Iowa Admin. Code r. 265-42.4 - Eligible activities
Eligible activities may include only the following:
(1)
Street outreach.
Provision of essential services necessary to reach out to unsheltered homeless
people; to connect them with shelter, housing, or critical services; and to
provide urgent, non-facility-based care to unsheltered homeless people who are
unwilling or unable to access shelter, housing, or an appropriate health
facility.
(2)
Shelter. Provision of essential services to homeless families
and individuals in shelters and the operation of shelters.
(3)
Prevention
ofhomelessness. The provision of housing relocation and stabilization
services, short- or medium-term rental assistance, or other financial
assistance as necessary to prevent an individual or family from experiencing
homelessness.
(4)
Rapid
re-housing. The provision of housing relocation and stabilization
services, short- or medium-term rental assistance, or other financial
assistance as necessary to help an individual or family experiencing
homelessness to move as quickly as possible into permanent housing and achieve
stability in that housing.
(5)
Administrative costs. A subrecipient may use a portion of a
grant received for administrative purposes as determined by IFA . IFA reserves
the authority for distribution of administrative funds.
(6)
Homeless Management Information
System (HMIS ) projects. IFA may award grants for HMIS implementation
to support data collection, reporting, and analysis as long as the total amount
of such grants does not exceed 10 percent of the total Emergency Solutions
Grant Program allocation. Eligible costs may include equipment, software,
services, personnel, space, and operations for HMIS activities. IFA may in its
discretion award such a grant, subject to the terms of this subrule, without
regard to the application and review provisions of rules
265-42.6 (16) and
265-42.7 (16). Subrecipients of
grants in support of other eligible activities listed in subrules 42.4(1) to
42.4(4) may also use a portion of such grants to support data collection and
reporting using the HMIS or comparable database.
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