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Home Modification & Accessibility (HMA) Grant is sponsored by NeighborWorks Alaska (funded by Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority and State of Alaska Department of Health). This program provides funding for essential home modifications to enhance accessibility and independence for individuals with disabilities and elderly residents, allowing them to continue living in their homes.
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HomeOwner Resources - NeighborWorks Alaska Home Modification and Accessibility Grant At NeighborWorks, we know that “home” is not just the building we live in but also the people surround and supporting us. Our Home Modification & Accessibility (HMA) Grant program ensures that Alaskans can continue to live in their homes by accessible modification, rather than relocations.
These grants are possible thanks to the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority (AMHTA) and the State of Alaska Department of Health. Grants are available to applicants that live in a single-family, owner-occupied home, or in rental housing. There are no income limits or age limits for this grant program.
For more information , contact: Frequently Asked Questions These grants aim to improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities and elderly residents by providing necessary home modifications for independent living. These grants help prevent premature relocation to care facilities or other living arrangements. Projects are at no cost to the owners.
Total grant awards includes assessment, construction, and admin costs. Eligible projects include: Bathroom modifications: roll-in showers, grab bars, tub chairs, ADA height toilets Handrails, stair chair lifts, or ramps to entrances Devices to assist hearing- and/or sight-impaired individuals There are no income or age limits.
Residents of any age with disabilities and/or frail elderly that fall under one or more of the following categories may apply: Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia Conditions Brain Injury Intellectual/Developmental Disability Other individuals with disabilities and/or special needs Homeowners who plan to remain in their home for at least 3 years after the project Renters who will renew their rental lease for 1 year after the project (with Landlord approval) HMA grants offer financial assistance to eligible individuals for home improvements for: A maximum of $20,000 for homeowners A maximum of $15,000 for renters Approved applicants receive an in-home assessment and consultation with the Project Manager, helping identify and prioritize their project scope.
Construction of a project is performed, improving the accessibility for the client! Post-project assessment is performed to evaluate the impact of the improvements to safety and accessibility.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Applicants residing in a single-family, owner-occupied home or in rental housing. No income or age limits. Must have a disability or be an elderly resident requiring home modifications for independent living. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Home Modification & Accessibility (HMA) Grant is funded by NeighborWorks Alaska (funded by Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority and State of Alaska Department of Health). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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