Provides home entry and bathroom accessibility modifications. Offers financial assistance for nonprofit housing providers for accessibility modifications in their affordable rental housing.

Provides assessments for fall risks by licensed professionals including a physical therapist, an occupational therapist and a nurse. Makes recommendations for home modifications that can include ramps, grab bars, and stair adaptations. Services are located in the Medical Office Building of the Fanny Allen campus - Outpatient Rehabilitation, Suite 101 and 201. The street address is 792 College Parkway, Colchester.

Provides home entry and bathroom accessibility modifications. Offers financial assistance for nonprofit housing providers for accessibility modifications in their affordable rental housing.

Provides home entry and bathroom accessibility modifications. Offers financial assistance for nonprofit housing providers for accessibility modifications in their affordable rental housing.

Provides design and construction of wheelchair ramps and other home accessibility projects.

Provides home entry and bathroom accessibility modifications. Offers financial assistance for nonprofit housing providers for accessibility modifications in their affordable rental housing.

Repairs homes in partnerships with eligible families. Projects include essential interior and exterior minor repairs that make a home safer, healthier, and more accessible. Among other minor repairs, they build ramps. They do not perform roof work.

Provides trained staff with crews of volunteers to work in partnership with low income homeowners to provide urgently needed general carpentry repairs on homes, i.e. roof repair, accessibility ramp construction/installation, and floor repair. Homeowners must meet additional program criteria, including work involvement, and project must be appropriate for volunteers. Repair crews work on weekends. Call to confirm service in your area.

Provides in-home assessments for fall risks by a community paramedic. Provides planning and basic home modifications such as grab bars, lights, railings, and tub mats to mitigate risks. This is a pilot program started in October 2023.

Provides volunteer workers who complete home repairs at no cost to homeowner twice each year on a first come, first served basis dependent on meeting program requirements and available funding and volunteers. Program focuses on one-day projects including painting, caulking, plumbing, electric, roof repair, step repair and replacement, and access ramps. They are generally unable to service emergency repairs. For faster service, please fill out application found on website. Home repairs occur in the spring and fall. Individuals residing in the home or visiting on the workday who are physically able will work alongside the volunteers.

Provides home entry and bathroom accessibility modifications. Offers financial assistance for nonprofit housing providers for accessibility modifications in their affordable rental housing.

Provides a wide variety of mobility products including stair lifts (sales and installation), lift recliners, motorized scooters, power wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs, walkers, rollators, knee walkers, hospital beds, patient lifts and ramps for private homes, public schools or commercial enterprises. Also provides rentals of recliners, scooters, knee walkers, wheelchairs, hospital beds and ramps, and repairs may types of assistive equipment. Upward Mobility accepts Care Credit. They also work closely with organizations such as Agewell, the Vermont Center for Independent Living, Home Health and Hospice, and more to help secure funding for people with disabilities or those who are low-income.

Repairs homes in partnerships with eligible families. Projects include essential interior and exterior minor repairs that make a home safer, healthier, and more accessible. Among other minor repairs, they build ramps. They do not perform roof work.