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

How can we help? Housing paths can be complicated. Start with what you need, and we’ll make the next step clear.

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Phone-first support

We call you back.

Request a phone-first callback in English, Spanish, or Haitian Creole.

A callback request is the first step, not a long intake form.

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Resident register · Direct next steps

Choose a path.

  • Housing counseling

    Understand which counseling path fits your situation and what to expect next.

    Start with counseling
  • Self-help housing

    Learn how the program works before deciding whether to take the next step.

    Explore the pathway
  • Farmworker housing

    Request a phone-first callback in English, Spanish, or Haitian Creole.

    Request a callback
  • Partners & funders

    Explore FNPH’s work in preservation, new and co-development, funding, and community partnership.

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Our mission

One organization. One continuous path.

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

Florida Non-Profit Housing, Inc.’s mission is to ensure the availability of suitable housing for low to moderate-income families and farmworkers in rural communities.

  • 1978FNPH is founded.
  • TodayOne organization, many housing pathways.
  • 2028FNPH’s fiftieth year.
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Where we work

Rural Central Florida. Six counties.

FNPH’s mission centers low- to moderate-income families and farmworkers in rural communities.

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

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Institution register · Partners & funders

Housing partnership with a clear public purpose.

FNPH’s institutional pathway covers preservation, new and co-development, lenders, community partners, and funders.

USDA programs: Sections 502, 514, 515, 516, and 523.

The site establishes fit before the first point of contact.

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