Making a difference

KENT ATTAINABLE HOUSING

KENT ATTAINABLE HOUSING

Making a difference

One family at a time

At Kent Attainable Housing, we help limited income working families realize the dream of homeownership.

How We Help

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    Become a Homeowner Program

    One-on-one, individualized service to help you realize your dream of homeownership. The process includes:

    • Financial readiness
    • Credit repair
    • Qualifying for a mortgage
    • Home purchase support
    • Mentorship throughout the home-buying process

    See the Program
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    Financial Literacy Classes

    Free financial literacy workshops designed to help you build a stronger financial future. Class topics may include: 

    • Budgeting and saving
    • Credit building and credit repair
    • Banking basics
    • Stress management and self-care
    • General financial well-being 

    View our Classes
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    Advocacy for Rural Affordable Housing

    With housing costs continuing to soar, homeownership is becoming an increasingly distant dream for many families. As part of our mission, we engage in targeted advocacy designed to increase affordable housing in our communities.

    Learn about our Advocacy

What our Clients Say

“I just needed stability… and a house is something that lasts for years and years and can be passed down to future generations… there’s no comparison.”

– Latoya

Donate to our Mission

With your generosity, we can help residents of Kent County and Northern Queen Anne’s County prepare for and realize the stability of homeownership.

Help make affordable housing more accessible. Donate today and be part of the solution.

100% of your donation stays local.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Become a Homeowner programs help income-restricted, first-time homebuyers prepare for homeownership. At KAH, our homebuyer assistance program offers participants one-on-one support as they work toward qualifying for a mortgage and throughout the homebuying process. To learn more, visit Become a Homeowner.

  • Affordable homeownership programs are designed for income-restricted households whose earnings fall within certain limits. These limits take a variety of factors into consideration, and we encourage you to contact us or visit our Become a Homeowner page to see if you are eligible.

  • The timeline varies based on each participant’s financial situation and readiness to buy a home. Some people may be ready to apply for a mortgage sooner, while others may need more time to improve credit, build savings, or strengthen their financial profile.

  • Workforce housing refers to housing that is affordable for working individuals and families with moderate incomes, such as teachers, healthcare workers, public safety employees, and service professionals. These homes help ensure people who work in a community can also afford to live there. Our programs support this goal by helping eligible participants prepare for homeownership.

  • Yes! Kent Attainable Housing offers FREE financial literacy classes open to ALL residents of Kent County and Northern Queen Anne’s County, regardless of income. These financial literacy classes cover practical topics such as budgeting, credit repair and credit counseling, managing debt, saving strategies, understanding mortgages, and the homebuying process.

  • Visit our Become a Homeowner page to learn more about the program, eligibility, and how to apply.

    For free Financial Literacy Workshops, check out our Financial Literacy class schedule and sign up for a class.

    Any questions? Just contact us. We’d love to hear from you.