NCCDF Projects

 NCCDF provides low cost loans to families to repair homes and to help maintain safety levels and affordability. 

 NCCDF has built, and now owns and manages, 12 energy-efficient, accessible units. We keep rents below market rate. 

NCCDF assists clients secure mortgage financing, design a home, and locate a lot and a builder. We can also help with closing costs. 

 NCCDF can provide small loans or grants for emergency home repair needs and adaptations for the elderly & disabled.

NCCDF is currently investigating partnering with Renaissance Ridge to develop housing for working families in Nelson County.

Thirty-four home subdivision in Shipman funded with $660,000 in Block Grant funds and $1.2 million in VHDA mortgage funding. Received State and Federal Awards.

Indoor plumbing repairs and upgrades to more that 120 homes or 2% of housing stock in Nelson County.

More than 85 new homes for first time buyers.

As the sub-recipient for federal housing funds for Nelson County, NCCDF has brought more than $8 million in combined funding to our community.

Fourteen lot development in Arrington completed in cooperation with Habitat for Humanity.

$2.2 million historic renovation of 1931 Lovingston High School to leased office space owned by NCCDF and the Jefferson Area Board for the Aging (JABA).