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Elder Home Repair Program
City of Worcester, Executive Office of Economic Development, Housing Development Division · City program
Up to $25,000 per unit
The City of Worcester gives income-eligible seniors up to $25,000 per unit to repair and rehabilitate their homes. It is a city grant funded through HUD Community Development Block Grant money.
Program details
How it works
The City of Worcester says its Elder Home Repair Program provides grant assistance for eligible homeowners to rehabilitate their homes. The program is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) through the Community Development Block Grant program.
What the money covers
The city page describes the program as home rehabilitation assistance. The official page does not list a detailed scope of covered repairs on the overview page.
Amounts and matching
- Maximum grant assistance: $25,000 per unit.
- The city says the assistance is for eligible seniors.
How to apply
The city’s Housing & Neighborhood Development Division lists the program on its housing grants page and provides application materials on its document center.
Timing and deadlines
The city page says the program exists now, but it does not state a separate closing date or funding deadline on the overview page.
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