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CDBG Housing Rehabilitation Program: Provides funding to assist individuals with home repairs.

Health and and safety repairs for low-income families, individuals with disabilities, veterans and senior citizens.

Provides grants up to $60,000 to assist low-to moderate income households to complete critical home repairs, including:

• Roofing
• Windows & doors
• Heating & cooling
• Electrical
• Plumbing
• Lead Based Paint, mold and asbestos remediation
• Kitchens
• Bathrooms
• Flooring
• Foundation and structural repairs
• Wheelchair ramps
• Widening doorways
• Accessible kitchens and bathrooms

Also provides loans of up to $25,000 for repairs, accessibility improvements and other home improvements.

Provides home rehabilitation services to homeowners such as repairing and/or replacing ramps, grab bars and porches. Does not repair roofs, foundations or large plumbing or window replacements.

Safety and Hazardous Home Repair Projects (for City of Aurora residents only). No emails or faxes allowed for this program.

Home Repair and Accessibility Program (HRAP), an Illinois Housing Development Authority funded program, provides forgivable loans to help eligible homeowners make needed repairs or modifications for accessibility that affect the health or safety of their families.

Home Repair and Accessibility Program (HRAP) provides forgivable loans to help eligible homeowners make needed repairs or modifications for accessibility that affect the health or safety of their families.

Assists Veterans and their families in need, especially those with low and moderate income, by raising donations of money, building materials, and professional labor, and coordinating the process of repairing, building, and donating homes.

Chicagoland Habitat for Humanity helps income-challenged homeowners with repairs and home maintenance through the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative (NRI). Participating affiliates perform a limited range of housing interventions based on the particular needs of the qualified property. Homeowners will agree to pay for the repairs through a deferred, zero-interest loan.

Chicagoland Habitat for Humanity helps income-challenged homeowners with repairs and home maintenance through the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative (NRI). Participating affiliates perform a limited range of housing interventions based on the particular needs of the qualified property. Homeowners will agree to pay for the repairs through a deferred, zero-interest loan.

TRP's Home Improvement Loan Program allows homeowners throughout Cook County to borrow up to $30,000 at a 4% fixed interest rate for home repairs, home improvements, and energy efficiency-related upgrades.

The Village of Oak Park uses Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to rehabilitate affordable rental housing units.

Town of Cicero Senior Services offers the Handyman Program, Snow Removal Program, Home Repair Reimbursement Program, and Lawn Cutting Service to seniors age 62 and over and handicapped citizens who are collecting Social Security and disability benefits.

Town of Cicero Senior Services offers the Handyman Program, Snow Removal Program, Home Repair Reimbursement Program, and Lawn Cutting Service to seniors age 62 and over and handicapped citizens who are collecting Social Security and disability benefits.

The Single Family Repair Program (SFR) offers Hoffman Estates, Schaumburg, and Des Plaines homeowners a 0% interest, deferred loan to pay for needed extensive home repairs and maintenance. The program is designed to help homeowners maintain their homes in safe, good condition while keeping homeownership costs affordable. Funding is provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) through the Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG).

Greater Auburn-Gresham Development Corporation provides safety, security and accessibility improvements that help seniors to remain in their homes. This program is sponsored by the City of Chicago Department of Housing.

Chicagoland Habitat for Humanity helps income-challenged homeowners with repairs and home maintenance through the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative (NRI). Participating affiliates perform a limited range of housing interventions based on the particular needs of the qualified property. Homeowners will agree to pay for the repairs through a deferred, zero-interest loan.