Helping HAND, funded by the North Dakota Housing Finance Agency, supports nonprofits in rehabilitating single-family homes for lower-income homeowners across North Dakota.
Funder: North Dakota Housing Finance Agency
Due Dates: By invitation only; rolling basis as invited by NDHFA
Funding Amounts: Award size varies; funding supports local single-family rehabilitation programs for lower-income homeowners.
Summary: Supports nonprofit organizations in North Dakota to administer single-family home rehabilitation for lower-income homeowners.
Key Information: Nonprofits must be invited by NDHFA to apply; funding is not available directly to individuals or families.
The Helping HAND program, administered by the North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA), provides grant funding to nonprofit organizations to operate local single-family home rehabilitation programs. The initiative is designed to support lower-income households across North Dakota by enabling essential repairs and rehabilitation for owner-occupied homes, thereby improving housing quality and community infrastructure. Funding is distributed directly to nonprofits, who then deliver assistance to eligible homeowners.