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addition to the City’s Residential Rehabilitation
Program, lower income Daly City residents have access
to some nonprofits that offer free home improvements.
These nonprofits help ensure the habitability of the
Daly City housing stock and prevent households from
having to move unnecessarily because they cannot afford
to pay for minor repairs.
North Peninsula Neighborhood Services (NPNS) and Center
for the Independence of the Disabled (CID) provide
year-round home improvement assistance. However, NPNS
covers general home repairs such as replacement or
repair of doors, windows, plumbing fixtures, walls
and ceilings, while CID only assists households with
an elderly or disabled member needing home accessibility
modifications such as grab bars, handrails and ramps.
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North
Peninsula Neighborhood Services
Call
650-583-3373 for more information on NPNS’s Daly City
House Helper’s Program or contact info@neighborhoodservices.org
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Center
for the Independence of the Disabled
Call
650-595-0783 for more information on CID’s Housing
Accessibility Modifications Program or contact info@cidbelmont.org
Rebuilding
Together, formerly Christmas in April, is a volunteer-driven
nonprofit housing rehabilitation services provider
that the City works with. Rebuilding Together has
an annual application cycle. Applications are available
to eligible low income homeowners and community facilities
(e.g. child care facilities, social service centers)
each summer and the application deadline is in October.
Rebuilding Together evaluates the applications and
chooses the ones with the greatest needs. Construction
takes place on National Rebuilding Day each April.
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Rebuilding
Together
Call
650-366-6597 if you are interested in applying or
would like more information or contact info@rebuildingtogetherpeninsula.org
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