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| 2008 NOFA Homeless Initiatives Award Winners |
| Michigan's Campaign to End Homelessness is entering into year two of its ten-year vision to end homelessness. Michigan continues to stand-out among the nation as the only statewide model designed and committed to ending homelessness. At the core of the Campaign is the creation and implementation of 60 local 10-Year Plans to End Homelessness.
Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) is committed to support those communities who have completed their 10-Year Plans to End Homelessness. With the release of the Campaign to End Homelessness Housing Initiatives NOFA 2008-2009, MSHDA has allocated $12.5 million in MSHDA Reserves and Federal HOME funds available for housing related supports for the following targeted populations:
- Chronic Homelessness
- Domestic Violence
- Homeless Youth
- Homeless Families with Children
- Housing First
An overwhelming amount of applications were received and reviewed. Listed below are the agencies that were funded under respective initiatives. |
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| Chronic Homelessness Initiative |
Region |
Project Agency/Location |
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2 |
The Friendship Shelter, Inc.
Gaylord |
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3 |
West Michigan Therapy, Inc.
Muskegon Heights |
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6 |
Southwest Michigan Community Action Agency
Cassopolis |
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7 |
Avalon Housing, Inc.
Ann Arbor |
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8 |
NSO
Detroit |
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8 |
Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries
Detroit |
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| Domestic Violence Housing Initiative |
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Region |
Project Agency/Location |
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3 |
Mill Pond |
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4 |
Affordable Housing Alliance
Midland |
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6 |
YWCA of Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo |
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| Homeless Youth Housing Initiative |
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Region |
Project Agency/Location |
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3 |
Oceana Home Partnership
Hart |
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6 |
Catholic Family Services
Kalamazoo |
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5 |
Genesee and Lapeer Homes
Caro |
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| Homeless Families with Children Initiative |
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Region |
Project Agency/Location |
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2 |
HomeStretch Nonprofit Housing Corporation
Traverse City |
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3 |
Bethany Housing Ministries
Muskegon |
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4 |
Saginaw Habitat for Humanity
Saginaw |
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5 |
Flint Odyssey House, Inc.
Flint |
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5 |
Human Development Commission
Caro |
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5 |
Blue Water Residential Nonprofit Housing corporation
Marysville |
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6 |
Genesys health System/Health Access |
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6 |
Kalamazoo County Public Housing Commission
Kalamazoo |
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7 |
Avalon Housing, Inc.
Ann Arbor |
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7 |
City of Lansing
Lansing |
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8 |
Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries
Detroit |
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| Housing First Initiative |
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Region |
Project Agency/Location |
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1 |
Gogebic-Ontonagon Community Action Agency
Ironwood |
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1 |
Luthern Social Services
Marquette |
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1 |
Chippewa-Luce-Mackinac Community Action Agency
Sault Ste. Marie |
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2 |
Goodwill Industries of Northern Michigan
Traverse City |
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3 |
West Michigan Therapy, Inc.
Muskegon Heights |
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3 |
NCCS
Fremont |
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5 |
Genesys health System/Health Access |
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6 |
Housing Resource, Inc.
Kalamazoo |
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7 |
Volunteers of America
Lansing |
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7 |
Family Counseling and Children's Services
Lenawee |
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8 |
Monroe County Opportunity Program
Monroe |
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8 |
NSO
Detroit |
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| Regional Breakdown
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Region 1 |
Region 2 |
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Total Awarded: $100,000 |
Total Awarded: $1,350,000 |
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Region 3 |
Region 4 |
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Total Awarded: $2,650,000 |
Total Awarded: $1,500,000 |
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Region 5 |
Region 6 |
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Total Awarded: $1,624,000 |
Total Awarded: $1,966,000 |
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Region 7 |
Region 8 |
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Total Awarded: $1,749,000 |
Total Awarded: $1,561,000 |
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Total Initiative Funding Awarded
$12,500,000
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