Continuum of Care
The vision of the Wake County Continuum of Care is to ensure that homelessness is rare, brief, and one-time. We will achieve this vision through our shared values and actions.
2025 Governance Board Application Open!
Applications Due: October 25, 2024
The Wake CoC Governance Board is calling for applications. Please review the NC 507 Governance Charter prior to applying.
Click here to apply for the 2025 Governance Board
Click here to read the Governance Charter.
Please send all questions to governance@wakenc507.org
Coordinated Access Site Flyer:
As of August 1st, the Access Hub Coordinated Entry phone line is no longer in operation. Please see the attached flyer for more information on where people should be directed for Coordinated Entry Intakes in Wake County during this transition period.
Download the flyer
Please distribute widely.
LEAD AGENCY
The Lead Agency is designated to carry out the activities of the CoC, including fiscal and compliance activities. Regular admin tasks include management of the annual HUD application, coordination of other funding opportunities, project/system monitoring, meeting management, and other duties as needed. The current Lead Agency is Haven House Services.
COLLABORATIVE APPLICANT
The Collaborative Applicant is designated by the CoC Board to be the entity that submits the collaborative funding application to HUD for homeless assistance programs. The current Collaborative Applicant is Haven House Services.
HMIS ADMINISTRATION
Wake County has a Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) to record, track, and report results of individual agency accomplishments, as well as measure how the entire community is performing. This system is managed by Bitfocus. The current HMIS Lead is Urban Ministries of Wake County.
Coordinated Access System
The Coordinated Access System (CAS) Lead, is committed to creating and promoting a system that is fair and equitable for everyone entering the homeless response system. The CAS will rapidly identify, assess, prioritize, refer, and connect them to housing and services for which they qualify based on their needs. The current CAS Lead is Oak City Cares.