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Provides assistance to income-eligible households through housing rehabilitation programs and first-time home buyer programs. Advocates to eliminate housing discrimination due to race, color, sex, religion, familial status, disability, or national origin.

* Offers a variety of home repair programs for the City of Auburn and Cayuga County. Funding affects program availability. RESTORE - Emergency home repair program for senior citizens Access to Home - Home improvement program to address accessibility concerns for homeowners or tenants with a disabled household member NYS HOME - Home repair program to assist homeowners to address code violations and health and safety concerns NYS Affordable Housing Corporation - Home repair program to address code violations and health and safety concerns Auburn CDBG Program - Home repair program to assist homeowners to address code violations and health and safety concerns for the City of Auburn

Volunteers help the elderly, handicap and low income families with major home repairs such as roof repair, heating, hot water heaters and ramp construction.Homeowners OnlyAll Taxes and mortgage payments must be up to date

Offers home repair and modification assistance to homeowners to eliminate health and safety threats.

Offers low interest loans to improve housing conditions and housing energy consumption. Loans can be used for repairs, energy conservation improvements and environmental modifications and/or access for disabled. No cosmetic or other improvements except as noted. A lien is placed on the home for amounts over $3,000.

Offers two programs for low-income senior citizens that includes minor home repairs such as handicap ramps, leaky faucets, caulking, window repair, hand rails, grab bars, weatherization, crime prevention, gutter cleaning, etc. Call for a list of types of repairs provided and to schedule an appointment.

Rehabilitation Program funds owner-occupied home rehabilitation, home repairs, and lead-based paint abatement for low to moderate-income residents of Essex, Washington, and Warren counties. Our project spending caps vary from $25,000-$75,000 per home. The grant funds may only be used to assist household with incomes at or below 80% of the area median income. We encourage families with young children in the home to apply, the elderly, and all low to moderate-income residents of Essex, Warren, and Washington counties. These programs are funded by the New York State Housing Trust Fund Corporation (HTFC).

Provides housing renovation solutions for veterans and active duty military who need safe, medically appropriate, and affordable housing as the journey back to civilian life. All renovations are at no cost to the veteran or family through the generous support of individuals, foundations and corporate contributors.

Provides minor home repairs for Riverhead homeowners 60 years and older. Homeowner only pays for the cost of materials.

Issues licenses to home improvement contractors and handles consumer complaints about work done in Suffolk County in these trades. Resolves home improvement complaints, division investigators advise consumers of their rights as well as offers CE courses. Call for more detailed information.

Sullivan Housing Corporation was established to preserve and improve housing opportunities for low- to moderate-income residents of Sullivan County. The company's activities include: rehabilitation of existing housing, property management, and assistance to households applying for available loans and grant funds. Rural Sullivan also runs a comprehensive housing counseling program which assists persons through home ownership counseling, loan default remediation, and tenant/landlord issues.

Provides grants of up to $40,000 to South End homeowners needing home rehabilitation to correct basic structural defects or repair basic building systems, abate lead, provide energy efficient improvements, and make homes accessible.

Provides home repair grants and loans through New York State and NYSERDA to help increase a home's energy efficiency.

Offers homeowners loans of up to $10,000 at 1% interest, payable over 7 years, to be used for interior and exterior home improvements.

Extensive interior or exterior work, including landscaping, performed to alleviate critical health, life and safety issues or code violations for eligible homeowners in need.

Provides funding to owners of 1-4 family homes to repair damage caused by Huricane Ida in 2021. Available Assistance: Reimbursement for the cost of repairs paid for and completed prior to IHRR application, Grants to repair remaining damage caused by the storm Reimbursement or grant funding for the cost of mitigation measures such as installing flood vents, or elevating electrical systems.

The Residential Repair Program exists for Town of Islip senior residents who are no longer able to perform small repairs in their home. Any materials needed must be supplied by the senior. Labor is supplied by Town of Islip residential repair workers. Although there is no charge for labor, contributions are appreciated and help maintain the program.

Provides a tax-exempt organization dedicated to building basic affordable housing with volunteer labor and donated or purchased materials for deserving, low-to-moderate income Nassau County residents. Produces the newsletter, Habitatler, and has a speakers bureau. NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS: Habitat for Humanity International, Americus, GA 31709-6935.

Provides home improvement services for the handicapped. Also provides services for removal of architectural barriers to the handicapped.

Provides low interest loans for home improvement and modernization for low and moderate income households. Loans for adaptations to accommodate people who are disabled will be considered.NOTE: White Plains, Yonkers, Mt. Vernon and New Rochelle residents are NOT eligible because these municipalities get their own program money, have them call their respective town.

Home Rehabilitation provides grants for home modification to increase accessibility for eligible individuals who are disabled.

Provides grants to assist eligible homeowners to make essential home repairs and to correct basic structural deficiencies that present health and safety hazards to the residents. Improvements may include repairs to major building systems (roof, electrical, heating, plumbing) as well as code items and other necessary repairs. The program does not provide funds for basic remodeling costs. Priority will be given to properties in greatest need of rehabilitation.

Offers emergency home repairs and repairs for owner occupied single family homes in order to help repair or replace water wells and septic systems. Repairs are for the health and safety of residents and structural integrity of the home.

Replaces dilapidated mobile homes with new manufactured homes for those who qualify.

Offers home improvement grants to very low income home owners to bring the home to HQS (Housing Quality Standards). All code issues are addressed.