Provides financial assistance for combat wounded, critically ill, and injured service members and their families during hospitalization and recovery.
Assistance includes:
- Bedside Financial Support: offers needs-based financial assistance for expenses that are most pressing during a long hospitalization or rehabilitation. Covers expenses such as additional travel/lodging expenses, childcare, and out of pocket expenses.
- Housing Assistance: provides adaptive housing for wheelchairs and helps those who have fallen behind on housing payments due to injury.
- Transportation Assistance: offers adaptive modes of transportation including modified wheelchairs, lift ramps, vehicles, and snow removal equipment.
Provides financial assistance for combat wounded, critically ill, and injured service members and their families during hospitalization and recovery.
Assistance includes:
- Bedside Financial Support: offers needs-based financial assistance for expenses that are most pressing during a long hospitalization or rehabilitation. Covers expenses such as additional travel/lodging expenses, childcare, and out of pocket expenses.
- Housing Assistance: provides adaptive housing for wheelchairs and helps those who have fallen behind on housing payments due to injury.
- Transportation Assistance: offers adaptive modes of transportation including modified wheelchairs, lift ramps, vehicles, and snow removal equipment.
Provides house painting; constructs exterior ramps to the home. Provides tree trimming and maintenance of large trees that may present a hazard on the homeowner's property.
Provides house painting; constructs exterior ramps to the home. Provides tree trimming and maintenance of large trees that may present a hazard on the homeowner's property.
Provides assistance with the purchase and repair of major appliances (such as furnace, stove, or refrigerator), furniture, and assistance with home repairs (such as structure, plumbing, water supply, sewage, electric and heating systems). Maximum payment in a 12 month period is $1,500 (which counts against an overall $1,500 cap on all PRC services in a 12 month period).
Provides assistance with the purchase and repair of major appliances (such as furnace, stove, or refrigerator), furniture, and assistance with home repairs (such as structure, plumbing, water supply, sewage, electric and heating systems). Maximum payment in a 12 month period is $1,500 (which counts against an overall $1,500 cap on all PRC services in a 12 month period).
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 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 a free program for veterans and surviving spouses in need of critical home repairs. This is not an emergency repair program. View website here for full list of available repairs. Common repairs include:
This program does not cover cosmetic repairs, full renovations, mold or lead remediation or emergency repairs. Program is for owner-occupied single-family houses and condominiums only. Mobile homes are not eligible.
Provides a free program for veterans and surviving spouses in need of critical home repairs. This is not an emergency repair program. View website here for full list of available repairs. Common repairs include:
This program does not cover cosmetic repairs, full renovations, mold or lead remediation or emergency repairs. Program is for owner-occupied single-family houses and condominiums only. Mobile homes are not eligible.
This program does not cover cosmetic repairs, full renovations, mold or lead remediation or emergency repairs. Program is for owner-occupied single-family houses and condominiums only. Mobile homes are not eligible.
This program does not cover cosmetic repairs, full renovations, mold or lead remediation or emergency repairs. Program is for owner-occupied single-family houses and condominiums only. Mobile homes are not eligible.
This program enables families to continue living in and maintaining a safe, decent, and affordable home. Homes must be owner-occupied, owners must be current on property taxes and mortgage payments, and willing to volunteer sweat equity towards the repairs.
This program enables families to continue living in and maintaining a safe, decent, and affordable home. Homes must be owner-occupied, owners must be current on property taxes and mortgage payments, and willing to volunteer sweat equity towards the repairs.
Provides a program that helps preserve single family, low-to-moderate income, owner occupied housing stock by providing households with limited financial assistance to correct one or two significant problems. Home Repair funds will be spent to repair or replace one or two systems that effect the occupant’s health and safety and/or structural integrity.
Program’s purpose will be to provide major repairs or replacement to single family housing units with a health or safety hazard. These homes must be occupied by families having a total household annual income
below 80% of the median income and must have a serious repair need.
The target population will benefit low-to-moderate income households with incomes at or below 80% of the median income and living in substandard housing. Priority will be given to households that clearly identify an emergency situation. Funded activities are based on first come first serve. The types of work that are generally considered to be eligible for the Home Repair activity include the following:
- Structural System repairs and replacements
- Mechanical System repairs and replacements
- Water or Sewer Tap-ins
- Well and Septic System repairs and replacements
- Accessibility Improvements
- Lead Based Paint Hazard Control Work.
Provides a program that helps preserve single family, low-to-moderate income, owner occupied housing stock by providing households with limited financial assistance to correct one or two significant problems. Home Repair funds will be spent to repair or replace one or two systems that effect the occupant’s health and safety and/or structural integrity.
Program’s purpose will be to provide major repairs or replacement to single family housing units with a health or safety hazard. These homes must be occupied by families having a total household annual income
below 80% of the median income and must have a serious repair need.
The target population will benefit low-to-moderate income households with incomes at or below 80% of the median income and living in substandard housing. Priority will be given to households that clearly identify an emergency situation. Funded activities are based on first come first serve. The types of work that are generally considered to be eligible for the Home Repair activity include the following:
- Structural System repairs and replacements
- Mechanical System repairs and replacements
- Water or Sewer Tap-ins
- Well and Septic System repairs and replacements
- Accessibility Improvements
- Lead Based Paint Hazard Control Work.
Home Repair Loan: This is a loan program for elderly and low income homeowners. Staff will assist with selection of licensed contractors to perform this work. The home must meet all city codes. Veterans receive a bonus incentive for participation in the program.
Emergency Repair Loan Program: This is an emergency rehab loan for elderly and low income homeowners to correct a serious health/safety or energy conservation condition. Examples of emergency repairs include: furnace, gas lines, insulation, roofs, electrical, plumbing, handicapped accessible improvements, etc.
Windows & Siding: This is a zero interest loan program for homeowners who wish to install vinyl replacement windows and/or vinyl siding. This is a deferred loan.
Home Repair Loan: This is a loan program for elderly and low income homeowners. Staff will assist with selection of licensed contractors to perform this work. The home must meet all city codes. Veterans receive a bonus incentive for participation in the program.
Emergency Repair Loan Program: This is an emergency rehab loan for elderly and low income homeowners to correct a serious health/safety or energy conservation condition. Examples of emergency repairs include: furnace, gas lines, insulation, roofs, electrical, plumbing, handicapped accessible improvements, etc.
Windows & Siding: This is a zero interest loan program for homeowners who wish to install vinyl replacement windows and/or vinyl siding. This is a deferred loan.
Provides critical home repair services. Typical projects include refurbishing roofs, installing or rebuilding plumbing, renovating porches and steps, installing wheel chair ramps, and installing insulation and weatherizing homes. Note: Does not do repairs of a purely cosmetic nature.
Provides critical home repair services. Typical projects include refurbishing roofs, installing or rebuilding plumbing, renovating porches and steps, installing wheel chair ramps, and installing insulation and weatherizing homes. Note: Does not do repairs of a purely cosmetic nature.
Provides critical, non-cosmetic home repairs for eligible residents of the Talawanda School District. Examples of types of repairs that may be completed include the addition of a wheelchair ramp, plumbing and electrical repairs, roof/chimney repairs, and water heater and furnace repairs/replacement.
Provides critical, non-cosmetic home repairs for eligible residents of the Talawanda School District. Examples of types of repairs that may be completed include the addition of a wheelchair ramp, plumbing and electrical repairs, roof/chimney repairs, and water heater and furnace repairs/replacement.
Provides Emergency Home Repair grants and 0%-interest, partially forgivable home rehabilitation loans to homeowners lacking resources to repair and maintain their owned and occupied one-family housing units. Emergency home repair grants generally apply to furnaces and hot water heaters, but may also apply to water/sewage systems, accessibility improvements, and lead-based paint abatement. Rehabilitation Loans may be applied toward non-emergency improvements to substandard housing conditions related to the same areas as well as foundation work, roofs, gutters, electrical upgrades, plumbing, insulation, windows, doors, siding, and so forth. Emergency Home Repairs are capped at $8,000, and that amount must be able to remedy the situation in full. Rehabilitation Loans are capped at $35,000.
Provides Emergency Home Repair grants and 0%-interest, partially forgivable home rehabilitation loans to homeowners lacking resources to repair and maintain their owned and occupied one-family housing units. Emergency home repair grants generally apply to furnaces and hot water heaters, but may also apply to water/sewage systems, accessibility improvements, and lead-based paint abatement. Rehabilitation Loans may be applied toward non-emergency improvements to substandard housing conditions related to the same areas as well as foundation work, roofs, gutters, electrical upgrades, plumbing, insulation, windows, doors, siding, and so forth. Emergency Home Repairs are capped at $8,000, and that amount must be able to remedy the situation in full. Rehabilitation Loans are capped at $35,000.
Provides repair or replacement of failing household sewage (septic) treatment systems. May also provide abandonment of Household Sewage Treatment System (HSTS) and connect to sanitary sewer. A registered Lake County Installer will repair or replace the system in accordance with the Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF). The system installation and approval must be completed within one year.
Provides repair or replacement of failing household sewage (septic) treatment systems. May also provide abandonment of Household Sewage Treatment System (HSTS) and connect to sanitary sewer. A registered Lake County Installer will repair or replace the system in accordance with the Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF). The system installation and approval must be completed within one year.
Provides loans up to $75,000 to eligible low-and-moderate income homeowners to make repairs on their home to improve the quality of their lives and create a positive effect in the surrounding neighborhood.
Provides loans up to $75,000 to eligible low-and-moderate income homeowners to make repairs on their home to improve the quality of their lives and create a positive effect in the surrounding neighborhood.
The City of Marietta Repair & Maintenance Program is designed to assist low-and-moderate income homeowners, located within the City of Marietta limits. This Program must correct housing conditions, which if neglected adversely affect the health, safety and welfare of the homeowner.
The City of Marietta Repair & Maintenance Program is designed to assist low-and-moderate income homeowners, located within the City of Marietta limits. This Program must correct housing conditions, which if neglected adversely affect the health, safety and welfare of the homeowner.
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 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 home improvement loans at 3% below the lowest bank rates through designated area lending institutions for homeowners throughout most of Cuyahoga County. The minimum loan amount is $3000 and maximum loan amounts is $200,000. Loans can be used for maintenance, repairs, remodeling, landscaping, code violation compliance, property upgrades, and other improvements. Loan maturity of up to 5 years; 10 years for loans of more than $12,500.
Provides home improvement loans at 3% below the lowest bank rates through designated area lending institutions for homeowners throughout most of Cuyahoga County. The minimum loan amount is $3000 and maximum loan amounts is $200,000. Loans can be used for maintenance, repairs, remodeling, landscaping, code violation compliance, property upgrades, and other improvements. Loan maturity of up to 5 years; 10 years for loans of more than $12,500.
**Process can take over 90 days and is dependent on funding, program not appropriate for emergency situations**
Grant funded program that assists with home repairs such as leaky roofs, hot water tanks, furnace repair etc
**Process can take over 90 days and is dependent on funding, program not appropriate for emergency situations**
Grant funded program that assists with home repairs such as leaky roofs, hot water tanks, furnace repair etc
Provides 5-year forgivable loans to disabled Veterans for home repairs and modifications. Modifications and rehabilitation of the primary residence may include:
- Making physical modifications to accommodate the functional limitations that result from having a disability such as wheel chair ramps, bathroom fixtures, special lighting, and so forth.
- Making physical modifications to allow for a Veteran's caregiver.
- Rehabilitation of a residence that is in disrepair.
- Installing energy efficiency features or equipment when utility costs are a financial burden.
- Other activities that address the adaptive housing needs of the Veteran.
Provides 5-year forgivable loans to disabled Veterans for home repairs and modifications. Modifications and rehabilitation of the primary residence may include:
- Making physical modifications to accommodate the functional limitations that result from having a disability such as wheel chair ramps, bathroom fixtures, special lighting, and so forth.
- Making physical modifications to allow for a Veteran's caregiver.
- Rehabilitation of a residence that is in disrepair.
- Installing energy efficiency features or equipment when utility costs are a financial burden.
- Other activities that address the adaptive housing needs of the Veteran.