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Thursday, December 6th ~ 2:00 to 3:15 pm EST

Homelessness remains a huge issue in the United States, especially for children and teens living on the streets and in shelters--even in some of this country's wealthiest municipalities.  But, there is funding available to tackle this crisis (both now and in the year ahead) and from a wide range of sources. The key, as with all grantseeking, is having the crucial insights that can give you the edge.

Join us for this audioconference designed to help nonprofits and local agencies throughout the country learn the latest about the many federal, foundation and private funding resources for organizations helping homeless children and youth.

At the federal level, grantseekers often think the only funding for helping homeless children is HUD's huge Continuum of Care program. While the $2 billion program is indeed a significant funding source, it isn’t the only one by a long shot. In fact, with the CoC rules and regulations now being reworked and the possibility that future funding for some organizations may be limited--now is an excellent time to explore alternatives, including foundation and corporate funders who provide a wealth of funding for homeless programs.

Here's Just Some of What You'll Learn:

• Understanding--and taking advantage of--new rules and regulations for the revamped federal Continuum of Care funding program.
• How Public Housing Authorities can find "outside-the-box" funding opportunities to help homeless children and youth.
• Tapping funding at other federal agencies, including Health & Human Services, Agriculture, Commerce, Education, Homeland Security, Justice and Labor .
• How to get ahead of the 2013 funding curve for federal and private funding opportunities.
• How school districts and education nonprofits can find federal and foundation funding to help homeless students get a better education.
• Pinpointing best practices that can be adapted at the state, regional and local levels.
• Locating private, corporate and foundation funding for crucial needs, including street outreach, literacy, nutrition, oral health, clothing, and housing assistance.

Your Experienced Presenters for This Event

Veteran grant researchers and consultants, Ray Sweeney, editor of Federal and Foundation Assistance Monitor, and Frank Klimko, editor of Children and Youth Funding Report will provide valuable insights, both on where to find funding for homeless programs and how to win it. Both of our speakers have presented a number of  well-received audioconferences on federal and private funding in such areas as education, housing, youth services and healthcare.

Ample time provided for Q&A

We encourage participant questions at our audioconferences, both before, during, and after the event. In fact, whether you attend or purchase the CD, you are invited to contact our presenters for up to 30 days after the event to have any questions addressed.

Whether you're an experienced grants specialist or a beginner, Finding New Funding to Help Homeless Children will provide valuable information your organization can use again and again. For as little as $199, you and your entire staff can gather around one speakerphone and benefit from this information-packed discussion.

BEST DEAL:  Register or order a CD recording and receive 5 months of Federal and Foundation Assistance Monitor for just $50 more. That's just $10 a month for this one-of-a-kind news service!

We limit attendance to ensure we can address all questions during the event.  As such, we encourage you to act promptly to ensure your attendance at this important audio conference.

For more information or to pay by check, please call us toll-free at 1-800-666-6380 or email us at .