The City of Irving is seeking organizations that can demonstrate the capability to administer shelter operations and maintenance programming, through the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG), to aid homeless Irving residents.
Donor Name: City of Irving
State: Texas
City: Irving
Type of Grant: Grant
Deadline: 04/01/2022
Details:
Purpose of the ESG Program
The purpose of the ESG Program is to identify sheltered and unsheltered homeless people, and to provide the services necessary to help these Irving residents quickly regain housing stability.
The ESG Program is focused on housing for homeless households. It will provide temporary financial assistance and housing relocation and stabilization services to individuals and families who are homeless or would be homeless but for this assistance. Funds will also be utilized to support homeless shelter and transitional housing operations and maintenance.
Overview of City of Irving ESG Program Activities
HUD allows for ESG funds to be used within six categories of eligible activities:
- Street Outreach
- Emergency Shelter (includes essential services, renovation and/or conversion, operations & maintenance)
- Rapid Re‐Housing Homelessness Prevention
- HMIS
- Administration
Eligible Organizations
- Non‐profit organizations that deliver services to homeless clients in an emergency shelter within the City of Irving may apply for ESG funding through the City of Irving’s Planning and Community Development department. All non‐profit organizations must have an IRS‐granted nonprofit status at the time of application to receive funding through the City of Irving. For the purposes of this guidebook the terms “organization” and “agency” are interchangeable.
For more information, visit Emergency Solutions Grant funds.