HUD Older Adult Home Modification Program (OAHMP)
Administered by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development — Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes (funds participating local organizations)
HUD awards grants to experienced nonprofit organizations, governments, and housing authorities so they can deliver safety and functional home modifications for low-income older adults. Homeowners generally cannot apply directly to HUD for this program — assistance happens through a funded local organization, when one operates in your community.
Through a local organization
Funds are administered through participating local organizations — you apply to the local organization, not the funder.
Who runs it
Where it's available
Major eligibility factors
- A HUD-funded organization must operate a program in your community
- The program serves low-income older adults, as HUD and the local grantee define
- The local grantee sets application steps and priorities
What it's for (per the official source)
What it's not for
How much assistance
When to apply
Verify with the official source
Official source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development — "Older Adult Home Modification Program (Healthy Homes grant programs)" · DwellReady verified Sep 2026.DwellReady does not administer this program, and the administering organization makes all eligibility and funding decisions.
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