Home Repair and Rehabilitation Program

How it works

Interfaith Housing & Community Services runs a Home Repair and Rehabilitation (HRR) program for older homeowners in Reno County. In a Reno County Department of Aging event recap, Interfaith said the program helps older homeowners address accessibility and health-and-safety concerns. Interfaith’s volunteer crew does some of the work, including permanent wooden ramps for qualifying homeowners.

What the money covers

The county recap lists examples such as accessibility ramps, grab bars, handrails, minor bathroom modifications, widened doorways, window or air-conditioning work, and other improvements that help people move more safely through their homes.

Amounts and matching

Projects are generally limited to $2,500 per client. The county page notes that major jobs such as a full roof replacement or extensive electrical repairs may be beyond what the program can provide.

How to apply

The Reno County page says residents who want to learn more or apply can contact Interfaith Housing & Community Services directly. The organization’s local contact information is provided on the county page.

Timing and deadlines

The source does not list a formal deadline or funding cycle.