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Florida Non-Profit Housing — Serving Rural Central Florida Since 1978

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Counties served

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.

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

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.

Request a callback

English Español Kreyòl ayisyen

Resident register · Direct next steps

Choose a path

Four ways in. One organization. Open the one that sounds like your situation.

Path 01

Housing counseling

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

Start with counseling One-to-one · English · Español

Path 02

Self-help housing

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

Explore the pathway Group builds · English · Español

Path 03

Farmworker housing

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

Request a callback Phone-first · English · Español · Kreyòl ayisyen

Path 04

Partners & funders

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

View the partner pathway Institution register

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.

Learn about FNPH
  1. 1978

    FNPH is founded.

  2. Today

    One organization, many housing pathways.

  3. 2028

    FNPH’s fiftieth year.

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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