Resource Library
Practical tools, shared information, and materials CoC leaders can own and maintain together.
Resources CoC leaders can own and maintain
CoC leaders want resources that belong to the field and stay available over time: practical tools, shared information, and materials CoCs can maintain together.
We’ve gotten accustomed to having good resources on HUD Exchange and saw how easily that was washed. Having ownership over our own data and resources, the power behind that is huge.
The library is built with members. The work plan — including which shared resources come first — gets set by the membership, with the coming year's priorities decided at the Annual National Convening on December 8 in San Diego, California.
Keeping knowledge in the field
When experienced leaders leave, CoCs can lose history and practical knowledge with them. Part of the library's purpose is preserving what the field has learned and making it easier for the next person to pick up the work.
From the field
Resources shared by member CoC leaders, available to everyone doing this work.
- Arizona Statewide Emergency Transfer Plan (PDF) — policy example shared by the Maricopa Regional CoC (AZ-502)
HUD and federal references
Share a resource
Have a template or tool your CoC uses successfully? Contribute to the national library.