Each one of these links has a ton of information and additional links - will take a bit of time to sift through all of this. Put on a pot of coffee, kettle of tea or whatever favorite beverage of choice and settle in. Do not get discouraged, there are decent honest people out there to help you. 🤗
I agree , in Pennsylvania where I live it's called Bureau of Aging. If your local Habitat for Humanity can't help, they should be able to refer you to someone who can. You could also ask at a local senior center.
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call your local county extension office....sometimes you can get grants for repairs.
Call your local social services office and them if they have any referrals for non-profit companies. one would be Habitat for Humanity.
What state you live in? I can Google and find info for you. Generally your local Department of Aging has programs available.
Naomie I live in Indiana
Had lots of good suggestions...now it's up to me and see what I can find out from these suggestions Thanks to all and my bathroom wall thanks you too.
I agree , in Pennsylvania where I live it's called Bureau of Aging. If your local Habitat for Humanity can't help, they should be able to refer you to someone who can. You could also ask at a local senior center.