CoC Competition Information

FY26 Continuum of Care Funding Competition

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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released the FY26 CoC Competition Notice of Funding Opportunity (CoC NOFO) on June 1 of 2026, officially launching this year's CoC funding competition. Agencies interested in applying for CoC funding should review the material below. This page will be updated throughout the competition with new information, so please check back regularly.

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You can access a copy of the CoC NOFO on the grants.gov website here: https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/361999.

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FY26 CoC NOFO Community Info Session

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NMCEH is hosting a meeting on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, from 2-3:30pm to present information about the FY26 CoC NOFO. Current CoC recipient agencies should plan to attend, and this meeting is also open to all other interested community members.

 

Please register in advance to attend: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/pm-MQEA0Rayh90_tVUDLQg

 

This will be the first of several community meetings to discuss the NOFO and how the New Mexico Continuums of Care will respond to it. Please understand that the FY26 CoC NOFO is introducing significant changes to both the application process and how projects must operate. NMCEH is committed to working with our community partners to ensure the New Mexico Continuums of Care are able to submit the strongest applications possible.

 

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Continuum of Care Program Resources

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• Continuum of Care Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)​

  • These are the federal standards that all CoC-funded projects must adhere to​.

• Continuum of Care Virtual Binders

  • HUD resource summarizing the information found in the CFR. This resource includes information on the types of services and projects that may be funded under the CoC Program and the policies, procedures, and systems recipients of CoC funding must have in place.​

• Written Standards

  • The Written Standards are the local standards for administering CoC funds. CoC-funded projects must comply with both the federal regulations (CFR) and the local regulations (Written Standards) and will be periodically monitored (by NMCEH and HUD) to ensure compliance. You can find the most recent written standards available here.

• HUD's competition mailing list

  • Sign up to receive CoC competition related updates from HUD.​

• NMCEH Listserv

  • Sign up to receive updates from NMCEH about the CoC Competition and other topics​.

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