Coordinated Entry (CE) System
The Continuum of Care (CoC) Program interim rule under the HEARTH Act requires that all CoCs implement a Coordinated Entry (CE) system and to do so in collaboration with their local ESG grantees. CE is defined to mean a centralized or coordinated process designed to coordinate program participant intake, assessment, and provision of referrals.
Statewide CE Assessment Tool
CE System Training Recording (57:29) - Training was designed to understand the purpose of integrating clarifying language into the VI-SPDAT, as well as to improve upon the overall assessment process within Coordinated Entry, which impacts the accuracy of the assessment process. CE System Training Presentation and Printable Handouts. If you have questions or comments to share, please email MNCoordinatedSystem@gmail.com
CES Stakeholders Motion May 2018
Coordinated Entry Prioritization Assessment Tool (CEPAT) Work Group eNews Archive
Learn more about the CEPAT Work Group by reading our eNews:
Statewide CE Planning and Implementation
Coordinated Entry Information for Housing Developers, Owners and Property Managers
HUD Coordinated Entry Policy Brief
HUD Coordinated Entry Notice January 2017
Approved Minnesota Statewide CE Policy and Procedures
Toolkits
Affirmative Marketing Strategy
Prioritization and Referral Framework
Scattered Site or Voucher Program Housing Referral
Site Based Programs - Housing Referral
MOU COC and Provider Agency Template
MOU COC and Subcontractor for CES Coordination Template - coming soon