There are two parties of the program. Emergency Repair Program (ERP): To correct, repair, or replace an essential system and/or critical structural problem that poses an immediate danger to life, safety, or health of low-income homeowners who are elderly (60+) or disabled. This is not a comprehensive home renovation program; the aim is to stabilize […]
The Amy Young Barrier Removal (AYBR) Program provides one-time grants of up to $22,500 for qualified households with Persons with Disabilities who need modifications to increase accessibility and eliminate hazardous conditions in their home.
Through the Texas Foundations Fund, the Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation provides grants to nonprofits to carry out home repairs and accessibility modifications in homes of very low-income homeowners.
In this program, a case manager works with contracted providers to arrange home repairs and modifications that improve the home’s accessibility, structure, safety and weatherization for low-income homeowners ages 60 years and older living in unsafe and/or unhealthy environments.
Funding for the Tennessee Housing Trust Fund is generated from revenue earned by the agency’s Great Choice mortgage program. When funding allows, the Tennessee Housing Trust Fund supports the following initiatives: The Emergency Repair Program allocates funds to make essential home repairs for homeowners who are elderly or have a disability.
This program is funded by a grant received from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development’s Keystone Communities Program. It assists low- to moderate-income residents of Chester County who have permanent disabilities to increase the accessibility of their residences. The program provides adaptive modifications which include ramps, lifts, door and hallway widening, kitchen and […]
The City of Las Cruces offers two Home Rehabilitation programs to address health and safety issues of low and moderate-income residents of Las Cruces: 1) Homeowner loans and grants in which owner-occupant families may obtain a zero-interest loan or grant to fund home improvements that address health and safety issues; and 2) The Mobile Home […]
This program assists low-income, older homeowners who may face unsafe and unlivable conditions in the home. It specifically addresses situations where the homeowner cannot afford the cost of emergency repairs within a reasonable period of time.
The Home Repair Network program provides funding statewide to address housing problems of low- and moderate-income persons. The program provides housing rehabilitation services administered on a regional basis throughout Maine via Community Development Block Grants. Services include the rehabilitation of occupied or vacant single-family or multi-family housing units, demolition, same-site replacement housing, provision of potable […]
The College of Southern Idaho Office on Aging works in conjunction with Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers (IVC) to install safety equipment to reduce the risk of falls in caregivers’ homes. They provide funds to IVC to build wheelchair ramps that provide safer access in and out of the home, handrails, and grab bars to reduce the […]