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Homelessness: What resources are available for people experiencing homelessness? - Please visit our website located at: ... (more)
Please visit our website located at: cityofhenderson.com/housingassistance for further information and a full list of available resources.
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Neighborhood Stabilization: What is the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)?- Through Federal Recovery Acts, a total of $2 billion in NSP1 and NSP3 funds were provided to communities hardest hit by ... (more)
- Through Federal Recovery Acts, a total of $2 billion in NSP1 and NSP3 funds were provided to communities hardest hit by residential foreclosures and mortgage delinquencies.The funds were utilized to assist families in purchasing foreclosed and short-sale homes at a discount within targeted neighborhoods and were used for down payments, closing costs and home repairs Contact our office at (702) 267-2000 or complete an online request for additional information.
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Home rehabilitation: Do you have a home rehabilitation program?- The city of Henderson will assist with an interest free deferred loan, not to exceed $45,000, to make repairs on a home.... (more)
- The city of Henderson will assist with an interest free deferred loan, not to exceed $45,000, to make repairs on a home. Applicant must own and live in the home for a minimum of one year prior to applying. For more information, please visit our website for Home Rehabilitation or call our office at 702-267-2000.
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Emergency Repair Grant: What is the Emergency Home Repair Grant?- The city of Henderson has partnered with Rebuilding Together of Southern Neva... (more)
The city of Henderson has partnered with Rebuilding Together of Southern Nevada to administer the Emergency Repair Grant. This grant can assist very low income homeowners anywhere in the City, in making immediate repairs to their home. For more information, contact Rebuilding Together of Southern Nevada at (702) 259-4900.
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Block grants: What is a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and how can I apply?- The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program is administered by... (more)
The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program is administered by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD). The program provides funding to expand economic opportunities, ensure decent housing, and provide a suitable living environment for citizens. The City of Henderson (City) receives approximately 1.4 million annually from HUD to promote these activities. Funding for public service activities is limited to 15% of the annual award and the remainder is used for public improvement projects. Each year the City issues a Request for Application in October for the delivery of programs and activities that align with the CDBG program requirements and the City’s strategic goals. Application are due in November and grant awards are funded the following July. Nonprofit organizations with activities that principally benefit low/moderate income persons are eligible to apply. Starting in program year 2021, the City of Henderson implemented a new biennial competitive application process. Funding distribution will continue on an annual basis; however, the competitive application process will only occur once every two years. This new cycle offers applicants more predictability to plan program activities over a two-year period and provides an extended period to achieve the City’s Consolidated Plan priorities. You can visit the Neighborhood Services Grants webpage and CDBG information or call 702-267-1500 for more information.
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Foreclosure: Who can I contact if I am at risk of foreclosure or struggling with my mortgage payments?- Home Again: Nevada Homeowner Relief Program is a free public service from the Office of the Nevada Attorney General that... (more)
- Home Again: Nevada Homeowner Relief Program is a free public service from the Office of the Nevada Attorney General that seeks to educate Nevada residents on the housing resources that may or may not be available to them. A state-wide program, Home Again encourages residents to call the hot-line (1-855-457-4638) and speak to representative about their housing situation. The Home Again program is designed for:
•Those seeking credit restoration
•Those planning to buy their first home
•Those looking to modify their home loan
•Those who are facing foreclosure
The Home Again Program may also assist with first time homebuyer education and can see if you are eligible for down payment assistance. The no-fee service is available for all Nevadans simply by calling toll free 1-855-HLP-4-NEV (1-855-457-4638). The call center is open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. and assistance is available in both English and Spanish. For more information about the program click here.
Information for avoiding foreclosure can also be found at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) website.
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