Truman Heritage Habitat for Humanity Home Repair Program

How it works

Truman Heritage Habitat for Humanity says it helps families and individuals build or improve a place they call home through its Home Repair Program. The organization describes the program as part of its home services, alongside new home opportunities and a Master Homeowner Program.

What the money covers

The official site says the Home Repair Program includes "critical home repairs" and also references "Home Repair options" and "Rehab and New Construction Programs." The page does not list a detailed repair menu for this specific program on the homepage.

Service area

Services are available to residents in:

• Blue Springs
• Grain Valley
• Greenwood
• Independence
• Lee's Summit
• Lone Jack
• Oak Grove
• Raytown
• Sugar Creek
• Kansas City (east of I-435)

The organization says it serves Eastern Jackson County, Missouri.

Amounts and matching

No dollar maximum, cost share, loan term, or matching requirement is stated on the page.

How to apply

The homepage directs visitors to "Home Programs" and says to explore the Home Repair Program there. The page also provides a contact phone number: 816-461-6551.

Timing and deadlines

The page does not state an application deadline, open/closed status, or funding timeline.

Additional context

The organization says its mission is to build homes, communities, and hope and that homeownership help is part of its broader work in Eastern Jackson County. It also states that assistance is available without discrimination and that it will not condition help on a person's religion.