Home Access Wheelchair Ramp Program supports Tennesseans with mobility disabilities by funding materials and coordinating volunteer-built ramps to make homes without accessible entrances easier to enter.
Senior Access Program (SAP) supports organizations providing home accessibility modifications and life-safety repairs to help Alaska seniors live independently and remain safely in their homes.
Essential Home and Accessibility Repair Program (EHARP) supports low-income Virginians through locally administered home repairs that address urgent health and safety hazards or remove accessibility barriers.
Rehab Accessibility Program supports lower-income North Dakotans with physical disabilities by funding ramps, doorway changes, and bathroom modifications to address accessibility in their housing.
HRAP Round 2 from the Illinois Housing Development Authority funds essential health, safety, and accessibility home repairs for low-income Illinois homeowners through local governments and nonprofits.
Pedestrian Curb Ramp Construction supports Iowa cities in building ADA-compliant curb ramps on municipal extensions of primary roads to help cities meet Americans with Disabilities Act requirements.