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Life Span Livability www.lifespanlivability.com Lifespanlivability.com is a web site that serves as a hub for housing related issues in the valley. They believe Phoenix is about to join a handful of US cities emphasizing Lifespan Livability™ of housing design which will address the needs of our aging population as well as the disability community. Active
Forever Arizona Department Of Housing Phoenix Housing Department Arizona Bridge to Independent Living The Arizona Bridge to Independent Living (ABIL) is a private, non-profit corporation that provides services to persons with disabilities. ABIL's programs include Information & Referral, Peer Support, Home Modifications, Independent Living Skills Instruction, Personal / Home Health Assistance, Americans with Disabilities Act Training & compliance Surveys, consumer Advocacy, and a variety of other community integration and transitional services. Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic, a nonprofit organization, provides textbooks on CD and audio cassette to people who are challenged by a visual, learning or other physical disability. RFB&D's library of over 93,000 titles range from kindergarten through graduate school level texts. Financial assistance is available for individuals or schools.
"Gilbert Cares" refurbishes and maintains the homes of elderly, disabled and "at-risk" families of the Greater Gilbert Community who are physically and financially unable to provide support for themselves. If you own and live in a single family home, you may qualify for financial assistance for improvements to your home. The program is intended to assist low to moderate income families. English and Spanish versions of the application can be printed from here.
Salt River Project SRP has teamed up with the Salvation Army to give emergency assistance to people who, due to crisis situations, are unable to pay their basic household energy bills and have exhausted all other potential sources of aid. Assistance is limited to one grant a year per recipient. SHARE is not a welfare or other government-funded program.
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