Housing for All Memorial Trust Grant Submission Summary June 15, 2018 Grant Proposal Elements H4A is a new, developing collective impact consortium, with a backbone organization providing staff and organizational capacity; a shared work plan; development of shared data, stories, and evaluation metrics; and a goal of continuous communication within and without the consortium. The H4A Work Plan was developed by our member organizations, and includes tasks that parties determined would all boats”, including other organizations within each member’s sector (that aren’t necessarily “raise members of H4A). This grant proposal will address two elements of the Work Plan: Group Coordination and Capacity: This project will support COIC in providing organization” support to the H4A consortium from “backbone January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2022. COIC’s support will entail: Staffing monthly H4A meetings. Development and Administration COIC will continue to provide grant writing and fiscal – administration for H4A. Work Plan COIC will work with the H4A group to continue to develop the work plan, finalize – performance measures, monitor work plan performance, and revise the plan as needed. H4A Consortium Communications COIC will provide a revamped project website, monthly – newsletter, and a blog including a space for anyone in the region to tell their housing stories. COIC will also coordinate press releases, email communications, speaking engagements, etc. Campaign Coordination COIC will help coordinate the Campaign described below (although it – will be delivered in a decentralized fashion via H4A members and their partners). DEI Policy and Toolkit Create a H4A DEI Policy and Toolkit to guide H4A strategic planning, – projects/activities, communications, resource allocation, etc. and promote the adoption of such by member organizations. Regional Housing Campaign: H4A is currently developing a Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) that will map the social and economic impacts of the housing crisis, identify housing market gaps in every Central Oregon community by cohort of need (income, age, and racial/ethnic groups), and identify policy and program best practices to address housing needs for each cohort. The Campaign will translate the technical RHNA into publicly-digestible data and stories intended to support particularly low income (60% AMI or below) housing development and programs in Central Oregon. The campaign will include:
Housing for All Memorial Trust Grant Submission Summary June 15, 2018 Grant Proposal Elements H4A is a new, developing collective impact consortium, with a backbone organization providing staff and organizational capacity; a shared work plan; development of shared data, stories, and evaluation metrics; and a goal of continuous communication within and without the consortium. The H4A Work Plan was developed by our member organizations, and includes tasks that parties determined would “raise all boats”, including other organizations within each member’s sector (that aren’t necessarily members of H4A). This grant proposal will address two elements of the Work Plan: Group Coordination and Capacity: This project will support COIC in providing “backbone organization” support to the H4A consortium from January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2022. COIC’s support will entail: Staffing monthly H4A meetings. Development and Administration – COIC will continue to provide grant writing and fiscal administration for H4A. Work Plan – COIC will work with the H4A group to continue to develop the work plan, finalize performance measures, monitor work plan performance, and revise the plan as needed. H4A Consortium Communications – COIC will provide a revamped project website, monthly newsletter, and a blog including a space for anyone in the region to tell their housing stories. COIC will also coordinate press releases, email communications, speaking engagements, etc. Campaign Coordination – COIC will help coordinate the Campaign described below (although it will be delivered in a decentralized fashion via H4A members and their partners). DEI Policy and Toolkit – Create a H4A DEI Policy and Toolkit to guide H4A strategic planning, projects/activities, communications, resource allocation, etc. and promote the adoption of such by member organizations. Regional Housing Campaign: H4A is currently developing a Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) that will map the social and economic impacts of the housing crisis, identify housing market gaps in every Central Oregon community by cohort of need (income, age, and racial/ethnic groups), and identify policy and program best practices to address housing needs for each cohort. The Campaign will translate the technical RHNA into publicly-digestible data and stories intended to support particularly low income (60% AMI or below) housing development and programs in Central Oregon. The campaign will include:
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