The West Virginia Homeowners Rescue Program is CLOSED to all new claims and applications. Visit www.wvhomeresuce.com for more information. You may check the status of your application by logging into the application portal.
The West Virginia Housing Development Fund Board of Directors will meet at 9 a.m. Wednesday, July 31. Click here to view the agenda.
How do young people view equality and fair housing? The West Virginia Housing Development Fund hoped to answer some of these questions by sponsoring a poster contest for middle and high school students.
The first place winners were Elizabeth Knox, a senior at Ripley High School, and Makayla McMillion, a sixth grader at Lenore K-8 School in Williamson.
“We want to engage kids at a young age and help them understand not only the significance of fair housing, but why... Continue Reading
The West Virginia Housing Development Fund has been recognized for assisting homeowners and helping to create a cleaner environment.
In partnership with the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, the Fund has developed the On-Site Systems Loan Program. This program is designed to help eligible households repair or replace on-site septic systems or connect to a public treatment system. The On-Site Systems Program was recently recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Water.
A Message for Current Customers:
The West Virginia Housing Development Fund is excited to announce a new line up of interactive tools for our current customers. After logging in, customers can make a payment and access new features. They can now:
“Customers have been able to pay their... Continue Reading
A message from Erica Boggess, the West Virginia Housing Development Fund’s Acting Executive Director:
We are proud to present the Fund’s 2013 Annual Report. This report provides an exciting overview of how our programs positively impact West Virginians.
We take pride in fulfilling the important mission of providing safe, decent and affordable housing to the citizens of West Virginia. We work diligently to serve the many housing needs of our State and work with many lending partners and other... Continue Reading
After fire destroyed their home, Albert Priddy and his sister Charlotte Thomas were in the unenviable spot of having to find a new place to live. They wanted to stay on Charleston’s West Side, but their options were limited.
Priddy has some difficulty getting around and Thomas uses a wheelchair. They needed a place close to familiar surroundings, but could accommodate someone with a disability.
When they learned about Glenwood at... Continue Reading