Our Helping Hands program provides a helping hand to seniors, the physically
disabled, and low-income homeowners by performing small home repair and home
improvement projects. The homeowner is responsible for providing the materials
and the Helping Hands program will provide the labor and construction expertise.
In some cases, grants and other financial means are available to assist with the
cost of the materials.
Ideal projects for our program include:
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Yard Cleanup
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Small home repair projects
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Painting
Projects that don't fit well within our program include:
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Roof repair, leaks, or structural projects
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Projects that cannot be completed in a day
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Beautification projects, such as installing a new floor just to improve the
room's appearance
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Projects requiring building permits or home owners association approval
The program works as follows:
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An application is submitted and reviewed. Applications are reviewed to
determine the needs of the applicant and scope of the project. If the
application fits within our program, the applicant will be contacted for a site
visit.
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A Helping Hands volunteer will visit the site, determine the resource
requirements, and prepare a statement of work.
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The application and statement of work will be submitted to the Board for
review. Because of the volume of applications, only some of the projects
are able to be approved even if they meet the overall requirements of the
program.
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If approved the Applicant will be contacted and the project scheduling will
begin.