New York State HOME American Rescue Plan Program (NYS HOME-ARP) - Rental Housing, Non-Congregate-Shelter & NonProfit Capacity Building (NY) Grant

The New York State HOME American Rescue Plan Program (NYS HOME-ARP) provides approximately $53.83 million for rental housing and non-congregate shelters. Managed by the NYS Housing Trust Fund Corporation, this initiative aims to create high-quality affordable housing for vulnerable populations, including the homeless and those at risk of homelessness. Eligible applicants can seek funding for new construction, rehabilitation, or adaptive reuse projects, promoting sustainable community development across New York State.

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• Pre-Proposal - This deadline represents the Initial Application for Threshold Review.
• New York State HOME American Rescue Plan Program (NYS HOME-ARP) - Rental Housing, Non-Congregate-Shelter & NonProfit Capacity Building (NY)

The New York State HOME American Rescue Plan Program (NYS HOME-ARP) is a federally funded program allocated to New York State by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and administered by the NYS Housing Trust Fund Corporation (HTFC). Approximately $53.83 million remains available through NYS HOME-ARP for rental housing, non-congregate shelter and non-profit capacity building.
NYS Homes & Community Renewal (HCR) seeks proposals for the creation and preservation of high-quality affordable rental housing and non-congregate shelter (NCS) throughout the State by investing HOME-ARP resources further identified herein. HCR invites eligible applicants to apply for these housing resources through this HOME-ARP program request for applications (RFA). Under this RFA, applicants may apply for funding for the new construction, rehabilitation, and/or adaptive reuse of site-specific projects that provide rental housing and non-congregate shelter (NCS), primarily for Qualifying Populations (QP).
Qualifying Populations can be defined as: persons who are experiencing homelessness, persons who were formerly homeless but housed with temporary resources, persons at-risk of homelessness, persons with disabilities, persons fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence or human trafficking, persons exiting institutions or systems of care and other populations experiencing housing instability.
Funding
Development of Affordable Rental Housing:Up to $400,000 per unit. Maximum Award: $20 million. Minimum Award: $1 million.Development of Non-Congregate Shelter:Up to $200,000 per unit. Maximum Award: $7 million. Minimum Award: $1 million.Non-Profit Capacity Building:Must be based on documented organizational & project needs to develop a HOME-ARP project. In any fiscal year, assistance cannot exceed the greater of 50 percent of the general operating expenses of the organization, or $50,000.