Programa de Vivienda de Interés Social

Programa de Vivienda de Interés Social is sponsored by Departamento de la Vivienda de Puerto Rico. Este programa proporciona financiamiento a organizaciones sin fines de lucro que trabajan con poblaciones vulnerables para asegurar la accesibilidad de la vivienda a personas con una amplia gama de impedimentos socioeconómicos, físicos, emocionales y de otro tipo.

Social Interest Housing Program - CDBG-DR/MIT Recovery Funds Social Interest Housing Program - CDBG-DR/MIT Recovery Funds (current) Social Interest Housing Program This program will create housing opportunities for citizens with special needs (homeless, domestic violence). The Government of Puerto Rico, through the Department of Housing, is proud to introduce the Social Interest Housing Program (SIH).

The objective of the Program is to provide funding to non-profit organizations who are committed to providing Social Interest Housing and work with vulnerable populations to ensure accessibility of housing to individuals with a wide range of socioeconomic, physical, emotional and other impairments.

The Program seeks to expand existing housing to increase the number of vulnerable individuals served and/or bring existing housing to decent, safe, and sanitary conditions and in compliance with all applicable construction codes and health and safety standards in disaster impacted areas. SIH is a $50,000,000 program for NGOs that serve vulnerable populations to increase housing capacity and resilience.

NGOs are able to apply for funding, up to $2,500,000 maximum per award. Individuals are not eligible applicants to SIH. Construction timelines will vary based upon the scale of the proposal, but conservative estimates for project completion is 1.

5-2 years. Program Guidelines (V5. 0) -- Posted 10/31/2023 URA & ADP Guide (V4.

0) -- Posted 12/15/2022 Cross Cutting Guidelines (V4. 0) -- Posted 11/04/2024 HUD CPD Green Building Retrofit Checklist Waivers HUD CPD Green Building Retrofit Checklist Eligible applicants to the Social Interest Housing Program are non-governmental ( NGO ) 501(c)(3), non-profit entities. These non-profit organizations shall have demonstrated experience working with the vulnerable populations to be served under this program.

This program’s intention is to fund entities working in Puerto Rico with vulnerable populations that may have been affected by hurricanes Irma and/or Maria or that were born from a need that was realized after the storms. NGOs will need to provide proof of non-profit status via merchant registration, certificate of incorporation or organization tax return.

Additional information, program details, eligibility requirements, and application instruction and criteria can be found in the Program Guidelines and the Program Notice of Funding Availability.

Learn more about the progress of this program on the Transparency Portal Approved allocation pending funds Amount of CDBG-DR funds assigned to Puerto Rico that have not been released by the United States Federal Government for the use of the local government.

Amount of CDBG-DR funds that are available for the use of the Government of Puerto Amount of CDBG-DR funds available for the use of the Government of Puerto Rico that has not been committed to any recovery activity. Amount of CDBG-DR funds available for the use of the Government of Puerto Rico that has already been committed to some recovery activity.

Total subrecipients agreements Pending execution Received applications submitted by participants of the program. Applications to which funds will be granted to fulfill the program purposes. Participants applications who have already been funds awarded to the Program.

Applications from eligible participants soon to be awarded by the program. Entity types Applicant information PR Government Organizations where all the money earned and or received its used in keeping the business running and not to profit the owners. Higher education institutions that are constituted from several faculties.

Political-administrative units that make decisions within national state level of Commonwealth that is divided into three branches: the executive, legislative and judicial. The executive branch is represented and directed by the governor. Round 3 First time that funds were awarded to the selected institutions according to the amount of money that has been certified in that instance ($20,000.

000). Second time in which fund were granted to selected institutions according to the amount of money that had been certified in that instance ($20,000. 000).

Total amount awarded to entities in the third round after covering administrative First Round - $18,838,046 Second Round - $12,918,399 Third Round - $52,499,037 Total amount awarded to entities in the first round after covering administrative Total amount awarded to entities in the second round after covering Total amount awarded to entities in the third round after covering administrative This portal is automatically updated on a daily basis.

What is the objective of the Program? The Program funds non-profit organizations to increase the number of vulnerable individuals housed and/or bring existing housing to resilient, decent, safe, and sanitary conditions in disaster impacted areas. What will be the maximum allocation granted per application?

Program awards may not exceed $2,500,000. An organization can submit multiple projects. What types of projects will the Program fund?

This program will provide funding for new construction or projects to repair or rehabilitate existing housing for vulnerable populations. Why is the Social Interest Housing Program important? Residents with special needs become increasingly vulnerable to the barriers of recovery caused by the impact of Hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Providing funds to Nonprofits to expand existing housing will increase the number of people served and address the unmet need through resilient, modern, high-quality housing for the most vulnerable people in Puerto Rico. 1-833-234-CDBG o 1-833-234-2324 Click here to view our Facebook page. Click here to view our Instagram page.

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