One of our goals is to assist Hoosiers in generating and preserving assets. The home that you own is an asset that is not only vital to yourself, but also the community in which you reside. As assets age and depreciate, we are sometimes not able to generate the resources necessary to maintain our homes, keep them viable for the long-term, and ensure that our Indiana communities can keep their residents in place.

Through IHCDA's CDBG Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation program, eligible local units of government and not-for-profit organizations may apply for grant funding in order to complete repairs on owner-occupied residential properties. Funding of up to $25,000 per home may be used to address conditions in the home that, if left unattended, would create an issue with the integrity of the home or become a detriment to the residents' quality of life.

IHCDA does not fund individuals directly. The communities below have received grant funding from IHCDA to assist in the repair of owner-occupied homes. Please contact the listed administrator to determine whether the jurisdiction is still accepting homeowner applications, request to be added to a waitlist, or to encourage the community to apply for additional funding in the future.”

If your local community is not listed, contact your local unit of government to encourage them to apply for IHCDA Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding for owner-occupied rehabilitation.