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Find similar grantsEmergency Home Repair Program is sponsored by Bear River Association of Governments. This program provides grants for minor home repairs that, if neglected, pose a potential health and safety threat. While not exclusively for windows, such repairs could be covered if they address a health or safety hazard.
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* Housing Board of Commissioners C * Utah Senators & Representatives Congressional Staff C * Title VI Non-Discrimination C * 2025 Community Needs Assessment C * Financial & Internal Controls C * Homeless Services & Prevention C * Rental Assistance/Eviction Prevention C * CAPSA Domestic Violence Support Center C * Long-Term Rental Assistance C * Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8)C * Heat Utility Assistance C * Emergency Home Repair C * Home Ownership & Rentals C * Housing and Landlord Options C * First Time Home Buyer C * Crown Village Apartments C * Box Elder Commons Apartments C * Aging, Disability, & Veteran Services C * Lifeline Mobility: Transporation Miles Reimbursement C * First-Time Home Buyer C * Department of Workforce Services C * BRAG Employment Opportunities C * Community Justice Advocates C * Self-Help & Self-Represented Parties Resources C * Community & Economic Development C * Community & Economic Development C * Community Development Block Grants C * Regional and Local Planning Services C * Family Financial Workshop C * Bear River Heritage Area C is an extension of city and county governments in Box Elder, Cache, and Rich Counties in Utah.
BRAG provides a wide array of services for low-income households, seniors, and persons with disabilities, and provides community and economic development technical assistance to local governments. Contact or visit our Central Intake specialist to see what services you qualify for.
**Logan Office:**(435) 752-7242 **Brigham City Office:**(435) 723-1111 ### The BRAG First Time Homebuyer Program is currently out of funding and not accepting applications at this time ### Public Comment Period for the Bear River Region CDBG Allocation Policies 2027 Funding Year ### Free Tax Preparation Assistance | Schedule an appointment today!
### The BRAG First Time Homebuyer Program is currently out of funding and not accepting applications at this time ### Public Comment Period for the Bear River Region CDBG Allocation Policies 2027 Funding Year ### Free Tax Preparation Assistance | Schedule an appointment today!
### The BRAG First Time Homebuyer Program is currently out of funding and not accepting applications at this time ### Public Comment Period for the Bear River Region CDBG Allocation Policies 2027 Funding Year ### Free Tax Preparation Assistance | Schedule an appointment today!
### Homeless Services & Prevention * Short-Term Assistance for Rent (START) * CAPSA Domestic Violence Support Center ### Long-Term Rental Assistance * Housing Voucher Program (Section 8) * HEAT Utility Assistance ### Home Ownership & Rentals * Housing and Landlord Options * First Time Home Buyer-,First%20Time%20Home%20Buyer,Utah%20Housing%20First%20Time%20Home%20Buyer,-CROWN%20Homes) * Crown Village Apartments * Box Elder Commons Apartment ## Additional Services & Resources ### Aging, Disability, & Veteran Services ### Transportation Assistance * Travel Training Assistance * Lifeline Mobility: Transportation Miles Reimbursement * First Time Home Buyer-,First%20Time%20Home%20Buyer,Utah%20Housing%20First%20Time%20Home%20Buyer,-CROWN%20Homes) * Self-Reliance Through Employment Pathway Services (STEPS) * Tax Preparation Assistance * Community Justice Advocates[](https://brag.
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gov/depts/housing-services/family-financial-workshop/) ### Employment Assistance * Self-Reliance Through Employment Pathway Services (STEPS) * Department of Workforce Services * BRAG Employment Opportunities * Community Justice Advocates * Self-Help Resources/Self-Represented Parties ### Community & Economic Development * Community & Economic Development * Regional & Local Planning Services * Bear River Local Homeless Council ### Bear River Heritage Area * Bear River Heritage Area page ## BRAG Services At A Glance 2024 ### Low-income individuals we helped to pay winter utility bills ### Low-income households received on-going rental assistance ### Round-trip funding for 65 unique individuals lacking transportation ### Inspections of dwelling units to ensure housing quality standards ## 2025 Community Needs Assessment The Bear River Region Community Needs Assessment surveyed community members to understand the barriers faced by low-income households.
* 37% of respondents spent more than 30% of their income on utilities alone * 29% of respondents strongly agreed that in the last year, they did not seek medical attention due to cost To view infographics about what our community needs, check out the results.
**CAPSA Domestic Violence Support** **Department of Workforce Services (DWS)** **Neighborhood Nonprofit Housing Corporation** **Utah Families Feeding Families** **Boys and Girls Club of Northern Utah** ## Share Your Experience About BRAG We’d love to hear from you. Help unsheltered individuals receive supportive housing services through BRAG.
**Phone:** (435) 752-7242 **Toll Free**: 1-877-772-7242 **Phone:** (435) 723-1111 Non-Emergency Dispatch: Dial 753-7555 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988; Text HOME to 741741 Utah Crisis Line: 1-800-273-TALK Personal contact information provided by individuals or families seeking assistance through BRAG programs will NOT be shared with third parties for the purpose of marketing/promotional purposes.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low- to moderate-income families needing minor home repairs to address hazardous conditions and ensure safe living conditions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Emergency Home Repair Program is funded by Bear River Association of Governments. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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