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Provide housing rehabilitation to income-eligible homeowners, including repairing or replacing roofs, windows, leaking pipes & HVAC systems; improving home energy efficiency, remediating or removing mold, lead & radon; remodeling kitchens or baths; installing grab and other rehabilitations.

Provides county-wide housing rehabilitation targeting residents age 62 or older and disabled persons regardless of age who own their own homes.

Serves the owner/occupants by upgrading their home. Eligible rehabilitation activities are restricted to functional repairs to the residential structure or a component of the structure such as the heating, electrical, water or sewer systems. Cosmetic upgrades are not allowed.

Offers opportunities for homeowners, tenants, and owners of rental property. There are forgivable interest-free housing rehabilitation loans, grants for accessibility upgrades, forgivable interest-free down payment and closing cost assistance loans, free legal assistance, housing stabilizing short term funding, programs to stimulate both new construction and substantial rehabilitation, and programs to stimulate production of rental housing.

Income-based programs offer residential housing rehabilitation, and energy-efficient housing improvements. Staff members engage eligible homeowners and renters in developing a plan to use identified resources to provide affordable, safe, accessible and energy-efficient housing improvements. Through community collaboration and partnerships with county and local municipal governments, and a multitude of other non-profit organizations, the program leverages local, state and federal housing resources. Staff members engage eligible homeowners in developing a plan to use identified resources for solutions that provide affordable, safe, accessible and energy-efficient housing improvements.

Assists eligible low- and moderate-income Chester County homeowners in making critical repairs so their homes are habitable, safe, accessible, and healthy. The total amount of financial assistance an eligible household may receive is limited to less than $25,000.

Offers grants and low-interest loans for repairs to owner occupied homes within the city limits. Household income limits and other eligibility requirements apply. Helps qualified households make code, safety and other needed repairs to their homes. The maximum available to an eligible household is $30,000. Eligible work includes roofing, electrical, plumbing, lead paint hazard reduction, insulation, window replacement, and many other items.

Provides major repairs to homes in order to bring the home up to HUD housing standards for health and safety. Home owners must have lived in the home at least 2 years.

Offers a variety of housing programs.

Provides financial assistance for critical home repair services including roofs, furnaces, electrical, plumbing, windows, gutters, downspouts, and concrete.

Provides residents with the HOME application, business loans, and infrastructure development.

Helps reduce the cost of energy usage around homes through the installation of energy saving tools, utilities, and appliances; provides energy education to assist clients in further reducing energy costs by utilizing their energy more efficiently.

Helps reduce the cost of energy usage around homes through the installation of energy saving tools, utilities, and appliances; provides energy education to assist clients in further reducing energy costs by utilizing their energy more efficiently.

Provides emergency financial assistance to veterans to help pay for housing, utilities, and transportation (including work and medical appointments, auto loan and insurance payments, and car repairs). Pays directly to landlords, vendors, and creditors.

Assists homeowners to rehabilitate owner occupied homes to repair any code violation and to meet housing quality standards. Possible repairs include: correcting code violations, repairing major systems such as heating, electrical, plumbing and roofing, making the home more energy efficient, structural components (walls, decks and porches), and windows and doors. Not for Emergency Work.

Provides energy conservation measures installed to houses or mobile homes in order to reduce heating/cooling and utility costs. Measures may include attic insulation, floor insulation, furnace testing, weather stripping, door sweeps, caulking, hot water heater and pipe wrap, faucet aerators, low flow showerheads and energy education.

Manages and administers federal and state grants, including but not limited to Community Development Grant (CDBG), Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG), Homeless Assistance Program (HAP), Emergency Home Improvement Program (EHIP) and the Homeless Investment Partnership funding (HOME).

Increases access to services, such as water and sewer systems, housing, health clinics, emergency service facilities, and electric and telephone service. Promotes economic development through loans to businesses. Provides technical assistance and information to help agricultural producers and cooperatives get started and improve their effectiveness.

Administers the Housing Rehabilitation Program for low to moderate income homeowners to make essential repairs and necessary improvements in their homes.

Provides low interest loans and/or grants for home improvements to those Wilkes-Barre City homeowners who qualify. Eligible rehabilitation work will consist of repairs to correct housing code violations and lead based paint reduction activities.

Provides home repairs and renovation assistance for owner occupied households. Subject to funding availability. Funds may be used for any purpose within home repairs and debt consolidation parameters.

Assists low and moderate-income households seeking to make home repairs to bring their properties up to code or correct deficiencies.

Rehabilitates homes for limited -income families. Eligible repairs include structural, roofing, plumbing, electrical, heating/furnace, window replacement, randon and lead-based paint mitigation, and energy-related improvements. Also included are modifications for mobility-impaired residents.

Offers single-family housing programs assisting in the purchase, construction, and repair of homes. Provides rural rental housing programs to assist in new construction or rehabilitate existing multi-family housing projects and build or improve community facilities. Assists rural businesses.

Provides financial assistance in the form of a 4-year forgivable lien to Indiana County homeowners who are age 55 and older or have a disability. The funds can be use for the the replacement of the roof, heating and air conditioning system, or hot water tank/boiler of the applicant's primary residence.