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Denver Urban Renewal Authority Housing Rehabilitation Programs: Rental/Homeowner Access & Modification Program (RHAMP)
Denver Urban Renewal Authority, funded by City and County of Denver Department of Housing Stability · City program
Grant up to $15,000
Denver’s RHAMP provides grants up to $15,000 for accessibility improvements in Denver homes. It is available to income-qualified households at or below 80% AMI, and at least one household member must have an ADA-qualifying disability.
Program details
How it works
The City and County of Denver’s funding opportunities page identifies RHAMP as a Community Development Block Grant-funded housing assistance program. It is intended for accessibility improvements in rental or owner-occupied homes in Denver.
What the money covers
- Accessibility improvements
- The reviewed text does not give a more detailed list of eligible project types.
Amounts and matching
- Grant amount: up to $15,000.
- The source does not mention matching funds or cost share requirements.
How to apply
The page is a program listing and does not provide full homeowner application steps in the excerpt reviewed.
Timing and deadlines
- The reviewed page does not provide a specific opening date or closing deadline for homeowner applications.
- The program appears in the current and upcoming procurements area, but the source does not state a homeowner-facing deadline.
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