How is disability defined?

The CDC defines a disability as any physical or mental condition that limits how somebody participates in activities or interacts with others. The legal definition of 'disability' clarifies that this condition must significantly impact one or more major activities. Organizations that award grants for disabled homeowners will have their own definitions for disability and use that reference to determine appropriate aid.

What other home improvement grants are available?

Local and federal government agencies provide a variety of grants for homeowners to improve their property. Grants are available to fund sustainability improvements, historic properties, and health and safety. Several grants are also awarded based on demographics and affiliations. These include grants for veterans, low-income families, and ethnic groups. Consult your city agency and explore local housing nonprofits.

How can I apply for home improvement grants?

Most home improvement grants and loans will have a space for you to apply on their website. If you’re looking for assistance with buying a home, consult your mortgage lender about available grants and how to qualify.

Are home loans available for people with disabilities?

The Housing Choice Voucher homeownership program helps cover home buying and homeownership costs for eligible first-time home buyers, including those with disabilities. Other types of home loans, including conventional, FHA, USDA, and VA loans, can also help Americans with disabilities become homeowners.

Grants For Disabled Homeowners