Nehemiah Project Community Development

Yesterday at Welcome All Park, 200+ City of South Fulton seniors participated in the first assistance session of the Senior Home Rehabilitation Program.

Citizens learned how they can receive up to $25,000 in grant-funded repairs for various needs, including:
- Roofing
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- HVAC
- Mold remediation
- ADA accessibility

These funds do not require repayment, highlighting the significant support available to our community.

Thank you to the City of South Fultony of South Fulton for entrusting Nehemiah Project Community Development Corp with this important work. Our elders deserve homes that are safe, sound, and built to last.

Thursday at Welcome All Park, 200+ City of South Fulton seniors participated in the first assistance session of the Senior Home Rehabilitation Program.

Citizens learned how they can receive up to $25,000 in grant-funded repairs for various needs, including:
- Roofing
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- HVAC
- Mold remediation
- ADA accessibility

These funds do not require repayment, highlighting the significant support available to our community.

Thank you to the City of South Fultony of South Fulton for entrusting Nehemiah Project Community Development Corp with this important work. Our elders deserve homes that are safe, sound, and built to last.

🎉 It is official!

The City of South Fulton has selected Nehemiah Project Community Development Corporation to lead its Senior Homeowner Rehabilitation Program. 🏡

This is the work we have been doing for more than twenty years. Helping senior homeowners correct code violations, resolve health and safety hazards, remove unsafe conditions, and improve accessibility so that they can age in place. 🔨

🙏🏾 Thank you to the City of South Fulton for entrusting us with the care of our seniors.

For Rosalyn's 98 year old mother, an elevated water bill presented it's challenges. Ms. Vivian has lived in Mozley Park for over 60 years. When a mystery $1,000 water bill threatened her peace of mind, the Nehemiah Project CDC stepped in.

Our team replaced ancient basement pipes and leaky faucets in just one day. A safe, dry home for a community treasure who would like nothing more than enjoying the comforts of her home.

Special thanks to City of Atlanta Watershed Management and the Care & Conserve program for making this possible.

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