Our Mission
To help low income elderly and disabled people live independently in warm, safe and dry homes
What
is Rebuilding Together?
Rebuilding Together Metro Denver
unites volunteersand donors to repair and rehabilitate the homes of
low-income elderly and people with disabilities in the Denver
metropolitan area. Rebuilding Together provides assistance
to people who own their own home but who, because of physical
limitations or income, are not able to cover the costs of
home repairs. Volunteers come from all walks of life, including
civic organizations, small businesses, corporations, churches
and other nonprofit organizations.
Our Programs
Rebuilding Days
Twice a year, in April and October, teams
of volunteers perform free home repairs and modifications
for low-income seniors and people living with disabilities
that repair and revitalize their homes, making them warm,
safe and dry. Click here to find
out more
A Home For All Seasons
Minor home repairs and modifications are
provided year-round by volunteer home repair specialists.
Repair work includes furnaces, broken light switches and outlets,
plumbing problems, broken locks and home modifications
for handicap accessibility. Click here to learn more about A Home For All Seasons
Emergency Home Repairs
Launched in June, 2007, the Emergency Home
Repair Program is meeting urgent needs in situations that
would present an immediate danger to the residents of the
home or that would leave a person without heat, water, or
electricity. Homeowners must be over age 65 to qualify for
emergency services.
Read
the 2007 Annual Report
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