STATUS:  Open

SERVICE AREA: Approximately 60 counties across central, western, eastern, and northern Kentucky. Visit the Get Help / Counties Served page to see if your area qualifies.

CLIENTS SERVED:  Veterans & their families

DESCRIPTION: The Repair Corps program is part of Habitat for Humanity’s Veterans Build, a national initiative that serves veterans and their families. Kentucky Habitat, in partnership with local Habitat affiliates, serves veteran homeowners throughout Kentucky with critical home repairs thanks to support from The Home Depot Foundation. We help veterans build strength, stability and independence. Hammers for Heroes serves low and extremely low-income Kentucky veterans with much needed critical home repairs, so they and their families may live and age in pace in a safe, affordable and healthy environment. Over the past 2 years, Hammers for Heroes has provided critical home repairs to over 60 veterans homes.

SERVICES / PROGRAMS: HOW TO APPLY:  Unfortunately, Kentucky Habitat for Humanity does not serve in all 120 counties in Kentucky and due to limited funding, Kentucky Habitat cannot assist with every need submitted.  Typical repairs might include (to name a few): New roof / Handicap Accessible Ramp / Plumbing and electrical repairs / Windows/Door replacement / New flooring /  Bathroom modifications / HVAC systems / Kitchen updates

HOW TO APPLY: Unfortunately, Kentucky Habitat for Humanity does not serve in all 120 counties in Kentucky and due to limited funding, Kentucky Habitat cannot assist with every need submitted. Please check our list of affiliates and the areas that we serve BEFORE completing and submitting your form. If your county of residence is not on our list of affiliates, Kentucky Habitat cannot assist you at this time.  Submit a request – Complete the Veterans Request for Assistance Form via the Kentucky Habitat website /  Contact the program – Call 502‑608‑7041 OR visit 330 North Hubbards Lane, St. Matthews, KY 40207 for guidance.

Eligibility:
Must be a Kentucky veteran with an honorable discharge / Home must be owner‑occupied (not rented)/ The veteran must live in the home as their primary residence / Priority is given to homes with critical needs; standard repairs may be considered if critical work takes precedence.