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Find similar grantsTenant-Based Rental Assistance (HOME Program) is sponsored by Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC) (through the HOME Investment Partnerships Program). HOME funds may be used for rent and utility assistance, as well as security and utility deposits, for eligible households.
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HOME Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) | Kentucky Housing Corporation Kentucky Housing Corporation’s (KHC) HOME TBRA program is a grant program that funds community-based nonprofit organizations, housing non-profit organizations, and local governments (cities and counties) in KHC's service area. To apply for funding, visit the Universal Funding Application (UFA) .
HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) has the flexibility to create programs that provide assistance to individual households. The most common type of TBRA program provides for payments to make up the difference between what a household can afford to pay for housing and the local rent standard.
TBRA funds may be used to provide rental assistance to help pay the cost of monthly rent and utility costs, and to pay security deposit assistance to tenants regardless of whether rental and utility subsidies are being provided. Utility deposit assistance may be provided only in conjunction with rental assistance subsidy or security deposit assistance, and cannot be a stand-alone TBRA activity.
HOME TBRA funds may be used to pay for reasonable planning and administrative expenses associated with operating a TBRA program. Such expenses are subject to the 10 percent limitation on administrative costs. The KHC HOME TBRA Policy Manual can serve as a reference guide to the program.
Program Manuals and Guidance KHC’s HOME TBRA Policy Manual serves as a reference for the Corporation’s administration of the HOME Investment Partnership (HOME) Program. HUD Exchange (Policy Guidance and FAQs) 24 CFR 92. 209 (TBRA Regulations) 2026 Funding Round Resources The most recent funding round for HOME TBRA funding was held in 20246.
Information about that competition is listed below for reference. When a new funding round is announced, updated information will be posted here. 2026 TBRA Application Guidelines 2026 TBRA Cost Summary (Excel) Required Elements of HOME TBRA Administrative Plan Checklist (Excel) HOME TBRA Minimum Occupancy Standards (Fillable) 2026 HOME TBRA Scoresheet (Word) Rental Program Information
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible households must be in one of KHC's special needs populations and may have incomes up to 60 percent of the area median. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (HOME Program) is funded by Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC) (through the HOME Investment Partnerships Program). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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