HUD-certified staff members provide counseling, information and educational workshops to help you build savings, get out of debt or own a home. Their expertise will assist you and your family in building a brighter financial future.
What we provide (click for more information):
Participants may benefit from a variety of financial education and asset-building services. These include incentive-based savings plans, credit restoration services, homebuyer education, and homeownership opportunities. Achieving long-term financial success is definitely within reach.
Financial education is about life-long, smart money decisions. You can find out how to set money goals, understand credit scores and credit reports, manage your money, avoid identity theft, avoid predatory lending, learn about banking relationships, and understand employment opportunities.
To get started, you must first attend an orientation session by calling (520) 882-5383 ext. 162 or email education@primavera.org to register.
Orientations are offered on Mondays in English or Wednesdays in Spanish. Both orientations and classes are held at our Administrative Offices in the Jim & Vicki Click Training Center, 151 W. 40th St., Tucson, AZ
AT YOUR ORIENTATION SESSION, you will be asked to provide COPIES of the following documentation:
Her Family program is a special program for single mothers and their children to learn about building a healthy financial future. Plus, Primavera provides money for you and your child(ren) just for participating in classes.
Mothers Will:
Children Will:
Eligibility: The classes are geared towards single women and their children. You are eligible for the program if you are a single woman with a child(ren) between the ages of 6 and 17.
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The Mis Abuelitos program is similar to the Her Family mother and children program, yet for grandparents raising their grandchildren.
Eligibility: The classes are geared towards grandparents raising their grandchildren. You are eligible for the program if you are a grandparent raising your grandchild(ren) between the ages of 6 and 17.
Homebuyer education teaches low-to-moderate-income families how to purchase and maintain a house.
Primavera’s Homeownership program connects potential buyers to lenders, secure safe loans, and down payment assistance. First-time homebuyers may qualify for down-payment assistance, depending upon the availability of funds and their income. Consult with one of our housing counselors to find out if you may qualify.
To get started, you must first attend an orientation session by calling (520) 882-5383 x162 or email education@primavera.org to register.
Orientations are offered on Mondays in English or Wednesdays in Spanish. Both orientations and classes are held at our Administrative Offices located at the Jim & Vicki Click Training Center in Tucson, Arizona: 151 W. 40th St.
At your orientation session, you will be asked to provide copies of the following documentation:
Meet Ms. Duron:
She holds the keys to her new Primavera home made possible by a grant from Project Reinvest: Neighborhoods and homeownership’s extra efforts to find additional combined resources of over $47,000.
This will keep her mortgage payment affordable both now and when she retires soon.
