Provides two room air conditioner units or one unit and a fan, or repair/replacement of existing but broken central air conditioning system or heat pump. Staff or contractors will install/repair the equipment for the household.

Provides major repairs to homes in order to bring the home up to HUD housing standards for health and safety. Home owners must have lived in the home at least 2 years.

Provides supportive services and outreach to meet the needs of the elderly and adults with disabilities. Services include transportation to medical appointments, errands and shopping assistance, supportive visiting and telephone reassurance, light housekeeping and meal preparation, minor household maintenance, caregiver relief, and reading or helping to write out checks to pay bills.

Allows the Co-op to put a demand response unit (DRU) on an individual's water heater that enables the Co-op to shift the times when the water heater uses electricity from a peak time to an off peak time. The member still has hot water whenever they want plus when a new tank is needed, a newenergy efficient model and install it for free.

Provides weatherization services that include energy education, furnace repair and replacement, heating system repairs, hot water heater installation, cold weather crisis intervention, air leak sealing, insulation installation, energy efficient lighting installation, digital thermostat installation and window air quality testing.

Offers no-interest loans to pay for materials for minor exterior home repairs that will be done by volunteers. Repairs provided by volunteers include exterior painting, landscaping, accessible ramp repair, and other minor exterior repairs offered at the discretion of the agency. Labor is free of charge and the no-interest loan is used for the cost of building supplies.

Provides qualified homeowners with a low-cost option for making repairs that make their homes habitable, safer, and more accessible. The Safe at Home Program focuses on providing seniors and adults with disabilities with services that will help them to remain safely in their homes.

Ensures housing is structurally sound and habitable by today's standards and helps to improve the health and safety of the home. Repairs and/or replacements, of inefficient or dangerous heating systems, upgrading electrical systems & fixtures, defective plumbing, and roof, are some activities performed through this program.

Offers repair or replacement of furnaces provided by The United Way on a case by case basis.

Crisis program repairs malfunctioning heating units.

Offers grants and low-interest loans for repairs to owner occupied homes within the city limits. Household income limits and other eligibility requirements apply. Helps qualified households make code, safety and other needed repairs to their homes. The maximum available to an eligible household is $30,000. Eligible work includes roofing, electrical, plumbing, lead paint hazard reduction, insulation, window replacement, and many other items.

Provides volunteer companionship and assistance to help older adults remain living in their homes and communities. Assistance may include transport to medical appointments and procedures, grocery shopping, pets to vet, telephone reassurance, minor home repairs, check writing/forms/balance accounts, supportive visitation, and transport for hair/barber appointments.

A ministry that connects churches with the needs of the community. Some examples of the volunteer services provided are personal care, friendly visits, transportation, homemaking assistance, home maintenance, budget guidance, respite care, and tutoring/mentoring. Financial aid not available.

Offers volunteers to paint, repair porches and steps, scrub interiors, build wheelchair ramps, and perform other assorted jobs.

Provides maintenance and repairs to homes and offers repair services for, minor plumbing, painting, sheetrock, carpentry, handiwork, and other property maintenance, also assists with post disaster cleanup.

Offers free or sliding fee scale hoarding cleanup, lawn maintenance, debris removal, and light repairs/painting for qualifying individuals and families. The service is specifically designed to restore safe and sanitary living conditions while respecting the privacy and dignity of those involved.

Offers minor home repairs that focus on safety, energy efficiency, accessibility, and correcting code violations.

Provides emergency assistance for individuals and families in crisis.

Provides assistance for people in need of adequate, basic housing through volunteers and donations of building materials and by offering no-interest loans.

Provides early intervention and prevention services to eligible homebound seniors (to be determined by a comprehensive assessment), are advocacy, home delivered meals, homemaker service (temporary) house cleaning, laundry assistance, minor home repairs, senior companions, adaptive equipment and transportation.

Addresses weatherization, furnace, and other energy conservation services. Weatherization measures include: A) Air sealing (caulking, weather stripping, door sweeps, attic insulation and venting B) Sidewall insulation, window repairs C) Energy education D) Furnace measures include: furnace repairs, furnace cleaning, and tune-up Home energy auditor will evaluate where energy loss is most prevalent and determine prioritization of allowable measures covered by the Department of Energy. Conducts energy education, every-day energy saving practices that will help you lower your heating and cooling costs.

Designed to help income eligible resident homeowners in York County by providing financial and technical assistance to obtain necessary home repairs. The funds in the Home Improvement Program are provided in the form of a loan with a deferred payment. This means that a mortgage in the amount of the loan is filed against your property for security. As long as you, the program participant, remains the occupant and owner of the property, no repayment is required and no interest is charged. When the property is sold or transferred in any way or it ceases to be your residence, the full balance on the loan becomes due and payable to the County of York. The deed to your property remains in your name and is not transferred to the County. To qualify, your property must have conditions defined as substandard by the local housing code or by the program's rehabilitation standards. The goal of the Home Improvement Program is to help you bring your home into standard condition.

Provides furnace testing, repair, and replacement; attic and crawlspace insulation; window repairs; weather stripping; air sealing; energy education; and related health and safety matters. Usage Reduction Programs and Home Energy Assistance also available.

Provides free emergency heater repairs for eligible households. Repairs include oil burners, gas valves, thermostats and heating controls, chimney and flue, circulator and blowers, and heating pipes and gas leaks.

Owners of rental property located between Grier, West 4th, Park Avenue and Beeber, can apply for a home repair and improvement grant under the BNIP PHARE Program. Code, safety, weatherization and general property improvements are eligible. Units must be occupied by predominately lower to moderate income tenants at an affordable rent.