Home preservation preserves the attractiveness and safety of the home. This includes improvements like exterior paint, caulking, yard work, and trash pick up. To qualify for this program you must own and occupy the house that the work is to be done on, and have that property covered by homeowners insurance. In cases where the home is rented, exceptions may be made with written permission from the property owner. To qualify for reduced costs for this service, you must qualify as low-income per the income guidelines. To apply for a home preservation service, please ask for a home preservation application, fill it out and either bring it to the Habitat for Humanity of the Northern Flint Hills offices or email it to Director@MAHFH.org.
Qualified homeowners will receive a grant for a portion of the repair.
The commitment that will be required of the homeowner is 10 hours of sweat equity and then a payment that is specific to their income.
Applications are now open. Apply Here
We are looking for eager, community-minded volunteers to work on short-term projects for low-income homeowners. Exterior repairs (painting, yard clean-up, etc.) that can be done in one or two days – perfect for large groups!
Groups of five or more that would like to form their own “Team” are encouraged! Each team decides which projects to accept and how often they will participate throughout the year.
Please fill out the application and send it to Director@MAHFH.org or bring it by the office.
Critical Home Repair addresses the safety and livability concerns of the home. This includes structural modifications, roofing, HVAC, windows and doors, accessibility modifications (wheelchair ramps, handrails, and widening doorways, etc). To qualify for this program you must own and occupy the house that the work is to be done on, and have that property covered by homeowners insurance. In cases where the home is rented, exceptions may be made with written permission from the property owner. To qualify for reduced costs/financial help for this service, you must qualify as low-income per the income guidelines on the right side of this page. To apply for a critical home repair services, please ask for a home repair application, fill it out and bring it to the Habitat for Humanity of the Northern Flint Hills offices or email it to Director@MAHFH.org.
Please fill out the application and send it to Director@MAHFH.org or bring it by the office.
Qualified homeowners will receive a grant for a portion of the repair.
The commitment that will be required of the homeowner is 10 hours of sweat equity and then a payment that is specific to their income.
Applications are now open. Apply Here
We are looking for eager, community-minded volunteers to work on short-term projects for low-income homeowners. Exterior repairs (painting, yard clean-up, etc.) that can be done in one or two days – perfect for large groups!
Groups of five or more that would like to form their own “Team” are encouraged! Each team decides which projects to accept and how often they will participate throughout the year.
Habitat for Humanity’s Weatherization program reduces energy costs for households by measuring energy efficiency with a thermal image and blower-door energy audit, reducing energy loss through sealing, insulation, and/or HVAC upgrades. Finally, if feasible, we will increase energy production through the installation of solar photo-voltaic panels.
To qualify for this program you must own and occupy the house on which the work is to be done, and have that property covered by homeowners insurance. In cases where the home is rented, exceptions may be made with written permission from the property owner. To qualify for reduced costs for this service, you must qualify as low-income per the income guidelines on the right side of this page. To apply for weatherization services, please ask for a home repair application, fill it out and bring it to the Habitat for Humanity of the Northern Flint Hills offices or email it to Director@MAHFH.org.
Qualified homeowners will receive a grant for a portion of the repair.
The commitment that will be required of the homeowner is 10 hours of sweat equity and then a payment that is specific to their income.
Applications are now open. Apply Here
We are looking for eager, community-minded volunteers to work on short-term projects for low-income homeowners. Exterior repairs (painting, yard clean-up, etc.) that can be done in one or two days – perfect for large groups!
Groups of five or more that would like to form their own “Team” are encouraged! Each team decides which projects to accept and how often they will participate throughout the year.
Habitat’s “Pay as you Save” solar panel loan program offers a zero percent loan for qualifying households to lower energy costs through solar panel installation. To qualify for this program you must own and occupy the house that the work is to be done on, and have that property covered by homeowners insurance. In cases where the home is rented, exceptions may be made with written permission from the property owner. To qualify for reduced costs/financial help for this service, you must qualify as low-income per the income guidelines on the right side of this page. To apply for a critical home repair services, please ask for a home repair application, fill it out and bring it to the Habitat for Humanity of the Northern Flint Hills offices or email it to Director@MAHFH.org.
Please fill out the application and send it to Development@MAHFH.org or bring it by the office.
Qualified homeowners will receive a grant for a portion of the repair.
The commitment that will be required of the homeowner is 10 hours of sweat equity and then a payment that is specific to their income.
Applications are now open. Apply Here
We are looking for eager, community-minded volunteers to work on short-term projects for low-income homeowners. Exterior repairs (painting, yard clean-up, etc.) that can be done in one or two days – perfect for large groups!
Groups of five or more that would like to form their own “Team” are encouraged! Each team decides which projects to accept and how often they will participate throughout the year.
