Multifamily Supportive Housing

Program Overview

The Supportive Housing Program provides capital funding for the creation of new supportive housing units.

Funding is provided in the form of 0% interest, deferred payment loans with a 30-year term and affordability period.

Projects must serve an identified target population and incorporate supportive services targeted to that population. Eligible populations include:

• Individuals/families experiencing homelessness
• Individuals/families with a member who has a disability
• Individuals/families experiencing domestic violence

Development projects consisting of new construction, acquisition and rehabilitation or adaptive reuse are eligible.

Eligible housing models/types include:

• Permanent rental housing
• Transitional housing
• Single room occupancy (SRO)
• Group homes/shelters with ongoing social services designed for and directly related to the needs of the residents
• Emergency crisis housing

If you are a service provider with no prior development experience, you may be required to contract with a development consultant to be eligible for funding. Please see the Supportive Housing Consultant list.

The Opioid Use Disorder Supportive Housing Capital Program

In addition to the general Supportive Housing Program, NH Housing administers the Opioid Use Disorder Supportive Housing Capital Program. This program provides capital funding to projects that create new supportive housing for households with a member who has OUD and other co-occurring disorders.

For more information about this program, please click here.

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