The Core Group met this afternoon and tried to synthesize the feedback we received on the proposed budget at last Friday’s WMIC meeting.  This next draft is attached below.

We plan to send our final proposed budget to the ICHH tomorrow by noon.   Bob Pulster has scheduled a conference call with the PVPC, the Core Group and Lynne Wallace (Leadership Council Chair) for Wednesday morning to talk through the budget and scope in order to generate a contract.

If you have additional concerns, please indicate them in the comments or by communication with one or more of the Core Group members (Liz Sullivan, DMH; Yasmin Otero, DTA; Peg Keller, City of Northampton; Dave Christopholis, BCAC;  Gerry McCafferty, City of Springfield).  Please note the tight deadline: noon on Tues., Feb. 3.

Based on the comments received on the budget, we have taken out some of the specificity regarding the programs.  We hope this will allow for specifics to be filled in and perhaps vary by vendors as the money is distributed throughout the region.  In addition, we think that more of the specifics may be filled in through vendors’ recommendations for the structure of a mini-RFR or other method for distribution of the funds throughout the region.

The budget proposal includes the following:

Individuals 

REACH services for 23 Tier 4 participants: $243,800; REACH services for 15 Tier 3 participants: $119,750

Families

Prevention & Rapid ReHouse services & funding for 100-200 families: $384,000

REACH Services for 8 Tier 4 families:  $150,000

Western Massachusetts Regional Coordinating Network

 

TOTAL

ICHH GRANT

In-kind Match

Cash match

Source of Match

ADMINISTRATIVE

 

 

 

 

 

Start-up costs (already incurred and paid for)

 

 

 

 

 

     Consultant services to create regional network

 $        25,000

 

 

 $    25,000

One Family, Soldier On, BCAC

     Office space/services for consultant

 $          3,600

 

 $     3,600

 

Holyoke Chamber of Commerce

Staff costs

 

 

 

 

 

     Program Director: 18-month consultant position

 $     132,600

 $       93,980

 

 $    38,620

To be  raised

     Data Analyst: 18-month consultant position

 $     100,533

 $       70,000

 

 $    30,533

To be  raised

     Springfield coordination

 $        21,000

 

 $   21,000

 

City of Springfield

     Three-county CoC coordination

 $        12,000

 

 $     6,000

 $      6,000

In-kind:City of Northampton;            Cash: Community Foundation

     Berkshire CoC coordination

 $        12,000

 

 $   12,000

 

BCAC

Fiscal sponsor (7.5% of grant)

 $        84,364

 $       63,364

 

 $    21,000

One family, HAP, Davis Foundation

Supporting administrative costs

 

 

 

 

 

     CoC data collection, HMIS management & modifications

 $        36,000

 

 $   36,000

 

Berkshire, Springfield & 3-County CoCs

     Website

 $          4,000

 

 

 $      4,000

To be raised

     Consumer outreach & stipend

 $          5,000

 

 

 $      5,000

To be raised

     Office space/services for project staff

 $        13,500

 

 $   13,500

 

To be determined

PROGRAM

 

 

 

 

 

Individuals: Program total :$363,550

 

 

 

 

 

     REACH services for 23 Tier 4 participants:

 $     243,800

 $     243,800

 

 

 

     REACH services for 15 Tier 3 participants:

 $     119,750

 $     119,750

 

 

 

     38 subsidized housing units

 $     285,000

 

 $ 285,000

 

Various housing providers

Families:

 

 

 

 

 

    Prevention & rapid rehouse for 100-200 families

 $     384,000

 $     384,000

 

 

 

    REACH services for 8 Tier 4 families

 $     150,000

 $     150,000

 

 

 

    8 subsidized housing units

 $     120,000

 

 $ 120,000

 

Various housing providers

TOTAL PROGRAM COST

 $  1,752,147

 $  1,124,894

 $ 503,100

 $ 129,199

 

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