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Southwest Georgia program sends an OT first, then contractors install the changes

The Southwest Georgia Regional Commission is running a home-change program for about 100 to 120 low-income homeowners age 62 and older in 14 counties. It estimates $5,000 to $15,000 of work per home: ramps, grab bars, handrails, wider doors, bath and kitchen access. A licensed occupational therapist checks each home first, then an approved contractor does the work. Intake: (229) 522-3552, extension 118.

Who it covers
Georgia
Official source
swgrc.org
Checked on
November 12, 2026. We opened the official page and confirmed the wording and every number.

Eligible participants can receive an estimated $5,000 to $15,000 per household

From the official page, swgrc.org

What to do

  1. Call the office on the official page and ask if you qualify.
  2. Ask what papers to bring. Most offices want ID, proof of income and proof you own the home.
  3. Applying is free. Nobody official charges a fee to apply.