What we do

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The Emergency Repair Assistance program uses grant funds from several sources to complete life and safety or accessibility repairs for low-income homeowners. Since 2012, 78+ low-income homeowners have been assisted across Paducah, primarily through funding provided by the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati's Carol M Peterson Housing Fund with additional funding from the Kentucky Housing Corporation.

The Repair Affair program uses volunteer labor and local donations to purchase materials to complete smaller and/or less-skilled home repairs for low-income homeowners. In the several years prior to Covid, the program coordinated help for 25-30 households each year, bringing in volunteers who spent an average of 2,500 hours per year completing the repair work.

The LMI Homebuyer Program brings together funds from several sources to create affordable housing for creditworthy first-time homebuyers.  

Helping those who can't obtain traditional financing buy a brand new home.