The Fall Prevention Coalition of San Mateo County is a countywide coalition that aims to build and maintain a collaborative network to support fall prevention and resources. It also serves as a clearinghouse for fall prevention activities throughout San Mateo County, including A Matter of Balance class that educates on fall prevention including how to […]
The Department of Human Services/State Unit on Aging (State Unit on Aging) provide a range of assisted-living services for seniors in the community.
The Colorado Division of Housing works with non-profit organizations throughout the state to connect with homeowners in need of repairs through its pool of single-family rehabilitation dollars. These funds are used for any health and safety defects and repairs, including roofing, plumbing, and wiring repairs.
The Colorado Falls Prevention Coalition provides information to help prevent falls and fall-related injuries among older adults in Colorado.
The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging provides minor home repair and handyman assistance for older adults.
The Connecticut State Department of Aging and Disability Services works with bureaus within its larger Aging and Disability Department to connect older adults with low-interest loans for minor modifications like ramps, stairlifts, grab bars as well as connect older adults with agencies who provide home modifications.
The Central Alabama Aging Consortium Preventative Services focus on helping older adults remain safe, active, and independent in their communities. Its Home Modification program improves safety and accessibility by installing features such as grab bars, ramps, shower chairs, and motion-sensor lighting to support aging in place. The Consortium also offers evidence-based programs such as Geri-Fit, […]
The Neighbors for Seniors Program assists older adults and individuals with disabilities who are on a fixed income with home safety improvements and home repairs critical to their health. Southern Alabama Regional Council on Aging (SARCOA) connects clients with groups and individuals who donate time, skills and money to complete the needed home projects. Since […]
The HAIP Grant is funded through the State of Alaska Department of Health and Social Services in cooperation with the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority. The grants fund accessibility improvements to existing homes to address functional limitations for residents with disabilities.
This Program provides grants for modifications to improve accessibility for Alaskans age 55 years or older. Grants may be up to $15,000 for eligible senior households in owner-occupied homes, up to $10,000 for eligible older tenants in rental housing, or up to $7,000 for eligible tenants living in small (5 beds or less) state-licensed assisted […]