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Senior Barrier-Free Home Modification Grant is sponsored by Flagler County Housing Services. This grant provides funding for accessibility modifications for homeowners aged 60 and older in Flagler County to help them age in place. Eligible modifications include ramps, widened doors, walk-in showers, grab bars, and comfort-height toilets.
Small businesses specializing in home modifications and accessibility improvements could contract with eligible homeowners.
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opens in new tab or window For Families and Individuals - Emergency Assistance Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Resources Geographic Information Systems You must own and occupy the home as your primary residence and maintain a homestead exemption . Mobile/manufactured homes must be built after 2007 and located on land you own. There is currently a wait list for assistance.
Programs serve households up to 80% AMI , with priority for households at 50% AMI and below. Income limits are updated annually. Maximum household income by size Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Max $80,000 | 15-yr deferred/forgivable Repairs major systems to preserve long-term habitability and safety (roofing, electrical, plumbing, windows, accessibility, wind mitigation, energy efficiency).
Scopes are developed by Housing Services and acknowledged by the homeowner prior to construction. Roof Replacement Max $25,000 | 5-yr deferred/forgivable Eligible when insurance requires replacement, the roof is actively leaking, or remaining life is < 6 years . Related soffit/fascia/gutters may be included if funds allow.
Senior Barrier-Free Home Modification Grant up to $12,000 For homeowners 60+ . Accessibility modifications for aging in place (ramps, widened doors, walk-in showers, grab bars, comfort-height toilets, lever handles). Not intended for HVAC or water heaters.
Prioritization: Very-low-income households and those with documented special needs receive priority. Applicants may remain in queue while funding is prepared. Housing Empowerment Workshop Series (HUD Counseling) Workshops are held the third Saturday of each month, 9:00–11:00 a.
m. at the Southern Recreation Center , 1290 Belle Terre Pkwy, Palm Coast, FL 32164. Registration is required.
Upcoming Workshop Topics Include: Navigating Home Insurance Financing Home Improvements & Repairs November 15, 2025: Staff from the City of Palm Coast and Flagler County will present their home rehabilitation and repair programs, including eligibility, how to apply, and what to expect. Email: jennika. edgerton@mfhp.
org Phone: (386) 274-4441, Option 6 One-on-one HUD counseling is also available by appointment. Frequently Asked Questions Is this a loan and do I have to pay it back? Assistance is typically a deferred, forgivable loan .
You do not make monthly payments. If you sell or transfer the home during the lien term, the unforgiven portion is repaid at sale. Over time, a portion is forgiven.
What happens if I pass away before the lien term ends? An heir who is income-eligible and will live in the home may apply to assume the lien. Otherwise, if the home is sold, the unforgiven portion is repaid at closing and returned to the program to assist other eligible households.
Can I use my own contractor? No. The County competitively bids work to a pool of qualified, contracted firms. Housing Services issues requests for bids and manages the process.
What if I need help completing the application? Call (386) 586-2324 Ext. 3631 to schedule an appointment with the Housing Program Coordinator for application assistance.
What if I am behind on my mortgage payments? We cannot assist if you are in active foreclosure or in default on your primary mortgage. Contact Mid-Florida Housing Partnership to schedule foreclosure-prevention counseling : mfhp.
org or (386) 274-4441 (Option 6) . I’m a legal heir living in the home but can’t prove ownership. Can you help?
Ownership documentation is required. Please contact us for a referral to Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida to explore options for establishing legal ownership. How long after I apply will you reach out?
How long is the wait? Timelines vary by case and funding. We prioritize based on income and documented special needs.
It is common for applicants to wait six months to a year . Apply early; submitting complete information helps keep your case moving. Do roommates need to be listed on the application?
Yes. State guidelines require us to count all household members and their income. Unless there is a valid lease and a partial homestead exemption indicating a tenant, we must verify income and assets for roommates as household members.
Do adult children or other relatives living with me need to be listed? Yes. All adults residing in the home are counted as household members and must be listed with income and asset information.
Do I upload income and asset documents with the online application? Not initially. The online application is self-reported .
Submitting it places you in the queue. Staff will contact you for clarification, prioritization, and then request documentation when your case is moving forward. For assistance with submitting applications Please schedule appointments for your convenience.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homeowners 60 years or older in Flagler County who own and occupy the home as their primary residence and maintain a homestead exemption. Programs serve households up to 80% AMI, with priority for households at 50% AMI and below. Small businesses would provide services to eligible homeowners. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $12,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Senior Barrier-Free Home Modification Grant is funded by Flagler County Housing Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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