We are pleased to present our 2020 Community Report. This past year we faced not only our typical challenges, but also a very unexpected one with the pandemic. The stories that follow highlight some of the ways we helped improve lives and strengthen Idaho communities by building meaningful partnerships and connecting people to resources. We hope this provides a source of inspiration and encouragement of how we can continue to work together to strengthen our communities. We thank our board, employees, investors, and countless partners for helping us make Idaho a better place to live and work.
Whether they own or rent a home, IHFA is working to keep people in their homes during this pandemic. From our Housing Preservation Program for those struggling to pay their rent and utilities, to our post-purchase forbearance counseling for homeowners who need to understand their options after falling behind on their mortgage, we are here to help.
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Idaho Housing provides unique loan products that help homebuyers obtain sustainable homeownership, including low mortgage rates, down payment and closing cost assistance, homebuyer tax credits, Finally Home! Homebuyer Education, and free pre- and post-purchase housing advice.
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With Idaho’s rapid growth, finding an affordable place to live is becoming a bigger problem for many across the state. Idaho Housing is partnering with cities and organizations, around the state, to provide more affordable options in our communities.
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Giving back to those who have served. How Idaho Housing is partnering with others to help provide shelter to our veterans who find themselves without a place to live in our community.
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Idaho Housing is more than just housing. We offer programs to small businesses around the state, to help provide them access the capital they need to help grow their operations.
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Idaho Housing supports a comprehensive and coordinated crisis response system that includes emergency shelters, transitional housing, rapid re-housing, and permanent supportive housing.
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Idaho Housing invested more than $2 billion dollars in rental housing, economic development, rental assistance, homeless services, and grants in 2020.
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