Affordable Housing for low and moderate income residents of Kitsap County, WA is our top priority.
- Home Ownership Program
- Mutual Self-Help Construction
- Income eligible participants build their own and each others homes as a group, with lots of assistance and training from KCCHA.
- Housing Counseling
- Family Self Sufficiency
- A program to set goals and obtain the skills needed to achieve financial independence and the pride that goes with it. (credit repair)
- First Time Home Buyers Class
- A 5 hr. course to prepare you for home ownership and familiarize you with the home buying process and programs. Certificates awarded after completion.
- Down Payment Assistance
- Assistance for first time home buyer, income eligible, applicants.
- Modernization Program
- Loans for low-income county residents for the purpose of rehabilitating their residences.
- Olympic Housing Network
- The Olympic Housing Network provides homebuyer education and homeownership counseling, with the following services:
- Full-cycle homeownership services to help low and moderate income households become and remain successful homeowners, with the following services:
- Pre Purchase Housing Counseling
- Post Purchase Housing Counseling
- Financial Skills Workshops (Budget Classes)
- Foreclosure Prevention Assistance
- Home Maintenance Information
- Predatory Lending Workshop
- Reverse Mortgage Counseling
- Full-cycle homeownership services to help low and moderate income households become and remain successful homeowners, with the following services:
- Rentals
- Multi-Family Rentals
- Information about apartments provided by KCCHA for low income families at affordable rents.
- Senior Housing
- Independent living facilities for seniors aged 62 and above, who are at or below 45% of area median income.
- Public Housing
- Units for qualified low-income families or individuals. Effective November 1, 2009, KCCHA will no longer provide specific wait list numbers. Our staff will only be able to confirm if the applicant is on the wait list or not.
- Section 8
- HUD subsidized housing.
- Specialized Housing
- KCCHA assists non-profit programs in efforts to provide housing with specialized services for homeless persons, chronically mentally ill, families in transition, frail elderly and other special-needs groups.
- Current Properties
- Current Properties Addresses
- Current Properties Map
- About Funding
- The Development Program is funded by reimbursements from bond sales and financing fee charges. This account funds salaries and consultant contracts necessary to carry out the development work plan.
- The HUD Fund was established to account for programs that are funded by revenues legally restricted to expenditures for specified purposes. Typically the funds granted can only be used for a single purpose.
- Additional Resources (offsite)
- Kitsap Housing Coalition
This is an Equal Opportunity Program.