Texas community resource

Accessibility Ramp Program

Rebuilding Together Houston

Free accessibility ramps for qualified low-income Harris County homeowners who need safer home access.

TexasHousing and HomelessnessQualified homeowners across Harris County, Texas.

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How to get help

Use the official ramp-services online form or downloadable application. Client Services reviews supporting documents, and the organization evaluates the home and feasible repair scope. Email [email protected] or call 713-659-2511 with questions.

Who this service helps

The official application page lists low-income families and individuals who are listed on the deed, live in the home full time, and are current on property taxes or have an official payment plan. The organization describes the ramp program as improving accessibility for elderly or disabled neighbors; current functional-need and property requirements are confirmed during screening.

Where this service is available

Service area: Qualified homeowners across Harris County, Texas.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Cost / fees

Approved accessibility ramps are provided at no cost, and Rebuilding Together Houston states that it does not place a lien on the property. Scope and availability depend on qualification, inspection, and funding.

About this service

Rebuilding Together Houston's accessibility pathway installs ramps intended to improve home access for elderly and disabled neighbors. The organization evaluates both the homeowner and the property before approving work.

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