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APPLICATION INFORMATION
The public application cycle for our Alachua and Levy County Repair Programs are currently closed while projects are underway for our latest qualified applicants. We're working to reopen as quickly as we can, and we'll post an update on our [office/website] as soon as the application period opens.
Our BRIDGES and ACEEP programs remain open to apply for. If you are a tenant or property owner interested in energy efficient upgrades for your unit(s) please go to aceep@rebuildingtogetherncf.
However, we are here to help! Please email apply@rebuildingtogetherncf.org to discuss your repair needs, learn more about Rebuilding Together's program eligibility, and to get connected to other resources that might be able to help! Information about applying to our programs will be posted as soon as program funding becomes available. Keep checking back for the most up-to-date information.
Our team can only meet with applicants by appointment, as we cannot accept walk-ins. Please email apply@rebuildingtogetherncf.org or call (352) 373-2573 to get connected to someone who can review your case.
In the meantime, please visit this page to learn more about our programs.
*Information below for informational purposes only as eligibility varies from case to case.
QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED FOR SERVICES
To qualify, applicants must:
- Live in Alachua County
- Own their home, with property taxes current
- Have clear deed to the property
- Meet the income guidelines for extremely low to low categories (see below for the 2024 guidelines)
- Complete the application during the open cycle
- Provide proper documentation including:
- ID for each person living in the home (examples include copies of: Photo ID, birth certificate, school documents, or Social Security card)
- Verification of each income source
Household Income Guidelines by Family Size
Please refer to the chart for the income guidelines, based on the 2024 HUD Average Median Income Limits for Alachua County.
If you have any questions regarding our processes, please feel free to contact our office at (352)373-2573.