Down Payment Assistance Available For Individuals and Families Displaced by the Floods

In partnership with the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country and Connective, TSAHC is providing down payment assistance of up to $145,000 to individuals and families displaced by the July 4th flooding in Kerr County and Comfort, Texas. First-time homebuyers, veterans and active-duty military can also receive an additional $30,000 in assistance.

Who’s Eligible?

• Residents of Kerr County or Comfort, TX, during the July 4, 2025 floods, whose primary residence was made uninhabitable by the flooding. Residents may be homeowners or renters. 

To learn more, visit www.RebuildKerrDPA.org.

Please note that TSAHC and Connective have temporarily paused new applications for this program while we assess the amount of funding remaining. 

An Update on the TSAHC’s Texas Foundations Fund: Disaster Recovery Grants

TSAHC provides grants to local housing nonprofits that provide home repairs and accessibility modifications, including repairs to homes that have been damaged by natural disasters. Please note that TSAHC is unable to assist households directly with home repairs.  If you are an individual in need of home repairs, you can view a list of our local nonprofit partners here.   

To learn more about eligibility criteria and program details, view the Guidelines linked below.

FY2027 TFF Disaster Recovery Guidelines

The FY2027 disaster recovery application is now open. Click here to learn more. 

Need Home Repairs?

If your home was damaged or destroyed in the floods, your first step is to call your insurance company and file a claim. Please note that flooding is not covered under most homeowners’ and renters’ insurance policies, unless you have a separate flood insurance policy.

If your property was damaged by the most recent flooding, you should also complete the Texas Division of Emergency Management’s damage survey here: https://damage.tdem.texas.gov/. 

Officials use this information to understand the scope of damage which can influence emergency declarations and federal aid.

Want to help?

To contribute to the local relief efforts, we recommend the following funds:

Texas Hill Country Flood Relief Fund

Central Texas Flood Recovery Fund

If you are interested in supporting TSAHC’s long-term recovery efforts, you can also make a contribution in support of our Texas Foundations Fund here: https://www.tsahc.org/donate/. Every dollar contributed to the Texas Foundations Fund goes directly to nonprofits providing disaster recovery services.