Servicing the Florida Keys

Resources

Resources for the homeless

Resources for providers and public

FY 2019 - 2021 Florida DCF Request for Applications

2024 HUD-COC Competition

2023 HUD-COC Competition

2022 HUD-COC Competition

2021 HUD-COC Competition

Download the 2021 Project Listing / Priority Ranking
Download the 2021 COC Planning Application

2019 HUD-COC Competition

Due to Covid-19, there was no competition for 2020.  The projects were automatically renewed by HUD.

Download the 2019 COC Application with Attachments
Download the 2019 Project Listing / Priority Ranking
Download the 2019 COC Planning Application

Monroe County Homeless Services Trifold

Monroe County Homeless Services outside file of the informative trifold brochure - call 305-440-2315 for more info
 Monroe County Homeless Services inside file of the informative trifold brochure - call 305-440-2315 for more info

archived forms & documents

2017 Annual Report & Point in Time

screenshot of the MCHS CoC 2017 NOFA Announcement

2016 ESG Grant Awards

screenshot of 2016 ESG Grant Awards

DCF 2016 TANF Award

DCF 2016 TANF’s
intended grant award to Monroe County
Homeless Services
CoC is $35,000.00 with $1,050.00 of that total,
for administrative cost.

MCHS CoC 2016 NOFA Ranking Sheet

screenshot of MCHS CoC 2016 NOFA Ranking Sheet

EXTERNAL websites

FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR VETS

Sadly, many active duty service members and veterans fail to take full advantage of their benefits.  

HOW TO STOP LIVING OUT OF YOUR CAR

There are steps that can be taken – and resources that can be used – to obtain housing, find independence, and maintain your dignity – and leave your car as simply a source of transportation.

OTHER RESOURCES FOR VETS

Veterans are twice as likely to become homeless as other Americans.
This site provides an index of medical, legal, employment, housing and other resources.

HOMELESSness in america

National Coalition for the Homeless website is for everyone to get educated and get involved.

Credit guide for military members

US laws gives debt, rate relief; cards aimed at service members add extra perks