The Purpose Of The Housing Preservation Grant Program Is...To

provide qualified recipient organizations (grantees) with funds to

develop programs to assist very-low and low income rural homeowners

with repairs or rehabilitation work to their homes.  Also, funds are

provided to rental property owners and co-ops to help with repairs

and rehabilitation of their units if units are made available to low and

very-low income persons.

Eligible Applicants Include...Nonprofits, public bodies, and Indian tribes.
Terms And Conditions...
	Grants have no required payback.  However, recipient organizations are required to develop other funding sources to leverage with Housing Preservation Grant (HPG) funds in order to assist as many households as possible.
	The recipient organization must have the ability to administer a low-income housing rehabilitation program.
	Eligible entities are invited to apply under a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) which is announced each year.
	The objectives of the grant shall generally be accomplished over a 1 to 2 year time frame.
View...The detailed Housing Preservation Grant Fact Sheet.
Locate And Contact...Your nearest USDA Rural Development Office.