Provides home repairs to address health and safety issues. Projects may include roof repairs.

Completes non-cosmetic home repairs for eligible homeowners. Repairs offered are limited to those essential to eliminating health or safety hazards or improve home security, such as resolving minor city code violations, repairing water heaters and furnaces, and performing minor plumbing and electrical repairs.

Offers loans and grants for repair or purchase of homes located in rural areas. Grants and loans may be used for corrections of health and safety issues in the home, including making homes compliant for those with disabilities (ramps, bathroom modification, etc.) and for hooking up to municipal sewer systems (particularly in the wake of changing requirements in communities). Availability may depend on local mortgage credit conditions. Different types of loans are available and some are for specific populations such as older adults, disabled individuals, and farm workers. Grants of up to $7500 are available. Loans available up to $20,000.

Performs home repairs to address common places where lead paint could chip or erode. Eligible repairs are based on the condition and age of a home, but may include new windows and doors, siding, interior and exterior painting, and repairs to fascia and soffits.

Provides needed repairs and handicapped accessibility modifications for mobile-home owners. Funds may be used to repair or replace a heating unit, hot water tank, severely deteriorated windows, walls and doors, or correct code violations. May also be used to improve accessibility for those with disabilities. In some cases, may be used to improve sewer, well, and plumbing.

Provides financial assistance for eligible households to rehabilitate their homes if the poses a threat to health and safety. The program is designed to bring homes up to local and state code. Possible rehabilitations may include: *Correction of structural issues such as foundations *Replacement of heating, furnaces and/or water heaters *Electrical upgrades *Replacement of plumbing hazards *Lead based paint reductions *Accessibility improvements of the household *Restoration of water and sewer safety

USS provides simple and handicap accessible home modifications to ensure older homeowners can continue to live safety in their home. Simple tasks include changing ceiling light bulbs and installing grab bars. More complex projects include handicap accessibility such as raised toilets, showers, and ramps. This is not a complete list of eligible projects. USS also provides seasonal grass mowing for eligible older homeowners who need assistance to maintain their property.

Offers low-interest loans to Lakewood residents who want to improve their homes or to add or to improve wheelchair accessibility in the home (such as install a ramp or add an ADA bathroom). Maximum loan is $25,000, with term up to 20 years. Grant assistance is available up to 50% of loan (maximum $4,000) to offset cost of qualified exterior improvements. The loan will be secured by a lien on the property.

The Home Rehabilitation Program is for HOMEOWNERS only. Housing modifications that increase accessibility, heating unit servicing or replacement, ramps and minor roof repairs. Other services designed specifically to increase the safety of the dwelling and aid the person living in the home.

Provides loans to purchase homes and provides home rehabilitation grants for older adults. (in eligible rural areas)

Provides financial assistance for minor home repair projects to low-income seniors and individuals who are permanently physically disabled. Eligible work may include, but not be limited to: electrical (replace fuse or light bulb, repair/replace a switch, repair/replace frayed cords/plugs, etc.); plumbing (repair/replace toilets and sinks, leaking faucets, drain and supply lines, vent pipes and sump pumps, etc.); masonry (repair sidewalks, porch floor and steps; apply waterproofing compound to basement walls; minor tuck-pointing, etc.); carpentry/maintenance (repair doors, jambs, frames, hinges, window frames, kitchen cabinets, decking, floors, porches, holes in walls; install glass; install smoke detectors; install deadbolt locks; etc.); and heating and air conditioning (repair/replace furnace and air conditioner).

Oversees agricultural concerns, food safety, animal and health inspections, conservation and rural development.

PRC funds may pay for home repair or replacements if required to ensure health and safety. These home repairs may include, but are not limited to, structure repair and/or repair or purchase of a furnace, air conditioning or water heater.

Provides home rehabilitation grants for residential homeowners who have taken action to prevent or eliminate flooding in their home on or after July 1, 2003. Amount of reimbursement is up to 50% of the cost not to exceed $2,500.

Provides funds for home rehabilitation by homeowner; also provides funds for emergency home repairs.

Offers home repairs and weatherization via Bridges Community Action Partnership

Administers home and community-based supports for older adults and those with disabilities. Programs include but are not limited to: PASSPORT, Assisted living Medicaid waivers, long term care consultations, caregiver support services, regional long term care ombudsman, home repair, healthy lifestyles and wellness programs, aging and disability resource center, Medicare Part D enrollment assistance. Additional services may include: legal assistance, case management, transportation, personal care, housekeeping, adult day care, home delivered meals, emergency response systems, and other community resources.

Oversees agricultural concerns, food safety, animal and health inspections, conservation and rural development.

Oversees agricultural concerns, food safety, animal and health inspections, conservation and rural development.

Offers loans for home repairs including windows, roofs, gutters, furnaces, insulation, plumbing and code issues, and so forth.

Provides grant money for home repairs and improvements to those who live outside the City of Springfield, in Clark County depending upon the availability of funding.

Provides lead testing of homes. Supplies contractors who make necessary home modifications valued up to $8,000 for income-eligible homeowners or renters to provide a lead-safe environment for children. Loans out a vacuum cleaner equipped to capture lead swept up in the cleaner. Maintains a list of properties that have been abated for lead and made safe.

Critical Home Repair is extensive interior or exterior work performed to address health and safety issues or code violations. Critical Home Repair includes such activities as a change to, or repair of, materials or components, a reconfiguration of space, a modification for accessibility, or installation or extension of plumbing, mechanical or electrical systems on an existing structure.Habitat for Humanity will prioritize kitchen and bathroom functionality, accessibility projects, such as porches, ramps, walk-in showers, and handicap bars.

Provides home repair grants of up to $2,500 and free exterior paint to help residents correct exterior housing code violations. Homeowner must match 10% of the repair costs. Program does not offer any emergency funds.

Providing Home Repair Initiative and Group Workcamps Blitz Project; home rehabilitation program for eligible individuals and seniors, this is a volunteer-driven home repair projects in Butler County which help homeowners who primarily are low-income senior citizens, people with disabilities and families with young children. Free home repairs and mobility modifications helped nearly 92 homeowners last year.