Standards and Monitoring

CoC Program Standards

In February 2020, the CoC’s System Performance, Data and Research Line of Work will bring a recommendation to update the Program Model Chart to the CoC Board of Director for review and approval. The Program Model Chart workgroup has developed an update to the Programs Model Chart and Overview of Changes for community review and feedback. Both documents are available on the All Chicago website. The Program Model updates cover these three models:

  • Shelter
  • Youth Rapid Re-housing 
  • Joint Component Transitional Housing – Permanent Housing Rapid Re-housing

Community members are encouraged to read all documents and provide feedback at one of the sessions below or through the Program Model Chart Feedback form by Friday, February 14, 2020. Should you have any questions, please contact Karen Kowal.

  • Service Providers Commission
    Tuesday, February 4th at the Michael Barlow Center

  • System Performance and Evaluation Committee
    Friday, February 7th at All Chicago

  • HUD Quarterly Meeting for CoC Funded Partners
    Wednesday, February 12th at All Chicago

Documents for review

Approved Standards and Documents

CoC Program Monitoring

The goals of Chicago Continuum of Care Program Monitoring are to:

  • Proactively assist projects with efforts to comply with Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) regulations.  Although CoC program monitoring does not exhaustively address all HUD program requirements, this process addresses areas that HUD prioritizes.
  • Provide guidance and technical assistance opportunities to CoC-funded projects.
  • Help resolve performance concerns related to policies, procedures, and outcomes.
  • Ensure there is consistency in how agencies and projects implement their CoC-funded programs.

A three-tiered monitoring process was piloted in 2018, which is continuing in 2019. All Chicago uses the selection process outlined in the CoC Program Monitoring Process Policy to determine which agencies and projects to monitor. Additionally, All Chicago provides an opportunity for agencies to self-identify interest in receiving a monitoring visit. If your agency would like to have its HUD CoC-funded project considered for monitoring, please complete the monitoring self-selection form to request monitoring and technical assistance. All Chicago will determine whether those interested will be selected based upon staff capacity. 

If you have any questions about CoC Program Monitoring, please contact Jennifer Fabbrini at jfabbrini@allchicago.org. 

 

2019 CoC Program Monitoring Policies and Tools

The following documents are in PDF format. Selected agencies will receive SurveyGizmo submissions links via email.

 

2018 CoC Program Monitoring Policies and Tools

Technical Assistance (TA) Resources

The following technical assistance resources have been developed by All Chicago for agencies receiving CoC Program Monitoring. All Chicago will continue to post new resources here. Agencies that are not selected for monitoring may also find these resources beneficial.

Financial Monitoring

All Chicago will use the following policies and tools for financial monitoring in 2019.

If you have any questions about financial monitoring, please contact Steve Gaydos at sgaydos@allchicago.org. 

 

2019 CoC Financial Monitoring Policies and Tools

 

2018 CoC Financial Monitoring Policies and Tools