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    Navtaj Chandhoke
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    Manitoba Residential Adaptations for Disabilities Program

    Residential Adaptations for Disabilities Program

    Increasing mobility, safety

    and independence for

    Manitobans with a disability.

    Manitoba Residential Adaptations for Disabilities Program Important Notes

    back as long as the home is not sold within

    five years OR the rental unit is leased to

    eligible tenants at an agreed-upon amount

    for five years.

    disability and be permanent.

    You are responsible for any work that

    exceeds the financial assistance available

    under the Residential Adaptations for

    Disabilities program.

    Work done before program approval is not

    eligible for financial assistance.

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    How to Apply for Manitoba Residential Adaptations for Disabilities Program

    If you want an application package, or for

    more information on our other repair programs,

    please contact Manitoba Housing or visit

    manitoba.ca/housing/repair.html

    Phone: 204-945-5566 in Winnipeg or

    toll-free 1-866-689-5566 outside of

    Winnipeg.

    Email: housing@gov.mb.ca

    In person: 2nd Floor – 352 Donald Street

    Winnipeg, MB R3B 2H8

    The Residential Adaptations for Disabilities

    program is provided with financial support

    from the Government of Canada.

    Homeowners with low income, and landlords

    with tenants who have low incomes, may apply

    for financial assistance to make adaptations to

    homes and housing units. These adaptations will

    help increase mobility, safety and independence

    for a person who finds it difficult to do everyday

    tasks in their home.

    Manitoba Residential Adaptations for Disabilities Program

    Eligible Homeowners and Landlords

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    You may be eligible for assistance if the following

    applies to you:

    Manitoba Residential Adaptations for Disabilities Program

    Homeowners

    Your home is your primary residence and is

    located in Manitoba, outside of First

    Nations communities.

    Your total gross household income is at or

    below the income limit set by Manitoba

    Housing for your community.

    Someone in your household has a disability

    or limitation that makes it difficult to

    perform daily living activities.

    Landlords

    Renovations are made to self-contained

    rental units that have rents at, or below,

    the affordable rent amount for the area,

    both before and after the work takes place.

    Renovations are made on units that are

    occupied, or will be occupied, by tenants

    with disabilities who have a total gross

    household income that is at or below the

    income limit set by Manitoba Housing for

    the community.

    Contact Manitoba Housing for more

    information on total gross household

    income limits, affordable rents set for

    your community, and other requirements

    to qualify for this program.

    Eligible Disabilities or Limitations

    Mobility

    from room to room

    Agility

    undress, get in and out of bed, use fingers to

    grasp or handle objects, reach or cut food

    Endurance

    stand for long periods

    Sight

    newspapers or see someone from four (4)

    meters away

    Hearing

    conversations with others

    Mental capacity

    difficulties

    Eligible Renovations and Assistance

    Manitoba Residential Adaptations for Disabilities Program

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    Homeowners and landlords may be eligible for

    financial assistance to make adaptations that

    increase mobility, safety and independence that

    include but are not limited to the following:

    installing handrails in hallways and stairways

    changes to storage areas in the kitchen,

    bathroom and laundry room

    installing lever handles on doors, sinks and

    bathtubs

    installing grab bars in the kitchen, bathroom

    and bedroom

    installing wheel chair ramps

    widening entryways and interior doors

    changing tubs, sinks, vanities and toilets

    installing lift systems in bathrooms and

    bedrooms

    changing floor covering

    moving plumbing and electrical

    A program officer may visit your home or property

    to determine what adaptations are eligible.

    Available Assistance

    Up to $16,000 for eligible adaptations may be

    available to qualified homeowners or landlords.

    If the property is located in a northern or

    remote community, up to $19,000 may be

    available to qualified homeowners or landlords.

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    If the adaptations exceed $3,500 a medical

    certificate is required.

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