The Paraná State Lottery (Lottopar) once again acted in favor of society in the state. Last Monday (08), it transferred R$ 10 million to the Paraná Housing Company (Cohapar).
The resources come from fixed grants awarded by the municipality for the operation of various types of games. In addition, the funds are expected to benefit 500 families in acquiring their own homes through the Casa Fácil Paraná Program.
The use of these resources aims to reduce the entry cost for people with incomes up to four minimum wages when purchasing properties eligible for the Casa Fácil program. The subsidy, amounting to R$ 20,000 per family, is applied directly to financing contracts with Caixa Econômica Federal.
The program aims to enable the construction of new housing, from the smallest municipalities to the state capital. Initially, it will focus on projects of both large and small scale, prioritizing service and subsidies for the lowest-income population.
According to Lottopar’s president, Daniel Romanowski: “These funds will be used as down payments for home financing from Cohapar and should benefit 500 families,” he states.
According to the CEO of Cohapar, Jorge Lange, the partnership between the agencies is important to guarantee more housing for the population. “This agreement signed today reinforces the commitment and effort of the State Government to serve the families most in need, fulfilling the dream of homeownership and bringing more quality of life to the people of Paraná,” Lange emphasized.
What are the requirements to access the benefit?
- Not owning one’s own home;
- Not having benefited from other public housing programs;
- Not having any credit restrictions;
- To have sufficient income to finance the desired property, with the monthly payment not exceeding 30% of the monthly family income;
- To have a valid registration with the Company, completed or updated within the last two years.
This transfer is part of one of Lottopar’s pillars, which is guided by the principle of generating revenue that returns to society. This is achieved through strategic investments in vital areas such as housing, public safety, and social programs.
