“Most things we see have been shaped by history in ways we don’t immediately understand,” says H. Luke Shaefer of the University of Michigan’s Ford
Learn MoreIn a big win for energy efficiency and affordability, HOMES, Inc., a Fahe Member, was featured as November’s Builder of the Month by RESNET HERS
Learn MoreOn November 14, Fahe Member Housing Development Alliance (HDA) broke ground on the first of 32 high-ground homes financed by the Rural Housing Trust Fund (RHTF) that will be built or repaired in
Learn MoreIn October, Fahe Chief Executive Officer Jim King joined Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear to congratulate the nine recipients, including several Fahe members, of the first round of Rural Housing Trust
Learn MoreRecently, HDA’s Executive Director Scott McReynolds was interviewed by Bluegrass Live about the Eastern Kentucky flood recovery, bringing his unique perspective around the recovery efforts as a
Learn MoreAs National Recovery Month comes to a close, Fahe would like to highlight Kentucky Access to Recovery (KATR) and acknowledge the positive impact the program has on the communities we serve. The KATR
Learn MoreOne year ago in July 2022, one of the most devastating natural disasters left Eastern Kentucky in ruins. Rain and flooding are common in the region, but during the night of July 27th and morning of
Learn MoreIn recognition of National Homeownership Month, Fahe staff was joined by Joaquin Altoro, Administrator of USDA Rural Housing Service, and Dr. Thomas Carew, USDA-RD State Director of Kentucky to
Learn MoreNames Sara Morgan as President, Fahe; Jose Quinonez as President, Partners for Rural Transformation Fahe has further strengthened its leadership team as it continues to pursue a bold vision for the
Learn MoreFahe is excited to announce the Kentucky Access to Recovery (KATR) Program is the subject of a comprehensive evaluation to be performed by the Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center (KIPRC).
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