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Home Repairs for Good is sponsored by Home Repairs for Good (NeighborLink Indianapolis). Home Repairs for Good, a nonprofit organization, offers free home repairs for critical needs to low-income seniors (62 or older) and individuals with disabilities who own their homes in Marion County, Indiana, to help them age in place safely.
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Home Repairs for Good | Nonprofit | Indianapolis Home Repairs for Good's mission is to help older adults and individuals with disabilities who own their own homes age in place safely and with dignity. We do this by providing home repair at no cost to the homeowner. Home Repairs for Good provides no cost home repairs for older adults or those with disabilities who own their home and live at or below 150% of the federal poverty line.
Our focus is on critical home repairs that enable the homeowner to age in place safely, stabilize the home for years to come, and preserve an affordable home for the neighborhood. We provide opportunities for volunteers to serve others & learn home repair skills. We are a nonprofit that launched in 2013, originally all volunteer run.
Since the beginning we have provided free home repairs for older adults, persons with disabilities, and focused on age in place help for homeowners. MEET VOLUNTEERS & HOMEOWNERS Volunteer. Donor.
Neighbor. Jimmy: The Homeowner Who Wanted to Pitch In Meet Oscar: A Medical Student Looking to Serve His Community. To request a repair call 317-286-2740 or fill out the form below.
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Home Repairs for Good is funded by Home Repairs for Good (NeighborLink Indianapolis). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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