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Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser . FY 2015 CoC Program Competition - e-snaps Technical Difficulties Resolved The technical issue reported yesterday, October 15, 2015, has been resolved and e-snaps is operating normally. HUD appreciates your patience as we worked to resolve this issue with our partners.               

NVTAC Webinar – Marketing Your HVRP Thursday, Oct. 22, 2015 at 2:00 pm EDT The National Veterans Technical Assistance Center (NVTAC) is hosting the webinar “Marketing Your HVRP” on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 2:00 pm EDT . This webinar will explore a range of activities that help meet the needs of homeless job seeking veterans in the community. For HVRP grantees, marketing includes program promotion; outreach to veterans, employers, and service providers in your community; conducting orientation workshops; and awareness activities. We will review some HVRP grantee efforts to use the web, Facebook, and brochures; explore the challenges of marketing HVRP; share marketing tools; and highlight how social media can support the HVRP mission. This webinar will feature consultant and marketing expert Karin Meadows as well as John Rio and Joe Manney from NVTAC. ...

From: SSVF Sent: Friday, October 16, 2015 3:29 PM Subject: SSVF Program Update October 16, 2015 Importance: High Topics 1.      Priority 1 Awards (Nonrenewable) Quarterly Performance Reports: Due to SSVF October 20, 2015 2.      SQUARES (Status Query and Response Exchange System) 3.    FY 2016 VA Data Guide Priority 1 Awards (Nonrenewable) Quarterly Performance Reports: Due to SSVF October 20, 2015 The SSVF Program Office continues to implement the grants management tool for processing grantee reports and requirements.  For the upcoming deadline of October 20, 2015, quarterly performance reports will be submitted using the online system.  Grantees with Priority 1 funding have received email notification describing how to submit the quarterly performance report templates.  This means that QPR files do not need to go to the SSVF Regional Coordinator. Please note that most primary points of contact are associated wit...