HUD Older Adults Home Modification Program (OAHMP)
Who Is Eligible?
Overview
Low-income older adults (60+) in participating communities
Age
Applicants must be at least 62 years old and meet low-income requirements based on Area Median Income limits that vary by community
Homeownership
Applicant must own the home or have a long-term lease agreement and live in the property as primary residence
Income
Income limits vary by geographic location and household size; contact your local HUD office for specific thresholds
What’s Covered
Low-cost home modifications are selected based on occupational therapy assessment to reduce fall risks and improve accessibility
What’s Covered
Modifications covered include grab bars, lighting improvements, ramp installation, and other safety enhancements recommended by occupational therapists
Details
Grant provides up to $5,000 per household with no repayment requirement
How to Apply
Contact local nonprofits and housing authorities administering the program in your area, or reach out to HUD's Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes
Ready to Apply?
Visit the official program website for the most up-to-date application instructions and forms.
Visit Official Program Page ↗Information last reviewed March 2026 by Editorial team. Program details may change.