Searching for Home Improvement / Renovation / Accessibility

Sells new and used building and renovating materials and supplies between 50-80% below regular cost * all proceeds used in construction of future Habitat homes * accepts donations of good condition used and new building materials * donation pickups for larger items

Items for sale, such as:

• cabinets
• carpets
• doors
• drywall
• furniture
• large appliances
• lighting
• lumber
• sinks
• toilets
• windows

Manufacturer, sales, service and rental of modular aluminum wheelchair ramps * residential and commercial applications * multiple decking options * designed in compliance with AODA Built Environment Standards, Canadian Engineering Standards * portable ramps * rubber threshold and portable aluminum ramps

Sells new and used building and renovating materials and supplies between 50-80% below regular cost * all proceeds used in construction of future Habitat homes * accepts donations of good condition used and new building materials * donation pickups for larger items

Items for sale, such as:

• cabinets
• carpets
• doors
• drywall
• furniture
• large appliances
• lighting
• lumber
• sinks
• toilets
• windows

Assists people with disabilities to ease their daily living, accessibility and employment issues

Social and recreational programs * independent living services based in Sarnia * summer camp offered in Geneva Park, Orillia

Assistive Devices Program - Assists adults with disabilities with funding for the purchase, repair, and maintenance of a wide variety of mobility or assistive devices such as wheelchairs and scooters

Home and Vehicle Modification Program - Financial assistance toward the cost of required home or vehicle modifications for eligible Ontario residents of any age who have a long-term physical disability

AccessAbility Advantage (A+) - accessible design expertise in the development or redesign of residential buildings, small businesses and organizations * offers document conversion, internal and external communications, policy development to meet accessibility standards

Employment Services - Employment services including assessments, training, job placement and on-the-job support to help people return to work

Financial assistance towards the cost of basic home or vehicle modifications and is intended for permanent Ontario residents with a substantial mobility impairment

By reducing or eliminating life safety risks, these modifications enable children and adults with mobility restrictions to:

• continue living in their homes
• avoid job loss
• participate in their communities
  

Information and applications for London and Middlesex Housing Corporation units, nonprofit housing, cooperative housing, subsidy, rent supplement program and rent-geared-to-income programs

Reviews application and explains the different housing options that are available then forwards application directly to the housing provider selected * maintains a Common Waitlist System * housing providers have a variety of handicapped accessible units

Ontario Renovates Program - Program offers financial assistance for low to moderate income households to increase accessibility of their dwelling through minor modifications and adaptations * funding is limited * applications accepted on a first come, first served basis until funds are depleted

Residential and commercial sales, service and installation of stair lifts, platform lifts, and elevators

Sells new and used building and renovating materials and supplies between 50-80% below regular cost * all proceeds used in construction of future Habitat homes * accepts donations of good condition used and new building materials * donation pickups for larger items

Items for sale, such as:

• cabinets
• carpets
• doors
• drywall
• furniture
• large appliances
• lighting
• lumber
• sinks
• toilets
• windows

Conservation programs for home and for business designed to help manage electricity use and save money.

Habitat ReStore accepts donations of good condition used and new building materials, appliances and furniture. Open to the public. All items may be purchased. Continuous fundraising project of Habitat for Humanity * E-waste recycling.

The ReStore sells new and gently used building materials and household supplies.

DeConstruction: Habitat has a team of experienced volunteers that will dismantle homes, buildings, or parts of buildings for the purpose of salvaging supplies - ie. kitchens, bathrooms, bricks, beams, trim, etc.

E-waste Collection: bring in your old and used electronics for FREE disposal. Will recycle all electronics which helps to raise funds for Habitat such as lights, fans, computers, fans, clocks, and so on (items with refidgerant are not accepted).

Charitable donation receipts are offered for donations valued at over $100.

Volunteers needed to help with the ReStore as without volunteers the ReStore would not be possible. Positions are ideal for retired adults or students looking for their 40 hours of volunteer time. Everyone welcome. Cashiers always needed. Contact Volunteer Coordinator to apply

Charitable donation receipts are offered for donations valued at over $100.

Volunteers needed to help with the ReStore as without volunteers the ReStore would not be possible. Positions are ideal for retired adults or students looking for their 40 hours of volunteer time. Everyone welcome. Cashiers always needed. Contact Volunteer Coordinator to apply

Consulations to help manage living space and furniture discussing ageing in home and other options. Discussions based on ergonomics, safety and mobility in home with individuals and any support staff. Creating functional spaces that support life transitions. Consultations can be in person or online.

Warehouse selling home renovation products donated from local businesses from across Brant-Norfolk

• gently used work wear for sale
  
• all proceeds from product sales support the charitable work of Habitat for Humanity Brant-Norfolk
  
• donations and volunteers welcome
  
• donations by appointment only

Program offers financial assistance to low to moderate income families to:

• repair their home to bring to acceptable standards while improving the energy-efficiency of the unit
  
• increase accessibility of their unit through modifications and adaptation

Supports for older adults and adults with disabilities

• helps people remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible
  
• referral to other community services

Additional Services:

• free home assessments
  
• referrals to brokerage service for installation of grab bars, minor home repairs, modifications
  
• assistive devices subsidies for those who qualify
  
• falls prevention education
  
• community and professional presentations upon request
  
• snow buddies volunteer snow removal program that matches students and seniors to help clear their driveway and sidewalk of snow. Students may obtain community service hours for school credit

Program offers financial assistance to low to moderate-income families to:

• repair their home to bring to acceptable standards while improving the energy efficiency of the unit
  
• increase the accessibility of their unit through modifications and adaptation
  
• create a new affordable rental unit in an existing single family home

Retail location to purchase assistive devices. Full range of services on all the equipment provided, and equipment purchased elsewhere

Services include:

• basic repairs
  
• tune-ups of existing equipment (walkers, lifts)
  
• installation & set-up of new equipment in your home (grab bars, platform lifts, ramping systems)
  
• home and vehicle adaptations to make the lift more accessible

Products sold include:

• mobility products
  
• bathroom safety
  
• aids for daily living
  
• power mobility
  
• lift chairs
  
• ostomy products
  
• incontinence products
  
• bedroom products
  
• compression
  
• supports and braces
  
• lift and transfer devices
  
• ramps
  
• medical supplies
  
• bariatric

Warehouse selling home renovation products donated from local businesses from across Brant-Norfolk

• gently used work wear for sale
• all proceeds from product sales support the charitable work of Habitat for Humanity Brant-Norfolk
• welcomes donations as well as volunteers

Online Shopping and Curbside pickup currently available

Provides free home assessments and recommendations to help seniors remain safe and independent in their homes

Services include:

• referrals to other agencies including installation of grab bars, home repairs, home modifications and in some areas - snow removal
• falls prevention education to clients and families
• community and professional presentations
• 'Wellness Guest Speaker' can also be requested

Reep Green Solutions is an environmental charity that has been helping people in Waterloo Region live sustainably for 20 years. Programs and services range from energy and water efficiency to storm water management and healthy yards and neighbourhoods.

Housing department

Programs include:

• Housing Loan Program - assists Six Nations members in obtaining housing loans for new or renovation/repair construction purposes
  
• Approved Lender Loan (Bank) Program - provides Six Nations members with the option of obtaining for an on reserve home from a financial institution
  
• Accessibility Program - provides loans for seniors and/or physically disabled Six Nations members
  
• Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program (RRAP) - federally-funded program that addresses mandatory repairs for structurally damaged homes and for health and safety reasons
  
• Housing Inspections - inspections for new house construction, repairs, additions or to inspect prior to purchase
  
• Rental Properties - 1 to 3 bedroom units for rent
  
• Commercial Properties - a portfolio of commercial buildings developed to provide suitable infrastructure for Council projects, community services, and private enterprise
  
• Sanitation Incentive Program - assists Six Nations members in obtaining safe and environmentally friendly septic systems, cisterns and wells

​The renovations program helps low to moderate-income families repair their homes to improve energy efficiency or accessibility.

Eligible individuals can receive up to $50,000 max in a forgivable loan and up to $5000 max in the form of a grant for accessibility repairs.

Examples of repairs include:

• Chair and bath lifts
• Doors and windows
• Electrical systems
• Foundations, roofs, walls, floors and ceilings
• Handrails
• Heating systems
• Height adjustments to countertops
• Plumbing
• Ramp
• Roof replacement
• Toilet replacement with low-flush to a dual-flush toilet

Ontario Renovates is a component of the Ontario Priorities Housing Initiative program and is being delivered by the Region of Waterloo on behalf of the Provincial government.

One section of the program provides qualified low to moderate-income households with forgivable loans to assist with housing repairs as well as housing modifications to improve accessibility for persons with disabilities.

The other section of the program provides a forgivable loan, to homeowners, to assist with the cost of building a legal secondary apartment suite in their home, and renting it at an affordable rental rate to qualified tenants.

A source of inexpensive building related material to make home improvements more affordable.

Accepts donations of new and used building materials.

Offers financial assistance available to homeowners in low to moderate households who meet income eligibility and are in need of energy efficiency upgrades as well as accessibility upgrades for persons with disabilities.

Eligible repairs under the program may include roofs, windows, furnaces, ramps, handrails, chair and bath lifts, height adjustments to countertop and other similar repairs.