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.

Provides subsidized rental assistance, first time home buyers incentive programs, fair housing opportunities and facilitates the housing discrimination complaint process. Provides home ownership assistance for low-moderate income families, offers senior housing information and aid with reverse mortgages, nursing home and hospital assistance, counseling for home buyers, homeowners and tenants, home rehabilitation funds and block grants to communities for economic development and job creation, lead based paint abatement, and Indian housing information.

Provides HUD approved educational programs, grants for modest income individuals and families to purchase their first home. Assistance may also be available to income qualified homeowners to make home repairs. Operates 52 rental units for modest income families. Also provides outreach, including foreclosure counseling.

Offers various grants and loans to help homeowners ensure safe housing. Improvements may include waste and water systems, roof, siding, code upgrades, windows and doors, structural components, and heating upgrades.

Offers economic development loans for commercial development/maintenance, housing rehabilitation loans for rental properties, and loans to help with water and sewer issues. Helps to identify other funding sources to help build the local business economy, including providing demographic and statistical data, identifying commercial sites and buildings, coordinating reviews and help with understanding and complying with local zoning and code laws.

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 home improvement loans for the elderly and low income homeowners residing in Babylon Town.

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 houses for homeless families of Suffolk County with two or more children and helps them to become self-sufficient. Rehabilitates and builds houses for these families, and provides support services in areas of home management, nutrition, goal setting, budgeting, and parenting through a social worker.

Provides home safety assessments and rehabilitation housing loans to seniors and low income homeowners to make repairs or updates to those areas which are deemed a safely or health hazard.

Uses income-qualifying standards set by the federal government for the Rent Subsidy Program and the Home Improvement Program.

Application/Program currently closed, it was advised to call or visit the website for updates on additional funds. The Long Island Housing Partnership will provide deferred forgivable loans to qualified single family homeowners. The property being repaired must be located in Nassau or Suffolk Counties and must be owner occupied. The purpose of the forgivable loan is to improve housing conditions and correct code violations to make the housing units safe, sound and sanitary. This program is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Works to increase economic opportunity and improve the quality of life for rural residents by offering single family homeownership loans, home repair loans and grants, multi-family housing, community facilities loans, business and industry guaranteed loans, water and sewer loans, renewable energy loans and grants, and value-added programs. This program also offers a designed to help broaden access to COVID-19 testing and vaccines, rural health care services, and food assistance through food banks and food distribution facilities.

Provides deferred, no interest loans to qualified homeowners for home improvements.

Provides assistance with the cost of home repairs to improve energy efficiency and safety for low or fixed income seniors who are homeowners.

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 and supports moderate rehabilitation of single family housing that is occupied by low and very low income homeowners. Rehabilitation is undertaken to assure decent and safe housing by eliminating building code violations, removing health and safety hazards, bringing housing into compliance with HUD's Housing Quality Standards HQS, abating lead based paint conditions and adapting homes for handicapped accessibility. For eligible homeowners, RUPCO assists with initial work assessment, description, and a budget for work to be performed as well as supervision of construction. Improvements to make homes handicapped accessible also available. Financial assistance with deferred or low interest loans may also be available. Coordination with other housing programs such as Weatherization and HEAP, and County agencies including the Ulster County Department of Social Services and the Ulster County Health Department is provided as needed.

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.

Works to preserve and enhance the housing stock for eligible residents residing in the 12 rural towns and 5 rural villages of Niagara County (excluding the cities of Niagara Falls, Lockport, and North Tonawanda). Offers home repair grants for home improvements such as roofs, septic systems, foundation wall, and other repairs to the home.

Offers several programs to assist with housing needs. Emergency Assistance Program: Intended to address emergency situations such as utility service interruption (plumbing, heating, electrical) and the repair of specific house systems that are in poor or dangerous condition (roof, chimney). Conditions noted with each request for emergency assistance will be verified by a representative of the Office of Strategic Planning. Property must be well maintained and structurally sound. 50/50 Program: Offers a conditional grant for low-income first-time home buyers who are purchasing an existing one or two bedroom home in need of rehabilitation in the City of Buffalo. Grant is to assist in the rehabilitation of the home being purchased, amounting to one half of the rehabilitation cost up to a maximum of $25,000. City funds are used to match private financing for renovations to bring the property into compliance with local standards and lead-based paint hazard reduction requirements. Weatherization Program: Offers funds, up to $5,000 per structure, to assist homeowners in the City of Buffalo to make their homes more energy efficient and protected from the elements. Eligible expenses through this program include weather-stripping and caulking of doors and windows; cleaning, testing, and repairs of heating systems; adding insulation to walls and ceilings; and minor repairs as needed. Program is available city-wide to income-eligible owner occupants who meet program application guidelines. Down Payment & Closing Cost Assistance Program: Provides financial assistance to low and moderate income first-time homebuyers for closing costs related to the purchase of their first home. Funds are provided as an interest-free conditional grant/loan with a five-year term that is secured by a second mortgage on the property. Home Repair Program (currently unavailable until further notice): Offers housing repairs such as replacing windows, doors, furnaces, and hot water tanks. Program is available to income-eligible owner occupants who meet program application guidelines. Targets 20 owner-occupied homes for critical home repairs in the 14214, 14215, and 14216 zip codes of the City of Buffalo.

Services include housing rehabilitation assistance/housing rehabilitation referrals, First Time Homebuyer Down Payment, and Closing Cost Assistance.

Offers rehabilitation of existing single family owner-occupied homes in the City of Oswego. Grants are provided to families of low and moderate income.

single family mortgages for new or existing homes for very low to moderate income households in rural areas home repair loans and grants for very low-income applicants unable to obtain credit from traditional lending facilities; mobile home owners must own the land on which the home sits to improve or modernize a home, make it safer or more sanitary, remove health and safety hazard community loans and grants for water and sewer, fire halls, fire trucks/ambulances; day care centers, community-based centers, town halls, libraries rural business enterprise grants housing preservation grants elderly and family housing complexes for low-income residents business and industrial loans

Offers grants to low to moderate income owner-occupied households across Broome and Chenango Counties in correcting serious threats to health and safety issues to homeowners.

Small Repair Program: up to 35 hours per household per year of health and safety-related maintenance and small repair services to low-income elderly (60+), disabled people, and single heads of household with dependents, all eligible clients must own the home they live in. who own the home they live in. INHS pays for labor, and in many cases also pays for materials. Low-income elderly receive priority. Veterans with service-related disabilities are also eligible at higher income levels.Home Rehabilitation: Access to Home Rehabilitation: makes home alterations to help low-to-moderate income, disabled and/or frail elderly homeowners avoid institutional care. Modifications can include ramps, handicap accessible kitchens and bathrooms, widened doorways for wheelchairs and stair and platform lifts. Veterans with service-related disabilities are also eligible at higher income levels. Available throughout Tompkins County, including the City of Ithaca. NYS Rehabilitation: forgivable or due on sale loans paying up to the full cost of major housing repair/rehabilitation projects such as new wells, septic systems, roofs, weatherization, electrical and plumbing. Geared to low-income homeowners;