Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity Helping Hands

How it works

Johnson County’s Social Services Block Grants page is a county funding list. It says the county designates a portion of General Basic funds each year for grant funding to support established nonprofit organizations serving Johnson County residents. One listed recipient is Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity, which appears with a line item for emergency home repair and/or appliance replacement.

The page does not provide a separate homeowner program handbook. Instead, it records county support for the nonprofit’s work. It also states that these monies are distributed through the Social Services Block Grant agreements and are generally awarded as discretionary funds.

What the money covers

For Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity, the only service description on the page is emergency home repair and/or appliance replacement. No additional categories are listed. The page does not say whether the work is limited to specific parts of the home, whether materials are included, or whether the assistance is delivered as a grant, reimbursement, or direct service.

Amounts and matching

The Fiscal Year 2026 listing shows $12,305 for Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity. The page does not state a per-homeowner maximum, matching requirement, or any sliding-scale award amount.

How to apply

No homeowner application steps are provided on this page. The page is a county awards list, not an application portal.

Timing and deadlines

The only timing shown is the county’s Fiscal Year 2026 award list. The page does not give a homeowner deadline, opening date, or closing date.