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If you are struggling to maintain the exterior of your home or property due to age, disability, family circumstance, or any number of other reasons, then one of the Wild Rivers Habitat Home Repair Programs might be the hand up that you need. The Home Repair Program program helps eligible-income homeowners that need a little extra help with their owned home, revitalizing the appearance of the neighborhood, strengthening connections within the community and helping to preserve affordable housing stock. Projects include exterior painting, landscaping, minor repair services, and wheelchair ramp installation.
Please note, the Habitat Home Repair Program is not designed to provide immediate emergency fixes. While the program aims to address critical repairs, it operates on a scheduled basis, prioritizing projects based on urgency, health, safety, accessibility, and available resources. If you are in need of urgent repairs that pose an immediate threat to the health, safety, or accessibility of your home, it is recommended to seek alternative resources for emergency assistance.
Wild River's Critical Home Repair Program helps homeowners with eligible incomes to get the repairs and improvements they need. The program is designed for homeowners who have experienced a life change and as a result, may find themselves unable to maintain, add or repair critical aspects of their homes. The program provides critical home repairs to prevent eligible households from being displaced from their homes and to protect the affordable housing stock in our service area. Some of our home repair work includes accessibility modifications (ramps),weatherization, energy efficiency, critical repairs, and exterior repair services to revitalize neighborhoods Habitat Home Repair Program does not address basic painting, replacing carpet or flooring unless for safety or accessibility reasons, window replacement unless rotted, cosmetic repairs or renovations.
Please note, the Habitat Home Repair Program is not designed to provide immediate emergency fixes. While the program aims to address critical repairs, it operates on a scheduled basis, prioritizing projects based on urgency, health, safety, accessibility, and available resources. If you are in need of urgent repairs that pose an immediate threat to the health, safety, or accessibility of your home, it is recommended to seek alternative resources for emergency assistance.
Download the application packet at the bottom of the page to apply.Flyer is also available to print
Wild River's Disabled Veteran Home Repair & Modification Program helps disabled veterans with limited incomes to get the repairs and modifications they need so that they can remain healthy and safe in their homes. Our goal is to alleviate any critical health safety and accessibility concerns in the home, so that veterans can securely enjoy their home for years to come. Some of our home repair work includes accessibility modifications (ramps), weatherization, energy efficiency, critical repairs, and exterior repairs. This program is open to disabled veterans, provided they have received an honorable discharge, and is not restricted to any specific veteran groups.
Please note, the Veterans Home Repair Corps Program is not designed to provide immediate emergency fixes. While the program aims to address critical repairs, it operates on a scheduled basis, prioritizing projects based on urgency, health, safety, accessibility, and available resources. If you are in need of urgent repairs that pose an immediate threat to the health, safety, or accessibility of your home, it is recommended to seek alternative resources for emergency assistance.
Download the application packet at the bottom of the page to apply.Flyer is also available to print
Wild River's Veterans Home Repair Corps Program helps veteran homeowners and their households with limited incomes to get the repairs and improvements they need so that they can remain safe and comfortable in their homes - and rooted in their neighborhoods. Our goal is to alleviate any critical health and safety concerns in the home, so that veteran households can securely enjoy their home for years to come. Some of our home repair work includes accessibility modifications (ramps), weatherization, energy efficiency, critical repairs, and exterior repair services to revitalize neighborhoods. Since 2011, The Home Depot Foundation has generously funded critical repairs on the homes of veterans through Habitat for Humanity's Repair Corps program. This program is open to all military veterans, provided they have received an honorable discharge, and is not restricted to any specific veteran groups
Please note, the Veterans Home Repair Corps Program is not designed to provide immediate emergency fixes. While the program aims to address critical repairs, it operates on a scheduled basis, prioritizing projects based on urgency, health, safety, accessibility, and available resources. If you are in need of urgent repairs that pose an immediate threat to the health, safety, or accessibility of your home, it is recommended to seek alternative resources for emergency assistance
Download the application packet at the bottom of the page to apply.Flyer is also available to print
Our Home Repair Program opportunities span Burnett, Polk, Rusk and Washburn counties and the surrounding communities in Ashland, Bayfield, Douglas, Price and Taylor Counties. The Home Repair Program works in conjunction with Habitat for Humanity, enabling them to serve more families and increase opportunities for volunteers. Most importantly, the Home Repair Program is part of Habitat’s broader community development strategy called the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative (NRI).
Qualified applicants will need to provide proof of income, proof of homeownership, and complete an application. Homeowners are responsible for repayment of a no-interest loan by Habitat. The repayment amount is based upon household income. We do not make a profit on the repair; the price will simply reimburse us for our costs. Applicants must be current on mortgage payments, insurance and property taxes in addition to passing a background check. Applicants are asked to complete “sweat equity” volunteer hours to support Habitat’s mission. Examples of volunteer opportunities include volunteering at the ReStore, on home repair project sites or in the Habitat office.
By participating in our Home Repair Program, you will become part of a new movement to expand Habitat’s capacity to help those in need of a safe and decent place to live. Your light will shine brighter in your community as people see how your work serving those in need is restoring hope and dignity to their lives.
Meet Richard: A Marine Veteran and Our Latest Home Repair Recipient
In this heartfelt interview, we sit down with Richard, a proud Marine veteran with a remarkable history of military service. Richard shares his journey and how his daughter, Trudy, connected him with Wild Rivers Habitat for Humanity. Thanks to special grants dedicated to assisting disabled veterans, we're honored to be replacing the windows and patio door in his home with energy-efficient upgrades.
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