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Find similar grantsRESTORE Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program is sponsored by State of Louisiana (through HUD CDBG-DR funds). This state-administered program provides federal grant funding to help Louisiana residents repair or replace homes damaged by hurricanes.
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Federal Assistance Program for Louisiana… | Restore Louisiana Please make sure you have the following nearby for reference: FEMA Registration Numbers* Hazard/Flood Insurance Provider and Policy Number (if applicable) *If you do not have this information, you may contact FEMA by calling or visiting FEMA's website: www. fema. gov/assistance/individual/after-applying/appeals .
I have these items, take me to the survey For more information on how to complete your survey, Restore Louisiana provides federal grant assistance to homeowners impacted by 2020-2021 disasters and Hurricane Francine h2]:text-xl md:[&>h2]:text-2xl [&>h2]:mb-8 [&>h2]:mt-0 [&>h2]:pb-0 lg:[&>h2]:max-w-lg [&>h2]:m-auto [&>h2]:font-normal"> If you are actively participating in the Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program for 2020-2021 disasters : p]:text-white [&>p]:text-base [&_p_a]:max-w-md [&_p_a]:mx-auto [&_p_a]:block [&_p_a]:!
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text-white [&_p_a]:right-caret-white new-tab-white"> Invited homeowners are now able to submit their program application. The deadline to complete the survey for Hurricane Francine was June 30, 2025. Note : To complete this survey, you must have applied for FEMA Individual Assistance and received a damage determination with a FEMA Verified Loss (FVL) designation of major / severe.
TO UNDERSTAND YOUR NEXT STEPS WITH THE PROGRAM, SEE THE FULL OVERVIEW HERE What is the Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program? The Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program assists homeowners affected by the 2020-2021 disasters and Hurricane Francine with repairs, reconstruction and/or reimbursement for repairs already completed.
Program assistance for Hurricane Francine will be available for qualifying homeowners located in one of the nine disaster declared parishes, including Ascension, Assumption, Jefferson, Lafourche, St. Charles, St. James, St.
John, St. Mary and Terrebonne. The program is administered by the Louisiana Office of Community Development and is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Everything has been wonderful since. I have this beautiful home now! - Bobby McNamara, Terrebonne Parish This still feels like a dream.
No words could ever describe it. I am blessed beyond measure. - Janelle Jackson, Calcasieu Parish My experience with Restore Louisiana was everything!
- Vanessa Pierre, St. Charles Parish I recommend this program to anyone who needs help. - Brenda Burton, St.
Helena Parish I am truly blessed for the help the Restore Louisiana program gave me. - Restore Louisiana Homeowner I'm very appreciative of the men and women working to help people like me get back into their home. - Mark Leonard, Beauregard Parish I wonder every day where I would be without all that Restore Louisiana has done for me and my family.
- Leona Plaisance, Lafourche Parish I can never fully express how this program has changed our lives. Thank you Restore Louisiana! - Jennifer Lafont, Lafourche Parish So thankful this program exists!
- Kelly Berkey, Calcasieu Parish Restore Louisiana completely changed my life! - Adele Michael, Ascension Parish Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program Policy Manual The policy manual is Restore Louisiana's way of communicating policies and procedures of the Homeowner Assistance Program to the public. If you're curious about any facet of the program, the policy manual will answer your questions.
Click the link below to access the document. View the Policy Manual, 2020-21 span]:ml-1 lg:whitespace-nowrap"> View the Policy Manual, Hurricane Francine View the Program Price List, 2020-21 span]:ml-1 lg:whitespace-nowrap after:shrink-0"> View the Program Price List, Hurricane Francine View the 2020-21 Action Plan View the Hurricane Francine Action Plan What is Restore Louisiana?
Restore Louisiana is dedicated to helping homeowners recover from federally declared disasters. The program is administered by the Louisiana Office of Community Development (OCD) and funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) through federal appropriations of Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds.
Restore Louisiana was initially established to assist homeowners impacted by the March and August 2016 Floods and has now expanded to include homeowners impacted by Hurricanes Laura, Delta, Ida and the May 2021 Severe Storm. My home was damaged by Hurricane Francine. Am I eligible for assistance?
If you owned your home and occupied it as a primary residence at the time of the disaster; have maintained ownership of the home since the disaster; and sustained FEMA-determined major/severe damage from Hurricane Francine as the result of Hurricane Francine, you may qualify for assistance.
FEMA major/severe damage includes one of the following: FEMA inspected residential damage of $8,000 or greater At least one foot of flooding on the first floor FEMA inspected personal property damage of $3,500 or greater Note: Homeowners impacted by 2020-2021 disasters are no longer able to apply for assistance. The deadline to apply for the Restore Louisiana program was October 31, 2023. I applied for FEMA assistance.
Am I already signed up for Restore Louisiana? No. Assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Small Business Administration (SBA), Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP), a volunteer agency, insurance, etc. is separate from Restore Louisiana. How does the program calculate my Repair or Reimbursement Estimate?
The program will conduct a damage assessment as part of the application process which will assess the value of both the prospective work remaining to complete repair, reconstruction, or replacement of the home, and the value of work already completed. This will be a thorough inspection of the inside and outside of your home and homeowners must be present for the inspection.
The programs inspector will use program-approved estimating software and pricelists to provide estimates of the value of both remaining work and eligible completed repairs. The Program Pricing List can be found here . Please note, pricing is subject to change based upon program review and approval and at the programs discretion.
If I own more than one home in Louisiana, can I participate in the Program? Only the home that served as your primary residence at the time of the disaster is eligible for assistance under the Program. A property that was a second home at the time of the disaster, or became one afterward, is not eligible for assistance.
If Program review identifies homestead exemptions on more than one property, the Program will evaluate available documentation to determine which property served as the applicant’s primary residence at the time of the disaster. Any additional properties will be treated as second homes and are not eligible for assistance. Separately, Louisiana law prohibits intentionally claiming more than one homestead exemption.
See La. R. S.
14:71. 4.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Owner-occupants whose homes were damaged by a federally declared disaster (e. g. , Hurricanes Laura, Delta, Ida, Zeta, Francine) and received a FEMA damage determination. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
RESTORE Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program is funded by State of Louisiana (through HUD CDBG-DR funds). 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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