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The Office of Community Development administers federal grants to community-based organizations to assess, develop, and implement programs to address priority needs of the Consolidated Plan. Only organizations that have filled out the Registry of Neighborhood Organizations application and been certified are eligible to receive funding.
The Registry ensures that all applicants meet minimum eligibility requirements to receive federal and state grants through OCD.
The Registry of Community Organizations Application requests basic information, including:
Completed applications with required attachments must be submitted in PDF format to dmpearson@nola.gov and akrochon@nola.gov. For additional questions, please contact a member of the Planning Staff at (504)658-4200.
Once organizations are certified on the Registry of Community Organizations, they are eligible to apply for funding when the Office of Community Development issues a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA). At this time, there are no calls for funding open.
Organizations applying directly for U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) NOFA grants may be required to provide Certification of Consistency with the Consolidated Plan HUD-2995 Form. To complete this application, organizations must:
Completed information with required attachments must be submitted in PDF format. HUD-2995 Form for Certification of Consistency with the Consolidated Plan must be sent in a word document for signature to dmpearson@nola.gov. For additional questions, please contact Donna Jones-Pearson at (504) 658-4347
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