints on electronic submissions, problems, etc.
This is part of the application rules!

## First Time Registration Process

**1.  Obtain Data Universal Number System (DUNS) Number.**
**2.  Register with the Central Contractor Registration (CCR)**
**Register with the Credential Provider**
**Authorized Organization Representative (AOR) must register with Grants.gov**
**E-Business Point of Contact authorizes the AOR to submit grant application.**
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## Renewal/Update Registration Process for CCR POCs

- You must renew your CCR Registration annually
- At _[www.ccr.gov](http://www.ccr.gov/)__ click on Update or Renew Registrations Using TPIN_
- Enter your DUNS Number and TPIN and click submit
- If there are any changes, make the changes and click submit.
- If you don’t know the TPIN, you can ask for the TPIN number.  It will be emailed to CCR POC

## Registration Process

**If you aren’t already registered, BEGIN YOUR REGISTRATION PROCESS IMMEDIATELY!**
**If your Authorized Representative has left, follow registration steps 3-5 to have a new one registered and authorized to submit the application.**
**Incomplete registration was the most common error and resulted in applicants not receiving funding.**
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## Registration Process

- If you changed your eBusiness Point of Contact, in the CCR Registration, make sure that the new eBusiness Point of Contact has also granted permission to the person submitting the application to be the Authorized Organizational Representative (AOR)

## Application Submission

**Instructions on how to submit an electronic application to HUD on the web site **_[www.grants.gov/Apply](http://www.grants.gov/Apply)__._
**A full set of instructions on how to complete a grant application is at: **
- _[www.grant.gov/CompleteApplication](http://www.grant.gov/CompleteApplication)__ _
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## Electronic Application Submission

**Upon successful submission, applicants will receive an e-mail notification confirming receipt and indicating that the application is being validated.  **
**The validation process will be completed in approximately 24 to 48 hours.**
**You will then get a validation email.  It is only at this point that you can breathe.**
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## Electronic Application Submission

**If the application does not pass the validation check, it will be rejected and the applicant notified of the reason for the rejected application.**
**DO NOT ASSUME that the  application has been successfully submitted until you receive the validation notice.**
**If a rejection notice is received, you must correct the error and resubmit.**
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**Notes:**
Validation does not mean that we’ve checked your application and all is in order.  What it means is that your application has passed the HUD firewalls, does not have viruses, that you have registered correctly, provided a valid DUNS #, etc.  

The rejection notice should provide you with some information on why you were rejected and what you need to do to fix it.   

## Application Hint

- If there is a problem with your application submission, an email will be sent to the person designated in your REGISTRATION, not in your APPLICATION because we will not have been able to read your application yet.
- Make sure that the person designated in your REGISTRATION is checking his/her email in anticipation of a validation email.

## Hint

**Make sure that someone will be available to cure deficiencies, both at time of application submission and during the competition processing time! **
**This could be several months after submission... if the point of contact for the application goes on vacation, designate someone to cover for them.**

## Electronic Application Submission

**SAVE every email correspondence, email validation, the log number/call number every time you call the help desk, etc.  These may become crucial if there is a problem.**
**SAVE all fax transmission sheets that your fax machine produces.**

## Electronic Application Help

**Help with Grants.gov process, please call **
**1-800-518-GRANTS or send an email to support@grants.gov**
**Please do not call the Program office with Grants.gov questions**

## Application Info

**Check **_[http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/fundsavail.cfm](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/fundsavail.cfm)__ for updates, FAQs, Tips, Guidance, etc._
**This is the “Funds Available” page**
**HUD.gov – Grants – Funds Available – then go to your program page**

## REQUEST

**PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE NOFA SEVERAL TIMES AND READ THE GENERAL SECTION.**
**WATCH THE LOGIC MODEL AND GRANTS.GOV WEBCASTS**

## How to Find Me

- Anice Schervish
- _[Anice.m.schervish@hud.gov](mailto:Anice.m.schervish@hud.gov)_ OR _[anice@hud.gov](mailto:anice@hud.gov)_
- 202-402-2341
- leave a message with your question
- I work late
- You can call Ron Ashford (my boss)              202-402-4258 but he will forward your call to me!

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