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Healthy Homes and Economic Development Initiatives - CAADC Healthy Homes and Economic Development Initiatives Solar Affordability Grants Community Action Agency of Delaware County , Inc. (CAADC has partnered with Solarize Delco for a new Solar Savings Grant Program to make the savings of rooftop solar power installations available to low-income homeowners.
Solarize Delco’s volunteers will provide homeowners with no pressure information and help them decide if solar is right for them. CAADC will provide eligibility screening for the Grant Program, as it does for its current Free Home Weatherization Program. Homeowners can contact either Solarize Delco ( www.
solarizedelco. org ) or CAADC ( www. caadc.
org ) to find out if they can participate in Delaware County’s transition to clean energy and lower their energy bills. The Solar Savings Grant Program demonstrates that residents from every neighborhood in Delaware County can participate in the transition to clean energy. Participants can power their home with sunshine, nature’s clean, renewable energy, while also saving significant money on their family’s electric bills.
It is critical that we support solar adoption in low-income communities and communities of color so that our most vulnerable residents can benefit from the savings, jobs, and resilience that result from installing solar on local rooftops. Call CAADC at (610) 521-8770 for more information.
Lead Hazard Control Program CAADC’s Lead Hazard Control Program is designed to remove lead-based paint hazards from the homes of low-income families with children under the age of 6. All services are free, pending proof of eligibility. Please click here for a copy of the application.
For more information please call (610) 833-4453 . Application for Lead Paint Services Delaware County Construction Company The Delaware County Construction Company is a division of Community Action Agency of Delaware County, Inc. (CAADC). The private construction company is fully licensed and insure to provide both commercial and residential construction services, specializing in ADA modifications/retrofits.
It is also a Lead-Safe Certified Firm. Please click here to view more information. For additional information please contact our Construction Manager at (610) 833-4453 .
Weatherization for the Public and Local Businesses CAADC has a new opportunity available to homeowners, landlords and business owners to help them save on energy costs. CAADC has been providing Weatherization services to eligible low-income families for over thirty (30) years. Now CAADC is making this service available to the public at a very affordable costs.
A portion of the revenue will support the Agency’s social service programs. Click here to view the Private Weatherization flyer . Interested residents and businesses should call (610) 521-8770 to schedule an initial Home Energy Audit or for more information.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Renters or homeowners who are pregnant or have a child under six years old that lives with them or spends at least 60 hours a year in their home, and meet low to moderate income requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Lead Hazard Control Program (Delaware County Office of Housing and Community Development) is funded by Delaware County Office of Housing and Community Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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