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Home Touch Program • Minority Builders Coalition, Inc. Home Touch Program Notion Motion 2025-07-01T12:39:37-04:00 Get Help with Home Touch Program Making Homes Stronger and Safer for Seniors For more than 40 years, Minority Builders Coalition has been the pioneer of no-cost minor home repairs for seniors in the state of Florida.
We provide no-cost minor home repairs that enable vulnerable seniors to remain safe and independent in their homes. Since the early 1980s, we have completed vital repairs and modifications for more than 25,000 seniors and their caregivers—improving their homes so they may live comfortably and safely in place; thus avoiding out of home placements.
Install grab bars, ramps, widening doorways, handheld showers, tub to shower conversions, etc. Install smoke alarms, GFI outlets, trip hazard elimination (securing or replacing loose flooring, steps, or thresholds), etc. Bathroom vanity repair/replacements, switches, outlets, cabinet repairs, door(frame/locks/door) repairs, fixture (ceiling fans, lighting) installation, screen (window and door) repair/replacement, pest control, home decluttering, minor debris removal, etc. Annual Program Investment Years of Pioneering Service Annual Program Investment Years of Pioneering Service Senior or caregiver contacts us for help.
Click here. We conduct an intake to confirm eligibility. We do a home safety inspection and work order (list of specific repairs to be done).
Schedule and complete repairs. Tell us how we did (Satisfaction Survey). Click Here to Apply for Home Touch Senior or caregiver contacts us for help.
Click here. We conduct an intake to confirm eligibility. We do a home safety inspection and work order (list of specific repairs to be done).
Schedule and complete repairs. Tell us how we did (Satisfaction Survey). Click Here to Apply for Home Touch Joseph G.
, an elderly man, experienced a plumbing emergency that caused a persistent water leak and escalating water bill. The Home Touch team intervened by repairing his outside water valve. These repairs helped Mr. G.
to avoid a major economic hardship that would’ve been caused by an unaffordable water bill. Mary H. had a dedicated caregiver who reached out to Home Touch to address the increased difficulty that Ms. H.
was having getting into her shower. The Home Touch program converted her tub to a walk in shower, ensuring the home was safer and more accessible. This support not only improved the living conditions for Ms. H.
, but we also alleviated the caregiver’s stress of constantly fearing a dangerous fall. ENHANCING ACCESSIBILITY FOR A SENIOR WITH MOBILITY CHALLENGES Louise B, an elderly woman, faced mobility issues struggled with daily activities in his home. Home Touch completed accessibility modifications such as installing grab bars and widening her bathroom doorway were made.
These changes significantly improved her ability to navigate her home safely, reducing the risk of falls and enhancing her overall quality of life. Primary funding for Home Touch comes from the Area Agency for Aging in Broward County and the State of Florida Department of Elder Affairs. Support our mission by partnering with us and making a donation.
Broward County Minority Builders Coalition, Inc. 499 NW 70th Avenue, Suite #114
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Seniors in Florida requiring minor home repairs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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