A safe, comfortable home can make all the difference — especially for seniors. Our Housing Program is here to support residents age 60 and older with the repairs and modifications that keep daily life secure and manageable.
Minor fixes and improvements to keep homes safe, comfortable, and in good condition.
Modifications like wheelchair ramps and grab bars to make daily living easier and safer.
Community classes that teach simple steps to prevent slips, falls, and home hazards.
Low-Income Seniors in Fulton County, Georgia
Let Us Help You Stay Safe
Our team offers free home repairs up to $5,000 for eligible seniors. We ensure your home remains comfortable, safe, and accessible for your daily needs.
This program is available to Fulton County, Georgia, Homeowners (residents only). Ages 60 or older with a household income below 80% of the area median income(AMI). Apply Today!
Safe, stable housing is key to health, independence, and quality of life. For many seniors, small updates like energy-efficient upgrades or accessibility features can make daily living safer and more comfortable.
Community programs, workshops, and grants are available to support home safety and comfort. Staying informed helps seniors and families choose the solutions that best fit their needs.
Safe, well-maintained homes are essential for seniors to live with comfort and dignity. This program focuses on addressing minor home repairs, improving energy efficiency, and adding accessibility features that reduce risks like slips and falls.
Small changes can make a big difference—whether it’s installing grab bars in the bathroom, securing loose rugs, or adding ramps for easier access.
These improvements not only prevent accidents but also help seniors move around their homes with confidence. By focusing on energy efficiency, essential repairs, and accessibility upgrades, the program addresses both comfort and practicality.
Small upgrades can make a big difference for seniors. From safety improvements to energy-efficient updates, these changes support independence and security. The housing program focuses on both immediate needs and long-term well-being.
Grab bars, non-slip flooring, and raised toilet seats help reduce fall risks and make daily activities safer. These small adjustments create safer spaces without major renovations.
Better insulation and efficient water heaters can lower costs and keep homes comfortable. These updates also reduce maintenance needs over time.
The housing program focuses on more than quick repairs — it’s about creating safer, more livable homes for seniors. From minor fixes that improve energy efficiency to accessibility upgrades that prevent accidents, the aim is to support long-term comfort and security.
I believe every person has the potential to grow when given the right support. Our programs aren’t one-size-fits-all — real needs and real lives shape them. Whether it’s life skills, digital access, or personal development, we meet people where they are and help them move forward. Your progress is our purpose.
