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Home Accessibility Program
Center for Independent Living (Ability 1st) · Nonprofit program
Up to $15,000 for accessibility improvements.
The City offers up to $15,000 through local partners to remove architectural or structural barriers from the homes of disabled persons. Typical improvements include ramps, grab bars, wider doorways, and kitchen modifications.
Program details
How it works
The Home Accessibility Program removes architectural or structural barriers from the homes of disabled persons. The City says assistance is provided through local partners such as the Center for Independent Living (Ability 1st).
What the money covers
Typical repairs include installing wheelchair ramps, hand railings and grab bars, raised countertops and other kitchen modifications, wider doorways, and ramps for easy ingress and egress.
Amounts
Up to $15,000 is provided to make handicap accessibility improvements.
How to apply
The page says to apply online through the City’s application portal.
Contact
For more information, the page says to call the Center for Independent Living, also known as Ability 1st, or visit its website.
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