However, they are only available to public entities such as city governments, as are CDBG funds. Private individuals might be able to do something through Low-Income Housing Tax Credit. That funding cycle has a deadline of June 15 this year, so it is more than likely too late to try that route. The Foundation Center Library lists many private foundations that are interested in rehab housing. You can often find that your local power company will give you discounts for enery-efficient changes.
Some environmental groups are also interested in doing that sort of thing.
That information is probably also available at the Foundation Center Library. Try contacting the Economic Development or Planning Depart in your local government to see what is available from them. Good Luck on finding the help you need. There are no responses to this message.