Affordable Housing Commission Releases NOFA Application for Non-Profit Agencies and Developers
Get ready to apply for funding for your affordable housing project! The Affordable Housing Commission has announced that the NOFA application and materials will be available starting September 8 at 8am.
Non-profit agencies and developers are eligible to apply for three types of funding, each with its own separate application form:
- Service-related grants (Grant Application)
- Loans and other subsidies for rental housing production (Rental Housing Production Application)
- Loans and other subsidies for for-sale housing developments (For-Sale Housing Production Application)
But that’s not all – the Affordable Housing Commission also requires all AHC-assisted new construction housing to comply with basic minimum Universal Design concepts and techniques. This ensures that all housing projects are accessible and inclusive for individuals with disabilities.
Learn How to Apply for Funding with AHC’s Presentations
Are you new to the application process or have you previously been unsuccessful in securing Trust Fund dollars? The Affordable Housing Commission has got you covered. They will be offering presentations titled “How To Apply for Funding” to help guide applicants through the process.
These presentations are specifically designed to assist new and inexperienced applicants in understanding the application process and to help previous applicants improve their chances of success. They will cover topics such as what makes a great project, required documentation, and expectations for all proposals.
Mark Your Calendars for the Fall 2025 NOFA
If you’re not quite ready to apply for funding yet, don’t worry – the Fall 2025 NOFA will be available on the AHC website’s Procurements section starting September 8. This will give you plenty of time to prepare and submit your application before the deadline.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to make a positive impact in your community by providing affordable housing. Mark your calendars and get ready to apply for funding with the Affordable Housing Commission!
