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HUD programs

HUD funds nonprofits, public housing agencies and local governments through many programs, including Continuum of Care, Emergency Solutions Grants, HOME, Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS, Community Development Block Grant funds passed through cities and counties, and public housing and voucher programs. Each program has its own rules on top of the Uniform Guidance.

HUD announces program changes through notices. The Office of Community Planning and Development issues them for programs such as Continuum of Care, ESG, HOME and CDBG, and the Office of Public and Indian Housing issues them for housing authorities. Both are listed on HUDCLIPS. Match is a common finance question: Continuum of Care grants require a 25 percent match on everything except leasing (24 CFR 578.73), and ESG recipients must match their grant dollar for dollar (24 CFR 576.201).

This page collects every item from The Drawdown about HUD, newest first, with a link to the source.

Week of November 16, 2026

New funding
Resident Opportunity and Self-Sufficiency Service Coordinator (ROSS-SC) Program: Fiscal Year 2026
HUD · Closes Jan 5, 2027 · ALN 14.870

For your finance office: HUD expects about 143 awards of $272,250 to $816,750 to pay service coordinators who link public and Indian housing residents to education, job training and health services. Housing authorities, tribes, resident associations and nonprofits can apply. A match is required, so confirm where it comes from before you commit. Due Jan 5, 2027.

This is general information, not legal or audit advice. Check the source document before you act on it.

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