Neighbours on an FNPH self-help build day painting the porch of a new home together, one on a ladder with a paint can, one rolling the eaves.

Rural Central Florida · since 1978

A home you can afford — and keep.

Housing counseling, self-help homebuilding, and farmworker housing.

Find the right help Ask us to call you

Choose a path

Three paths in.

You don’t need program names. Pick what sounds like your situation — each path starts with a person.

Residents seated at tables in a community room while two FNPH staff members lead a first-time homebuyer workshop.

Housing counseling

Buying a first home, working on credit, or behind on a mortgage — a HUD-certified counselor helps you sort out what comes next.

Start here · English · Español

A row of newly framed self-help houses with porches and pale siding standing on a graded lot before landscaping.

Self-help housing

An affordable home you build and keep — families raising their own homes alongside neighbors, sweat equity counted as real work.

Learn how it works · English · Español

Single-story green duplex apartments along a drive at Azalea Apartments in Bowling Green, Florida.

Farmworker housing

Rent, utility, and move-in help for farmworker families. Ask us to call you — only head-of-household ID is ever needed, and no copies are taken or shared.

We call you back · English · Español · Kreyòl ayisyen

One call, any path

Not sure which path is yours?

Leave a name and a number and a person calls you back — in English, Español, or Kreyòl ayisyen.

You don’t need the program name, and you don’t need paperwork to start.

Ask us to call you Other ways to reach us

The kitchen of an FNPH rental apartment: a range and hood, wood cabinets, a stone counter and a window onto the parking court.

About FNPH · One organization, many doors

Nearly fifty years. One promise.

For nearly 50 years, Florida Non-Profit Housing has helped rural Central Florida families find a home they can afford — and keep it.

Counseling, self-help, the farmworker program, partners — different paths, one promise.

A farmworker carries a full harvest bucket on his shoulder through rows of tomato plants in a Florida field.

Since 1978
Successor to the American Friends Service Committee farmworker-housing effort.
Today
HUD-certified counseling, self-help builds, and farmworker housing.
2028
The fiftieth year.

Development & partnerships

Partners have a door of their own.

Every path above is one organization — Florida Non-Profit Housing, at work in rural Central Florida since 1978.

Looking through a doorway-shaped opening at a self-help house: a covered porch, posts and a front door on a newly graded lot.

Through the partner door

FNPH works across the USDA housing programs — 502, 514, 515, 516 and 523 — with land and site control, six-county knowledge, and an integrated model.

Developers, lenders, CDFIs, community partners, and funders start here.

Have us call you Explore development & partnerships

A short form — organization, name, phone. We call you.

Six FNPH staff members and partner-organization colleagues standing together in a community room after a first-time homebuyer session.

Our mission

To ensure the availability of suitable housing for low to moderate-income families and farmworkers in rural communities.

Direction imagery, generated: a quiet rural street of single-story homes under live oaks and palms, a bicycle standing at the mailbox.

Azalea Apartments in Bowling Green, Florida: single-story green duplex apartments along a drive.

Every FNPH photograph on this page is a documentary frame from FNPH’s own image set, captioned with its source. Where FNPH has no photograph, the page says so: a labelleddirection frame for a place, or an empty slotheld open for a moment. No stock, and no generated family.

Detail from an FNPH self-help build day: a man on a stepladder under the eaves of a new house, handing a paint can down to the neighbours working below him.