our homeowners
Everyone deserves a place to call home.
Our future homeowners share one common goal: stability through homeownership.
They’re willing to work hard for it, often juggling family life, full-time jobs, schooling and more in addition to meeting Habitat Orlando & Osceola’s homeownership requirements.
Ownership extends to the process as well as the house with Habitat. We want to ensure our homeowners are deeply invested in their homes, so we ask that they partner with us. They do this in part by attending homeownership classes and volunteering through sweat equity.
A safe, affordable, comfortable home awaits them at the end of this journey. Besides shelter, our homes often bring the stability needed for our homeowners and their families to invest in their education, health, and more.
How can I become a homeowner?
Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando & Osceola County builds and repairs affordable homes for low-income individuals and families who demonstrate a housing need. Applicants’ willingness to partner with us and ability to pay a mortgage are also considered.
How can I help a homeowner?
We can’t make affordable housing a reality for our community without you.
Join us in creating more affordable housing by donating to us, volunteering with us, or advocating for us.
Reaping the benefits of homeownership: Rhonza’s story
“When I look out my kitchen window now, I can say, ‘Hallelujah. Thank you, Jesus,’” Rhonza said. “I just get tears in my eyes.”
Rebuilding a family’s gathering place: Vivian’s story
Thanks to a partnership with the City of Kissimmee and Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando & Osceola County, Vivian got a first look at her reconstructed home with family members, city and Habitat staff, and media on July 18.
Revitalizing an older home full of memories: Charlotte’s story
Habitat Orlando & Osceola’s Neighborhood Revitalization program made necessary repairs to Charlotte’s home.
Habitat Orlando & Osceola homeowners illustrate local housing crisis
Dire stats regarding Central Florida housing were recently released by the National Low Income Housing Coalition.
Something to call her own: Jakenia’s Story
“In a few months, I’ll have something I can call mine,” says future homeowner Jakenia. “I’ll be one happy person.”
Adding homeownership to the to-do list: Patricia’s Story
“Habitat works with you,” Patricia said. “They’re hand in hand with you. They’re part of my family now.”