Help shape FNPH’s new website.

Welcome! Pick your favorite homepage and image style, or tell us if none feel right. A short reason is optional. These videos show how to share a preference or detailed feedback. Thanks for taking a look. — Gilberto

Choose your favorite homepage, content width, and image style—or select “None of these feel right.” A short reason is optional. No account needed.

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Hey team, help us choose a look for FNPH's new website. Pick your favorite homepage and image style. If none feel right, you can tell us that too. You don't need an account. Start by clicking Explore and Review at the top, first try version A and then version B. They have different home pages, but share the same inside pages. Next try narrow and wide. These options change how much space the content uses across the screen. Then try the image styles. Source: fnph.org shows photos from the current website. The other styles show ideas for a new look. The artwork, AI images and video animations are still drafts. Take a look at a few pages. Your image style stays selected as you browse. Any comments you started will stay in the panel too. When you're ready, choose one of these answers. This is my favorite, my favorite with changes or none of these feel right. You can tell us what works or what you change. If none feel right, tell us what you'd prefer. A short answer is fine and you can leave it blank. There's also a space for you to comment on the words used on the site. Are they clear and easy to understand? And tell us what you think of the visual identity, the logos, colors, fonts and images. Does it feel right for FNPH? Both questions are optional. Last, enter your name and select your role. Check the summary of your choices, then click Submit. Thanks for taking a look. Your input will help shape the new site. To leave a comment on a specific part of the page, watch the Detailed feedback video.

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Build a home. Together.

Through mutual self-help housing, households work on one another’s homes with guidance and supervised construction.

Housing under construction.

Your work helps build more than one home.

Participating households work on one another’s homes with supervised construction. It takes time, shared effort, and a commitment to the group.

How a build works.

  1. Share your interest

    Tell FNPH how to reach you and where you live.

  2. Talk about the commitment

    Ask whether a group is forming. Discuss eligibility and the labor required before deciding to take part.

  3. Build with your neighbors

    Participating households contribute labor on each home in the group, with supervised construction.

  4. Work toward a home of your own

    FNPH coordinates the process with USDA Rural Development financing. USDA determines final eligibility.

Could this fit your household?

Housing and income

Households generally need low or very low income and a need for safe housing in an eligible rural area.

Time and participation

You must be willing to contribute the required labor. Talk with FNPH about the work and whether a group is forming.

Self-help interest