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WHO WE HELP

  • A person at least 62 years of age or older

  • A person who is handicapped or disabled

  • A single parent with at least one (1) dependent child in the residence

  • A family with five (5) or more persons

  • A child below six (6) years of age with elevated lead levels

  • A military veteran

WHAT WE DO

Repairs We May Consider:

Roof repair/replacement, Siding, HVAC, Septic, Exterior accessibility ramps, Decks, Windows, Exterior doors

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Repairs We Do Not Perform:

This program is not for cosmetic repairs such as painting or landscaping.

Repair Application is now Closed!

Our volunteer repair committee is reviewing applications.
If you missed this opportunity, please check back with us in September of 2026.

As Americans continue to live longer and healthier lives, our primary mission is to provide support and resources to older adults and people with disabilities to help them live safely with dignity and choices in their homes for as long as possible.

Eligibility Requirements

Homeowners who own more than one property with a combined value of $150,000 or more are not eligible.

Home must be in Hoke, Moore, or Richmond County

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Single-family detached homes are eligible – mobile and manufactured homes are only eligible for wheelchair ramps with the required Title and Deed to the property

 Household Income must not exceed 80% of the current county median income

The overall condition must be sound enough to justify the repair cost

You must be the legal owner of the property and have lived in the home for at least a year

Willing to repay up to 25% of the direct cost of the repair at the time of repair; some forgivable loan requirements differ

All taxes must be paid and up to date

The repair committee will evaluate each application and determine which repairs are most critical

INCOME GUIDELINES

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