The purpose of the Coordinated Entry Committee is to facilitate the design and implementation process of the coordinated entry system for the Maine Continuum of Care (MCoC). Per HUD’s Continuum of Care (CoC) Program interim rule, each CoC is required to implement a coordinated entry system that covers the geographic area of their CoC.
The primary purpose of the HMIS Data Committee is to ensure that the HMIS is managed in accordance with MCoC policies, procedures, and goals as well as developing and enforcing community level data quality plan and standards.
HVAC coordinates homeless services amongst homeless providers for Veterans in the state of Maine with the goal of creating and implementing a system that ends Veteran homelessness.
The Homeless Youth Provider Group works to ensure that there is a system of services in place for youth who are identified as experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness that follows best practices and meets federal and state standards of care. The Committee works to:
As a subcommittee of the Maine Continuum of Care, collectively identify gaps, needs and changes within the system and collaboratively work on statewide initiatives toward change.
Create connection and relationship among providers of homeless youth services throughout the state of Maine, while centering youth voice and choice.
Ensure shared language, vision, and advocacy across sectors and providers as we collectively work toward ending youth homelessness in Maine.
The purpose of the Monitoring Committee is to Monitor CoC and ESG funded projects for compliance and system performance.
To organize and prepare information for the annual Continuum of Care Program Application for Funding, including reviewing all data, developing narratives, and recommending the final product for approval by MCOC prior to final submission.
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This Policy Committee is a Joint Standing Committee of the Maine Continuum of Care (“MCoC”) and Maine’s Statewide Homeless Council (“SHC”), formally known as the Maine Homeless Policy Committee. The Committee is an action-oriented group that collects, organizes, and shares information regarding numerous, ongoing policy initiatives. The Policy Committee advocates on the local, state, and federal levels for resources and funding for homeless services necessary to fulfill the mission, goals, and objectives of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”) Continuum of Care (“CoC”) Program and the MCoC.
The Resource Committee engages the community and the Maine Continuum of Care (MCoC) to collect, organize, and share information on homelessness in the state of Maine.