Rebuilding Together Austin

Do you want to stay in your home as you age?

Many people do—but homes aren’t always designed to support changing mobility and safety needs. Features like stairs, slippery tubs, poor lighting, or narrow doorways can make everyday activities harder and increase the risk of injury.

This interactive guide from the New York Times’ Wirecutter explores practical ways to make homes safer for aging in place, from small changes like grab bars and lighting improvements to larger upgrades like ramps and walk-in showers.

At Rebuilding Together Austin San Antonio, we help income-eligible homeowners make critical repairs and accessibility modifications so they can remain safe and independent in the homes they love.

If aging in place is important to you or someone you love, this is a great resource to start the conversation.

🔗 Read the guide here: Do you want to stay in your home as you age?

Many people do—but homes aren’t always designed to support changing mobility and safety needs. Features like stairs, slippery tubs, poor lighting, or narrow doorways can make everyday activities harder and increase the risk of injury.

This interactive guide from the New York Times’ Wirecutter explores practical ways to make homes safer for aging in place, from small changes like grab bars and lighting improvements to larger upgrades like ramps and walk-in showers.

At Rebuilding Together Austin San Antonio, we help income-eligible homeowners make critical repairs and accessibility modifications so they can remain safe and independent in the homes they love.

If aging in place is important to you or someone you love, this is a great resource to start the conversation.

🔗 Read the guide here:

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