Senior Minor Home Repair Program (City of St. Louis)
For homeowners 60 and older living in their own home in the city. The page lists heating and cooling repairs, basic plumbing and electrical work, and basic modifications including ramps, handrails and grab bars. Bring proof of home ownership or a paid property tax receipt. For contracted work, clients may bear some cost.
(314) 612-5918
Checked 12 September 2026 on the program's city page
Paraquad Home Modifications Program
A licensed occupational therapist starts with a phone consultation, sometimes followed by a home assessment. Services include safety assessments, equipment recommendations, and minor modifications such as grab bars, widened doorways and ramps. Eligibility: St. Louis City or County resident, based on annual household income.
314.289.4200
Checked 12 September 2026 on Paraquad, Home Modifications
Rebuilding Together St. Louis
Free home repairs. Its page says it is currently taking new applications from US military Veterans age 60 or older who own their home in St. Louis City or County, are current on mortgage and property taxes, and meet HUD low-income guidelines.
314-918-9918, Ext. 116
Checked 12 September 2026 on Rebuilding Together St. Louis, Find Help
Aging Ahead Family Caregiver Support Program
For unpaid family caregivers, as funding permits: in-home respite, adult day services, durable medical equipment, and minor home safety modifications.
(636) 207-0847
Checked 12 September 2026 on Aging Ahead, I'm A Caregiver
Area Agency on Aging home modification funds
Missouri's health department says the Area Agencies on Aging have limited funding to help with minor home modifications, from shower seats and grab bars to lighting and ramps.
Ask your AAA, or 1-800-235-5503
Checked 12 September 2026 on Missouri DHSS, Home Modifications