Get Help with Home Repairs for Families

Home Repairs for Families

Home Repairs for Families

Home Repairs for Families

Get Help with Home Repairs for Families

Owner-Occupied Home Repairs

MBC works collaboratively with several municipalities to facilitate housing funding sources such as CDBG, HOME, SHIP and other local, state and national funds. These programs provide funding to help preserve, maintain and strengthen housing ecosystems by providing repairs that help make your home safe, stable, healthy, sustainable, and resilient.

What We Provide

Is your home in need of a new roof, attic insulation, impact windows and doors, Air Conditioning, plumbing, electrical, structural repairs, handicap accessibility and more? If so, you may qualify for assistance through the City or County Housing Rehabilitation programs.

Assistance is in the form of a deferred payment loan with 0% interest and no monthly payments. A waitlist may exist for this program. Funding is awarded to income-qualified individuals and families on a first-qualified, first-served basis.

Who Can Apply?

  • Homeowners in Broward County, Coral Springs, Lauderdale Lakes, and Plantation

  • Low- to moderate-income families (generally at or below 80% of Area Median Income)

  • Homes must be owner-occupied as a primary residence

How It Works

Step 1

1Submit an application to determine if your household meets the income eligibility

Step 2

A licensed inspector will assess eligible repairs.

Step 3

Approved contractors complete the work under city/county and HUD standards.

Step 4

Families enjoy safer, more efficient, and sustainable homes.

How It Works

Step 1

Homeowner submits an application.

Step 2

We do a home safety inspection.

Step 3

We agree with the homeowner on a Scope of Work (list of specific repairs to be done).

Step 4

Receives repairs.

Step 5

Tell us how we did (Satisfaction Survey).

Why It Matters

Safe housing is the foundation of strong families. By removing health and safety hazards, reducing energy costs, and ensuring homes remain affordable, these programs protect family stability, prevents homelessness and enhances neighborhood pride.

Visit your partner city’s or county’s housing department (see below) for current program details or contact MBC for additional information at (954) 792-1121, ext. 125.

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