Wyoming Home Services Program
The Wyoming Home Services Program provides home and community-based services to help people stay in the least restrictive environment for as long as possible, such as home modification.
The Wyoming Home Services Program provides home and community-based services to help people stay in the least restrictive environment for as long as possible, such as home modification.
The Family Caregiver Program of the Cheyenne Housing Authority provides services to care recipients age 60 and older, and to adults ages 19-59 with a disability. Services include home modifications such as repairing stairs and installing ramps and grab bars. The program also has a loan closet, which loans out medical supplies such as walkers, […]
The private non-profit, Wyoming Independent Living, Inc. offers the Independent Living Program, which evaluates home environments and recommends home modifications that support personal safety, mobility, and maximize independence. These services are available to consumers of any age with a disability and of any income level.
The Wyoming Rapid Response Fund of Volunteers of America: Northern Rockies provides emergency assistance in six categories (loss of home, domestic abuse, avoiding homelessness, elderly and disabled health, elderly or disabled home repair, and funeral expenses) by working with local non-profits, churches and law enforcement referral partners on a case-by-case basis. Rapid Response is a […]
Revitalize Milwaukee, a non-profit organization, works locally with homeowners to provide home modifications, repairs, and services free of charge to preserve affordable housing and revitalize vulnerable neighborhoods throughout Milwaukee and Waukesha counties. It employs licensed, minority contractors to make small to large home modifications. Funding comes from private sources (grants, corporations, and individuals). Eligible recipients […]
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.
The Texas Housing Corporation Act authorized local government codes that allow for multifamily residential developments to opt to pay a fee equal to one-tenth of the total principal amount of the loan to the housing finance corporations rather than reserve 5% of the units for occupancy by low-income older people. These fees are remitted to […]
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.
The Brazos Valley Area Agency on Aging offers the Home Repairs Program as a collaborative effort between the Aging and Disability Resource Center and Housing Choice. To be eligible for services, one must be age 60 or older. Funding sources for the program include the Older Americans Act Title IIIB and Older Americans Act Title […]