Wake County rehabilitation programs: Elderly & Disabled Homeowner Grants

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Up to $20,000.

Wake County offers grants up to $20,000 for modest home repairs for elderly and disabled homeowners. The Wake Forest page says these grants help with mobility or accessibility repairs such as ramps or bathroom upfits.

Last verified: August 20, 2026

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How it works

Wake Forest’s housing support page says residents can apply online for Wake County rehabilitation programs. One of those is the Elderly & Disabled Homeowner Grants program, which is presented as home repair help.

What the money covers

The town page says the grants are for modest repairs to assist with mobility or accessibility, such as ramps or bathroom upfits.

Amounts and matching

The maximum listed amount is $20,000.

How to apply

Residents are directed to apply online through the Neighborly Application Portal.

Timing and deadlines

No opening or closing dates are stated on the reviewed page.

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