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Whole-Home Repairs Pilot in the ROAD to Housing Act: A Game-Changer for Affordable Housing

The Senate just passed the ROAD to Housing Act, which includes a new Whole-Home Repairs pilot program. This program would give grants and forgivable loans to help low-income homeowners and small landlords fix unsafe or aging homes. Repairs could cover health hazards, safety issues, energy savings, and accessibility improvements. Local governments and nonprofits would run the program, with up to $30 million available through 2031. Supporters say this is a big step toward keeping families in safe, affordable homes. Continue Reading Whole-Home Repairs Pilot in the ROAD to Housing Act: A Game-Changer for Affordable Housing

Front door repair in progress with ladder and siding work, representing Illinois home repair assistance for low-income homeowners.
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Illinois Home Repair Assistance for Low-Income Homeowners: Why It Matters and How FOHI Is Taking Action

A new Harvard study shows that many low-income homeowners in Illinois can’t afford essential repairs, leaving families in unsafe living conditions. Fix Our Homes Illinois is fighting to change that by expanding access to Illinois home repair assistance for low income homeowners and protecting funding for programs that keep homes safe, healthy, and strong. Continue Reading Illinois Home Repair Assistance for Low-Income Homeowners: Why It Matters and How FOHI Is Taking Action

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