Disability Partnerships helps people with disabilities secure safe, accessible, and affordable places to live — and supports home modification where needed so homes work with you, not against you.
Accessible housing is essential to independence, well-being, and community participation.
Affordable Accessible Housing
How We Support You
Internal resources geared to supporting you
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Direct Guidance & Referrals
We connect you with programs and services that help locate affordable homes, secure rental assistance, and understand eligibility requirements.
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Adaptive Equipment Grants
Grants for essential adaptive items - like ramps, grab bars, accessible showers, and smart safety devices - that make existing homes safer and more usable.
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Housing & Accessibility Resources
We offer information, tools, and links to national housing programs and modification supports that increase choice and independence.
External Resources
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National Housing Options
HUD Section 811 Supportive Housing – affordable rental homes for qualifying adults with disabilities.
Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) – rental subsidies through local housing agencies.
Centers for Independent Living (CILs) – peer support, housing referrals, and advocacy.
National Disability Rights Network – legal support around housing discrimination.
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Home Repair & Accessibility Support
Habitat for Humanity Home Repair/Accessibility Programs – accessible housing builds & repair guidance.
Rebuilding Together – free critical home repairs and modifications.
USDA Rural Development – housing repair grants & loans in rural areas.
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Tools & Guides
ADA Home Accessibility Checklist – design guidance for accessible modifications (Angi’s List)
Home Safety & Universal Design Tips – practical tips for safe home environments.
Assistive Technology Directory & Energy Assistance Resources – support with devices and utility costs.
Need more assistance?
Contact us to discuss how we can help.
Our Battle for Affordable Accessible Housing
Severe shortage of accessible units: fewer than 5% of U.S. homes meet the accessibility needs of people with mobility disabilities.
High housing cost burden: many people with disabilities spend more than 30% of income on housing.
These gaps make finding affordable, accessible housing difficult for disabled individuals, families, and caregivers.
Have Questions?
Please chat with our friendly team for answers.