Who Qualifies for Housing Stability Tech Grants in Tennessee
GrantID: 75917
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
Summary
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Grant Overview
Tennessee’s Continuum of Care networks record 14,800 individuals experiencing literal homelessness in the 2023 point-in-time count, yet HMIS data fields for housing-stability trajectories remain incomplete in 31% of adult records. Memphis and Nashville metro counties account for 58% of these entries while 23 rural counties report zero dedicated HMIS users.
Housing agencies in East Tennessee lack staff time to validate address histories against eviction court filings maintained by 95 separate county clerks. This gap produces eligibility determinations for rapid-rehousing funds that differ by more than 20% between urban and rural agencies.
The technology support grant supplies high-performance nodes for entity-resolution models that link HMIS identifiers to court, utility, and Medicaid address records. Cloud allocations cover secure multi-party computation environments compliant with Tennessee Department of Human Services data-sharing statutes.
Letters of support are issued only when the proposal includes a memorandum with the Tennessee Housing Development Agency confirming that model outputs will populate the state’s Homeless Management Information System within 90 days of project completion.
Unlike Kentucky or Alabama programs that permit aggregate reporting, Tennessee statutes require individual-level audit trails; therefore proposals must specify cryptographic logging that satisfies state records-retention schedules.
Who Should Apply in Tennessee
Public universities with social-work informatics programs and current data-use agreements with at least one Tennessee Continuum of Care are eligible. Private research organizations must partner with a Tennessee public university.
Application Requirements in Tennessee
Materials include a 14-page narrative, THDA endorsement, and security addendum describing role-based access for HMIS integration. Budgets must separate compute from storage and limit indirect rates to 13%.
Fit Assessment for Tennessee Context
Applications that produce nightly delta files formatted for direct HMIS import receive priority. Projects limited to one-time static reports without ongoing integration are returned without review.
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