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Builds homes in partnership with low-income individuals or families; provides homeowner education, post-purchase financial counseling.

Builds homes in partnership with low-income individuals or families; provides homeowner education, post-purchase financial seminars, tutoring, and ongoing counseling.

Habitat partners with individuals and families to build or renovate homes and the applicant must perform assigned hours of sweat equity.

Builds and sells new homes with a no interest loan to income eligible families.

Provides low-cost, decent housing for people who cannot qualify for a conventional loan. Habitat loans are at no interest. The family is expected to be able to work on their home, make a down payment, and make monthly payments that include taxes and insurance.

Volunteers build new homes for qualified families who are required to provide "sweat equity" during the construction period.

Habitat partners with individuals and families to build or renovate homes. These homes can be purchased with a no-interest loan through Habitat. The price of the house is more affordable because much of the labor is volunteered by the family, groups and individuals from the community. Habitat provides and may require education, post-purchase seminars, tutoring and ongoing counseling regarding financial issues and home ownership.

Habitat partners with individuals and families to build or renovate homes, these homes can then be purchased with a no-interest loan through Habitat and the applicant must perform 350 hours of sweat equity. Provides and may require education, post-purchase seminars, tutoring and ongoing counseling regarding financial issues and home ownership.