Where do I get assistance in making my home handicap accessible

Janelle my prayers go out to you. Maybe you could contact your local boy scout troop and see if any of the leaders could help out. If there is hard wood flooring under the carpeting just see if it could be pulled up. Community service projects possibly for a church group .

Have the social workers at the hospital hook you up with local programs for seniors. Your doctor should have some references too. Have a computer? Use it. Start Googling for senior assistance in your area. You need a contractor that is expeienced in ADA requirements. Belong to a church or religious organization? Ask for help. There is help out there, it is just sometimes looking for a needle in a haystack.

UK. then Social Services or Red Cross or other Charities might help.

I would contact your local elder agencies as well as Habitat for Humanity. I bet they can assist you in finding help.

Wow! There are more of us around. I'm always looking for anything geared to making a home handicapped accessible--with/without wheelchair, cane, lighting, walking areas. etc. Judy

Contact Area Agency on Aging…state runned & shld help u

http://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/oklahoma_city_assistance_progr.html

http://www.rebuildingtogetherokc.org/programs/

http://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/public_assistance_in_oklahoma_.html

Rebuilding Together is a national organization that is made up of volunteers. The non-profit will provide home repairs and modifications to homeowners in need of help, and most of the work is done at no cost to the client. Volunteers from Rebuilding Together will help with modifications for veterans, people with disabilities, low-income homeowners, senior citizens, military families, and working poor families with young children. Call 1-800-473-4229.

http://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/community_action_agency.html