Finger Lakes Housing Consortium (FLHC)

The Finger Lakes Housing Consortium (FLHC) is a regional forum that brings together stakeholders from across the CoC NY-513 geographic area to collaborate, share information, and support the implementation of CoC goals.

The FLHC supports the CoC by:

Creating a space for multi-county collaboration
Promoting cross-county communication and alignment
Elevating local issues and solutions to the regional level
Encouraging shared problem-solving and resource coordination

Join FLHC

County-Level Housing Consortium

Each of the four counties within the CoC NY-513 region maintains its own housing consortium to address local issues, coordinate efforts, and report to the Finger Lakes Housing Consortium (FLHC). These county-specific groups meet regularly to:

Identify local gaps and challenges
Share updates from providers and systems
Coordinate localized initiatives
Elevate county-level issues to the regional level

Join a County Consortium:

Ontario County Housing Consortium – ptowsley@pathstone.org
Wayne County Housing Consortium – donna.johnson@waynecap.org
Seneca County Housing Consortium – melissa@senecahousing.org
Yates County Housing Consortium – pvazquez@keukahousingcouncil.org

Finger Lakes Housing Consortium Meeting Calendar

Letter of Support Policy

FLHC Letter of Support Policy

Housing Resources

Wayne County Housing List

Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) (English)

Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) Flyer

CoC Documents

CoC Governance Charter

HMIS Policy and Procedure Manual

CoC Written Standards

Project Monitoring Tool

Coordinated Assessment Tool – VI-SPDAT Families

Coordinated Assessment Tool – VI-SPDAT Individuals

CoC Funding Documents - FY2025

HUD has formally withdrawn the FY2025 Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). HUD has stated that the withdrawal will allow for revisions and that a modified NOFO will be reissued.

View the HUD Notice of Funding Opportunity:
Continuum of Care Program | HUD.gov / U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

In addition, HUD submitted a filing in federal court confirming the withdrawal of the NOFO in connection with ongoing legal proceedings.

View the Court Document:
gov.uscourts.rid.60977.39.0.pdf

Therefore, the local competition process is temporarily on hold until HUD releases updated instructions and timelines. HUD has indicated that a revised NOFO will be issued; however, no timeline has been announced. Further updates will be shared once HUD releases additional guidance. Until that time, the most recent documents remain listed below.

2025 Local Application RFP

2025 Project Application Timeline

2025 Appeals Process

2025 Re-allocation Policy

2025 Renewal Project Application

2025 Renewal Application Scoring Rubric

2025 New Project Application

2025 New Project Scoring Rubric

2025 Budget Workbook