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Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) Amy Young Barrier Removal Program
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs · State program
Up to $22,500
TDHCA says the Amy Young Barrier Removal Program gives grants of up to $22,500 for accessibility modifications that also remove hazardous conditions in the home. It is not wildfire-specific, but it is a current statewide home-improvement program that can fund hardening-related work.
Program details
How it works
TDHCA says the Amy Young Barrier Removal Program provides one-time grants for modifications that construct reasonable accommodations for renters and homeowners so that a household member with disabilities can fully access the home.
What the money covers
The Housing Trust Fund page says the program covers reasonable accommodations; TDHCA’s single-family page describes the program as modifying homes to increase accessibility and eliminate hazardous conditions.
Amounts and matching
TDHCA states the assistance is in the form of one-time grants of up to $22,500.
How to apply
TDHCA administers the program through eligible program administrators. The official page points users to TDHCA program materials rather than a direct homeowner portal.
Timing and deadlines
The current Housing Trust Fund page does not state a homeowner application deadline. Funding availability is posted in TDHCA NOFAs, and the program is currently listed in TDHCA’s housing trust fund materials.
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