Greater Kansas City Coalition to End Homelessness

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GKCCEH is both a nonprofit agency and the HUD-designated Continuum of Care lead for the Kansas City metro — coordinating funding, data, and partnerships to make homelessness rare, brief, and nonrecurring.

GKCCEH is both a nonprofit agency and the HUD-designated Continuum of Care lead for the Kansas City metro — coordinating funding, data, and partnerships to make homelessness rare, brief, and nonrecurring.

We Believe Homelessness is a Solvable Problem

We Believe Homelessness is a Solvable Problem

We Believe Homelessness is a Solvable Problem

The Greater Kansas City Coalition to End Homelessness (GKCCEH) leads a network of partners and service providers to address homelessness across the metro area.

As the HUD Continuum of Care, we fund and coordinate programs, track progress with data, and advocate for long-term solutions.

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Solvable Stats

Every night, hundreds of individuals and families in our community sleep without a permanent place to call home. Behind every number is a person—a neighbor—who needs support, stability, and hope.

2181

People are homeless on any given night In Kansas City

876

of those people are living unsheltered every single night

A Coordinated Response to a Complex Issue

A Coordinated Response to a Complex Issue

A Coordinated Response to a Complex Issue

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From managing data systems to supporting front-line nonprofits, we work to ensure that everyone experiencing homelessness has access to the housing and services they need.

Need Help?

If you're experiencing homelessness, you are not alone.

GKCCEH connects individuals and families to shelter, housing, and support. Use our resource finder to locate help near you.

Accountability Through Data

Accountability Through Data

Accountability Through Data

We use data to drive decisions and track progress across the region. View reports, dashboards, and trends in our work to end homelessness.

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Stay Connected

Be the first to know how Kansas City is coming together to end homelessness.

Get updates on local progress, new funding opportunities, training events, and ways you can help—delivered straight to your inbox.

We send 1–2 emails per month. No spam. Just solutions.

Stay Connected

Be the first to know how Kansas City is coming together to end homelessness.

Get updates on local progress, new funding opportunities, training events, and ways you can help—delivered straight to your inbox.

We send 1–2 emails per month. No spam. Just solutions.

Stay Connected

Be the first to know how Kansas City is coming together to end homelessness.

Get updates on local progress, new funding opportunities, training events, and ways you can help—delivered straight to your inbox.

We send 1–2 emails per month. No spam. Just solutions.

Important Update Regarding the FY 2026 CoC NOFO

On August 7, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island set aside HUD’s FY 2026 CoC NOFO in its entirety, finding that HUD did not complete the required public notice-and-comment process before implementing certain changes. This ruling does not eliminate FY 2026 CoC funding, and we are currently awaiting HUD’s final guidance on next steps. The Court also did not permanently prevent HUD from pursuing similar policy changes in the future if the required process is followed. Until HUD announces its final course of action, the MO-604 local application timeline remains in effect. Applicants should continue preparing and submitting materials according to the current local deadlines so our community is positioned to respond quickly once additional guidance is issued. GKCCEH will continue monitoring developments and will share any changes to the local competition, deadlines, or application requirements as soon as more information becomes available. Thank you for your continued partnership. – GKCCEH MO-604 Continuum of Care