Grants directory

LoanStatus unknownIncome restricted

Providence Home Repair Program

City of Providence Department of Housing and Human Services / Department of Planning and Development · City program

Zero-interest loan; maximum amount not stated on the official pages reviewed.

The City of Providence offers income-eligible owner-occupants zero-interest home repair loans for repairs that keep homes safe and habitable. The city says this program is funded through its annual CDBG allocation, but the official city materials I found do not state a maximum dollar amount on the source pages reviewed.

Last verified: August 3, 2026
Visit official program page

Program details

How it works

The City of Providence’s Home Repair Program is a city-run rehabilitation program funded through the city’s annual Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) allocation. The city describes it as a zero-interest loan program for home repairs.

What the money covers

The official city material reviewed says it is for “home repairs” and frames it as part of the city’s housing preservation work. The source does not list a detailed set of eligible repairs on the pages I found.

Amounts and matching

The city materials reviewed state that the program uses zero-interest loans, but they do not state a maximum loan amount, match requirement, or repayment schedule on the source pages I found.

Who administers it

The program is part of Providence’s housing and community development work and is funded through the city’s CDBG allocation.

Timing and deadlines

The source materials reviewed do not state whether the program is currently open, nor do they list an application deadline on the pages I found.

Full eligibility details

Create a free account to see full eligibility, get matched to your address, and get application help.

Create account

Get matched to programs for your exact address

Create a free Cindera account to see full eligibility details, get programs matched to your exact address, and get grant application help.

Create account