Building Foundations for Families
Creating Equity in Homeownership
Partnering with Our Community
We are deeply grateful to those many partners who help us build affordable houses for low-income, Kent County working families.​
Breaking the Cycle of Poverty Through Home Ownership
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Building Foundations for Families

Kent Attainable Housing is a nonprofit breaking the cycle of poverty by building or renovating affordable houses and partnering with low income, working families to prepare for and buy a home.  Expanding home ownership to families in need builds foundations for healthier, happier and more productive families and a stronger community.

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Redlining and Real Estate Appraisal Gaps: Kent Attainable Housing Hosts Brooke Lierman

Congratulations to Tamyra Dupre-Jones and Eugene Jones for Purchasing a KAH Homer

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Our Work

We buy property, design or renovate homes, landscape the yards and partner with low-income families to buy the home.  We build the capacity of our applicants to successfully own a home through required workshops in financial literacy, home ownership, and budget management.  We use community volunteers and partners to help make the homes affordable and to mentor applicants through the process.

Our Houses

Our Applicants

Our Partnerships

The Need

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Get Involved

Kent Attainable Housing Establishes the Ed Minch Housing Equity Fund​

Volunteer with the KAH Construction Team Led by Bob Ingersoll

Kent Attainable Housing depends on the compassion of people like you to help us create a better community.  Whether you have time to give a specialized talent or a willingness to learn a new one, or can give a small donation or a large one, your critical donation of time or money makes the difference in making our homes affordable for people in need.

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“This is a very exciting project that is a win-win for this community.  It’s a fantastic example of strategic infill development for the Town, the neighborhood will benefit from the improvement of a vacant lot, and this is an amazing opportunity for a limited income family to move into their own home.” — Mayor Chris Cerino
“The mission of the organization is greatly needed in this county (and so many places) and you and the board should feel good about the needs you have identified and are willing to take the steps to make a difference.”     Susan Newton-Rhodes Director, Summit
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