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Home Repair Assistance (HeRO) Program is sponsored by Missouri Housing Development Commission (MHDC). Provides home repair grants for income-qualifying Missouri residents of single-family homes. Funds are not awarded directly to households but through participating agencies.
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As the HOME program Administrator for the state of Missouri, MHDC uses a portion of its annual HOME allocation for home repair of income qualifying single-family homeowners to complete non-cosmetic home repair through the Home Repair Opportunity (HeRO) Program. Funds are allocated annually to sub-recipient agencies through a Notice of Funding Availability . MHDC does not award funds directly to households .
Interested households should contact a participating agency to apply for the program. For a list of agencies and contact information, click on the link below.
2026 Application Guidance 2025 Application Guidance 2024 Application Guidance HeRO-400: Homeowner Application (Agency must request) HeRO-410: Inspection Form HeRO-410-I: Inspection Form Instructions HeRO-420: Work Write-up and Cost Estimate Form HeRO-425: Income Eligibility Verification Form HeRO 415-A-F: Instructions for Environmental Review HeRO-415-A: Contamination and Toxic Substances HeRO-415-B: Field Contamination Checklist HeRO-415-C: Floodplain Management Worksheet HeRO-415-D: Noise Abatement and Control Worksheet HeRO-415-E: Airport Hazards Worksheet HeRO-415-F: Flood Insurance Worksheet Contractor Approval Forms HeRO-435-A: Contractor Application HeRO-435-B: Contractor Application Checklist HeRO-435-I: Contractor Qualification Guidance HeRO-440: Debarment Certification No Workers Comp Affidavit Missouri Housing Development Commission 1201 Walnut Street, Suite 1800 Privacy Statement | Contact Us | Content Disclaimer
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Participating sub-recipient agencies that provide services to income-qualifying single-family homeowners in Missouri needing non-cosmetic home repairs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Home Repair Assistance (HeRO) Program is funded by Missouri Housing Development Commission (MHDC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Missouri. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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