FLINT, MI – The City of Flint’s Community Services Division has been awarded $472,000 from the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) through the MI Neighborhood Grant to support renters with accessibility needs. These funds will be used to make critical repairs and updates to rental homes, ensuring Flint residents with disabilities have safer and more accessible living spaces.
“This grant is a significant step in improving housing accessibility for Flint renters,” said Ashly Harris, Deputy Director of Community Services. “By investing in these updates, we are ensuring that residents with mobility challenges or other accessibility needs can live more safely and independently in their homes.”
Program Eligibility & Application Process
Selections for the program will be made on a first-come, first-served basis, and eligibility will depend on both the renter and landlord meeting program requirements. Renters who qualify must:
Available Repairs & Accessibility Updates
Eligible rental units may receive modifications such as:
How to Apply
Interested renters should email [email protected] to begin the application process and submit the required documentation. Updates will also be available on the Community Services page.
For accommodations, modifications, translation, interpretation, or other services, please contact [email protected].
The City of Flint is committed to enhancing accessibility and ensuring equitable housing opportunities for all residents. This initiative is a critical step in supporting renters with disabilities and improving housing conditions throughout the city.