Access to safe homes is a basic human right

We provide affordable homes and critical repairs for families who otherwise couldn't afford them.

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Habitat for Humanity of El Paso has been serving El Paso County since 1981. We believe that access to dignified homes is the most basic of human rights. We provide elderly, disabled, and veteran homeowners with critical home repairs. We also build affordable homes for mid to low income families.

Our impact in numbers

32

Homeowners receive critical home repairs annually

43

Homes built or renovated for area families in need

18.3%

of El Pasoans are living in poverty

Programs

Tub to Shower Renovation

80% of falls at home happen in the bathroom. It is our mission to make the restroom experience safer and more dignified for our elderly and disabled neighbors. We do this by providing accessibility remodels including removing bath tubs and installing walk- or roll-in showers, reinforced grab bars, shower seats and anti-slip tile. Our application process ensures these services are provided to those who need them most and could not otherwise afford them. Not only do these tub to shower remodels provide a safer experience for the homeowner, our services also provide respite and peace of mind for their caregivers and loved ones.

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Home Build Program

Habitat for Humanity of El Paso provides families with a hand up, not a hand out. We build homes and sell them to qualifying families at a zero interest, 30- year, fixed rate mortgage. Chosen homeowners must submit 200 to 400 hours of sweat equity. We are not currently accepting applications but please email us for more information and to join our waiting list.

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Veterans' Repairs Programs

We are a proud Veterans' Build Affiliate and often have Vet-specific funding to provide those who served in our nation's armed forces with homes and repairs. Call us today to find out more!

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Join our volunteer community

Join our growing community of  volunteers and make an impact in the lives of El Paso families. There are numerous ways to help out.

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“The homeowners' gratitude, their smiles and hugs... it's just the best reward.”

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