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A home you can afford⁠—and keep.

Counseling, self-help, farmworker housing.

Find your way in

Rural Central Florida · since 1978

Three ways in.

You don’t need the program name. Pick what sounds like your situation — each one starts with a person, in English, Español or Kreyòl ayisyen.

  1. Two FNPH counselors standing at the front of a community room while residents take notes at a first-time homebuyer workshop.

    Housing counseling

    Buying a first home, fixing your credit, or behind on a mortgage — a HUD-certified counselor works out what comes next with you.

    Talk to a counselor English · Español

  2. Five people painting a half-finished self-help house together: one steadying a long roller against the eaves, others holding paint cans beside a ladder.

    Built by the families who live there

    Self-help housing

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

    See how self-help works English · Español

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

    Farmworker housing

    Rent, utility and move-in help for farmworker families. Only head-of-household ID is ever needed, and no copies are taken.

    Ask us to call you English · Español · Kreyòl ayisyen

The kitchen of an FNPH apartment: wood cabinets, a clean range and counter, and a window over the sink.

Farmworker program

We call you back.

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Six rural counties, in the seasons the work runs.

Leave a name and a number and a person calls you — 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 youOther ways to reach us
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About FNPH

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.

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

  1. 1978

    Successor to the American Friends Service Committee farmworker-housing effort.

  2. Today

    HUD-certified counseling, self-help builds, and farmworker housing across rural Central Florida.

  3. 2028

    The fiftieth year.

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

Partners & fundersA door of their own

Build with us.

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

Developers, lenders, CDFIs and funders start here. A short form — organization, name, phone. We call you.

Have us call youDevelopment & partnerships
Six FNPH staff members and partner-organization colleagues standing together, facing the camera, in a community room after a first-time homebuyer session.