Helping HAND
Helping HAND supports nonprofit organizations delivering targeted single-family housing rehabilitation programs to address the housing needs of lower-income households across North Dakota.
Funder: North Dakota Housing Finance Agency
Due Dates: By invitation from NDHFA (Helping HAND)
Funding Amounts: Grants for targeted single-family housing rehabilitation programs; award amount not published
Summary: Helping HAND supports nonprofit organizations delivering single-family housing rehabilitation programs for lower-income households across North Dakota.
Key Information: Only nonprofit organizations invited by NDHFA may apply; assistance is not directly available to individuals or families.
Description
Helping Housing Across North Dakota (Helping HAND) is a North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA) grant program supporting the housing needs of lower-income households. Funding is directed to targeted single-family housing rehabilitation programs delivered by nonprofit organizations across North Dakota. NDHFA lists the program within its Single-Family New Construction or Rehabilitation program area, while Helping HAND’s stated purpose focuses specifically on rehabilitation.
The program’s framework is documented in a policy and procedure manual and separate program criteria. NDHFA also publishes Helping HAND income limits and administrative forms covering housing contract provisions, fund disbursement, project verification, and project files. These materials provide the program-specific guidance for participating organizations.
