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Find similar grantsIDD Housing Access Pilot Program (IHAPP) is sponsored by Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA). This statewide grant program expands access to affordable, inclusive, and community-integrated housing for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) across Michigan.
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IDD Housing Access Pilot Program - Community Housing Network IDD Housing Access Pilot Program Creating Inclusive Housing Opportunities for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Community Housing Network (CHN) is administering the IDD Housing Access Pilot Program (IHAPP) , a statewide grant program funded through the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) utilizing Housing Community Development Funds (HCDF) .
For its first year, $1,700,000 has been committed to support both multifamily rental development and homeownership opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) across Michigan.
Funding includes: $850,000 dedicated to multifamily rental projects $850,000 dedicated to homeownership development grants or down payment assistance IHAPP’s purpose is to expand access to affordable, inclusive, and community-integrated housing for individuals with IDD by supporting new construction, rehabilitation, and acquisition of units—both within mixed-income rental developments and through homeownership pathways.
Across Michigan, thousands of individuals with IDD face significant challenges accessing stable housing due to extremely limited income, a shortage of affordable and accessible homes, and a heavy reliance on aging caregivers. The IDD Housing Access Pilot Program seeks to address these longstanding barriers by investing in housing solutions that promote equity, accessibility, integration, and meaningful choice for people with IDD.
The IDD Housing Access Pilot Program was created to expand housing options for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) by bringing together housing development expertise with person-centered planning and support coordination.
Identify and invest in innovative, inclusive, disability-forward housing developments Increase affordable, community-based housing opportunities for individuals with IDD Build capacity among developers and service providers to create sustainable, supportive housing solutions Ensure individuals with IDD have a meaningful voice in choosing where and how they live To promote deep affordability and community integration: At least 75% of program funds will support households earning at or below 30% of Area Median Income (AMI) Up to 25% of funds may serve households earning up to 60% AMI All supported housing must be integrated into the broader community and maintain long-term affordability through deed restrictions or regulatory agreements, in accordance with Public Act 346.
RFP Materials & Submission Instructions Please review all information below before beginning your application. Interested applicants must: Review the full RFP document before submitting any questions or beginning the application process. Complete the IHAPP RFP Application Interest Form (one point of contact per organization).
Interest Form: IHAPP RFP Application Interest Form Completing this form is required to receive access to the OneDrive folder where all application materials must be uploaded. Submit all required documents through the assigned OneDrive folder. The documents required for submission are listed in the RFP Submission Checklist included in the full RFP.
Follow all naming instructions when uploading documents. Proper file naming ensures your submission is complete and can be reviewed without delay. IHAPP Statewide RFP Presentation Materials To view the Statewide IHAPP Presentation slides, click here .
To watch the Statewide IHAPP Presentation, click here . Frequently Asked Questions Click here for the second round of FAQs. Technical Assistance Session 1 To view the Technical Assistance Session 1 slide deck, click here .
To watch the Technical Assistance Session 1, click here . Technical Assistance Session 2: Development Team and Site Selection To view the Technical Assistance Session 2 slide deck, click here . To watch the Technical Assistance Session 2, click here .
Technical Assistance Session 3: Pro Forma Development To view the Technical Assistance Session 3 slide deck, click here . To download the Boot Camp Pro Forma Session 3, click here . To download the Boot Camp Loan Calculator Session 3, click here .
Have questions about the IDD Housing Access Pilot Program or RFP process? Email us at IDDHousing@chninc. net Our team is happy to provide guidance or connect you with the right resources.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Unspecified, but administered through Community Housing Network (CHN) and targets developers and service providers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,700,000 (total for first year). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
IDD Housing Access Pilot Program (IHAPP) is funded by Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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