Learn more about assistance available and requirements for homeowners.

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Overwhelmed with home repairs? You've come to the right place.

We are focused on helping low-income senior homeowners.

No homeowner likes to forgo essential home maintenance, but illness, aging, rising costs, or job loss can force them to make difficult choices. We are here to ensure that low-income Montgomery County senior homeowners can live in a safe and healthy home. We are making homes safer and healthier by providing critical repairs and accessibility modifications, such as repairing an unsafe furnace, remediating electrical hazards, correcting dangerous plumbing problems, and installing handrails, grab bars, and tall toilets. 

If the homeowner meets the qualifications below, please print the application, fill it out completely with the required supporting documents, and mail it to: 

Rebuilding Together Dayton

15 W. Fourth Street, Suite 450

Dayton, OH 45402

 

Homeowner Requirements

60 or over

Located in Montgomery County

Owner-occupied

Single-family home

 Be current on your property taxes or have an active payment plan (with a balance of $2,000 or less) set up with the Montgomery County Treasurer’s office

Low Income* 

(*The guideline used is dependent on the funding source for the repair)

 

200% Federal Poverty Guidelines 2024

 

*Income Guidelines for assistance
 

 

2024 HHS Federal Poverty Guidelines- 200%
Family Size Monthly Income Annual Income
1 $2,510.00 $30,120.00
2 $3,406.00 $40,880.00
3 $4,303.00 $51,640.00
4 $5,200.00 $62,400.00
5 $6,096.00 $73,160.00
6 $6,993.00 $83,920.00
7 $7,890.00 $94,680.00
8 $8,786.00 $105,440.00

For each additional

person, add

$897.00 $10,760.00

 

 

*Please note that applying does not guarantee services will be provided, and the process may take 6-12 months to complete. Due to funding requirements, a new application must be submitted each calendar year to be considered for assistance. Any assistance with repairs and modifications is dependent upon the funding available.

 

 

 

If the homeowner does not meet the requirements above, additional sources of assistance may still be available. Click here to learn more