Continuum of Care Documents
CoC Membership
Participation in the NoCO CoC is open to any individual or organization that is dedicated to addressing homelessness in the region and wants to be involved in supporting the work of the NoCO CoC. There are three membership classifications: (1) Partner Members, (2) Individual Members and (3) Non-Members (i.e., interested parties).
NoCO CoC Partner and Individual memberships are reserved for organizations and individuals aligned with the mission, vision and evidence-based best practices upheld by the NoCO CoC. Organizations and individuals may become formal Partner Members or Individual Members at any time and will be asked to renew membership on an annual basis. Non-Members (i.e., interested parties) are those individuals and agencies wanting to be informed of the work of the NoCO CoC, but have not signed a CoC Membership Agreement. All individuals and agencies requesting to be on the NoCO CoC email list comprise the Non-Member group. Anyone who falls under one of the three membership classifications is welcome to attend CoC Membership Meetings.
CoC Membership Meetings
Northern Colorado Continuum of Care CoC Membership Meetings are held virtually four times per year. These meetings will occur on the fourth Thursday of the month they are scheduled from 1:00 to 2:30pm. Registration is required. Below is the schedule for 2025.
- 1/23/2025 @ 1-2:30pm
- 4/24/2025 @ 1-2:30pm
- 8/28/2025 @ 1-2:30pm
- 12/4/2025 @ 1 -2:30pm
Email contact@nocococ.org for more information and to request a meeting invitation. You can view recordings of past NoCO CoC Membership Meetings on YouTube Channel (@nocococ)
Governing Board
The NoCO CoC Governing Board acts on behalf of the General Membership, is responsible for ensuring the NoCO CoC is compliant with all HUD requirements and provides oversight to the CoC process. The board is composed of up to 17 members who serve on a voluntary basis. The NoCO CoC Board composition strives for geographical representation and also highly values diversity of experience and background. Governing Board members are expected to attend monthly board meetings, and serve on at least one CoC committee.
Continuum of Care Committees
CAHPS Steering Committee
Provides strategic oversight to ensure an efficient, effective and equitable Coordinated Assessment Housing Placement System (CAHPS).
Data and Performance Committee
Evaluates homeless system data for data quality, system outcomes, and disparities and makes recommendations for system improvement. Meets monthly.
Project Rating & Ranking Committee
Oversees the Rating and Ranking process for the annual CoC Program competition and evaluation of project outcomes. Meets monthly.
Point in Time Count Committee
Plans and executes the annual Point in Time (PIT) and Housing Inventory Counts (HIC). Meets monthly.
Lived Experience Advisory Council (LEAC)
Advises the NoCO CoC to make system level improvements based on lived experience of homelessness. The LEAC is open people with current or recent experience of homelessness who are able to make at least a six month commitment to meet monthly. Council members are paid for their participation. There is a Larimer County-based Council and a Weld County-based Council.
