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Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity's (RMHFH) Critical Home Repair program offers repairs for select localities. Localities served are based on grant funding received. These include critical repairs like roof repairs*, electrical system upgrades, plumbing replacements, window replacements, and accessibility modifications such as ramps, grab bars, and kitchen and bath adjustments. Can help with: Roof repairs/replacement Window replacement of failed windows Exterior door repair/replacement Porch, steps and ramp repair/replace Gutters repair/replace Siding and trim repair/replacement Interior accessibility and life safety repairs

Rehabilitates homes for low to moderate income families within the county of Nelson. Also have an Emergency Home Repair Program for the Elderly and Disabled.

Provides home repairs for the elderly, disabled, and low-income individuals and work with different church groups and Summer Work Camp Groups to provide services to get the much-needed work done that they need.

Provides grants to qualified low income individuals for unexpected, emergency repairs. Program funds may also be used to adapt homes for handicap accessibility.

Provides a government lending arm for housing program and repairs for low and very -income applicants across Virginia Also Rural Developemnt provides funding to very low and low income applicants to purchase or build homes.

JCIL aids in completing applications for home modifications and makes referrals to those community agencies that specialize in home repair services. JCIL participates with Virginia Housing, Inc. Rental Unit Accesibility Modification grant program (RUAM) and Granting Freedom Program for veterans that provide accessibility modifications for persons with disabilites.

Home repair, nuisance code enforcement, and commercial facade loan program.

This program provides low-interest loans for homebuyers, down payment and closing cost assistance, home repair loans, and a Homeownership Education Program. Staff also provide housing counseling which includes budget and credit counseling, mortgage default and foreclosure counseling, Fair Housing counseling, and financial management.

Addresses sub-standard housing conditions in South Boston and the Counties of Charlotte and Halifax. Priority given to low and moderate income homeowners, elderly and handicapped.

Interfaith Rebuilds offers simple home repairs for financial needy home owners in Central Virginia who are elderly or disabled.

Provides funding for accessibility modifications through the Rental Unit Accessibility Modification Program and the Granting Freedom Program through Virginia Housing.

Loans available for purchase of a new septic system or upgrades to an existing septic system: Up to $15,000. Septic Loans are now at 1% interest, 5-10 year loan term, and available in the following states: DE, MD, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL, CT, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT.

Provides direct loans to borrowers who cannot obtain financing elsewhere. They must have good credit and meet reasonable underwriting criteria. Loans are for home ownership opportunities and assistance to low-income households to purchase, construct and repair a home. Loans can be up to 100% loan to value ratios. Qualified individuals may be eligible to receive payment assistance which may reduce their payment from the established note rate of interest.

The Emergency Home Accessibility and Repair program assists individuals with repairs and accessibility modifications that are urgent in nature and health and safety related. Frequently requested repairs involve water heaters, heating systems, electrical issues, and plumbing. Accessibiliy installations may include ramps and grab bars. CVACL screens contractors and assigns them to approved projects.

The Loudoun County Home Improvement Program is available countywide to low and moderate income homeowners and renters who want to rehabilitate their primary residences. The program can also provide emergency repairs and accessibility improvements for very low-income elderly and persons with disabilities.

Provides loans and grants to qualified low and moderate income homeowners to repair and improve their homes. Installation of indoor plumbing, connection to public water and sewer where available, and repair of failed well and septic systems are emphasized.

Offers fast but limited assistance to families and individuals that find themselves faced with a serious housing problem. Assists households with the removal of a health or safety deficiency.

Provides assistance with indoor plumbing for Greene, Orange and Madison County residents. Skyline CAP, Inc. provides application and case management services and some funding through HOME (Housing Opportunities Made Equal). Indoor Plumbing and Plumbing Rehabilitation clients are then referred to AHIP (Albemarle Housing Improvement Program) for Greene County or Rapidan Better Housing for Madison and Orange counties for repairs to owner-occupied dwellings that have no water or wastewater systems or have failed systems or systems that do not meet basic housing standards. To reach the Administrative Office in Madison, please call (540)948-2237.

Offers assistance to low-income individuals by removing imminent health and safety hazards and/or barriers to the habitability of their homes. Eligibility is income based.

Year-round volunteers provide labor and materials to rehabilitate the homes of DC and Alexandria's low income elderly, disabled residents and families with children, at no cost to the homeowner. Also assists non-profit agencies. Includes installing wheelchair ramps and lifts, stair lifts, grab bars, handrails, weatherizing, painting, yard work and other household repair and revitalization projects. Most work is done on the last Saturday of April but emergency work is done year-round.

Provides a Emergency Home Repair Program for elderly and low income families. Repairs may include: electrical work, plumbing, roofing, structural repairs, energy management and heating systems, and accessibility construction for the handicapped.

Provides contracts taken out to effect emergency, limited cost, repairs for qualifying families. They provide the financial assistance to families to eliminate safety or health hazards in their homes.

Offers minor home repairs for people with low incomes.

Provides no-interest, deferred payment loans up to $135,000 (up to $75,000 for condominiums) to address code violations, structural problems, lead remediation, energy efficiency improvements, and other safety and accessibility modifications.

Provides a government lending for housing repairs for low and very low-income applicants only. For very-low income homeowners 62 years old and older who cannot afford a loan to make necessary repairs, grant funds are available. Grants may be used to remove health or safety hazards, or to remodel dwellings to make them accessible to household members with disabilities. Grants are limited to lifetime assistance of $7,500.