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Because our housing stock in and around Boston is among some of the oldest in the country, home maintenance and repair are ongoing issues that require continual attention. That, coupled with older homeowners who lack disposable income, means some properties are in need of numerous repairs. If you or an elderly friend or relative need minor home safety repairs, the cost of getting minor safety-related repairs may be greatly reduced or free, depending on income.

This program of four Boston-based non-profit organizations – Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH), Kit Clark Senior Services, the Ecumenical Social Action Committee (ESAC), and United South End Settlements (USES) – are all funded by the City of Boston. These are all firmly established, well-respected agencies with extensive, long-term experience implementing senior safety repairs for low-income seniors, and all are partner agencies with the City of Boston DND Senior Home Repair program. Funding is provided by the City of Boston, Martin J. Walsh, Mayor, through its Department of Neighborhood Development, Sheila A. Dillon, Director.

These agencies work together, combining years of experience and individual resources, to further their collective goals and to reach increased numbers of senior homeowners in Boston. Together, the four agencies are effectively serving disabled homeowners and struggling Boston senior homeowners aged 62+.

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Organizational Support by Neighborhood

Green: Ecumenical Social Acton Committee

Red: Kit Clark Senior Services

Blue: Neighborhood of Affordable Housing

Purple: United South End Settlements

Who to contact for repairs or service:

For service in Charlestown, East Boston, or the North and West Ends of Boston, contact Anthony D’Andrea at NOAH: 617-567-5882 ext. 265 or 617-567-3294.

For service in Jamaica Plain, Hyde Park, Roslindale, West Roxbury, Allston, Brighton, or Mattapan, contact Tom Lynch at ESAC: tlynch@esacboston.org, 617-524-2555 ext 104.

For service in Dorchester and Roxbury as well as South Boston, contact Leo Moss at Kit Clark: lmoss@baycove.org, 617-533-9141.

For service in the South End, Roxbury, or Dorchester (02121) contact Clara Garcia at USES: cgarcia@uses.org, (617) 375-8163.

A special thanks to the City of Boston for its ongoing support!

Funding is provided by the City of Boston, Martin J. Walsh, Mayor, through its Department of Neighborhood Development, Sheila A. Dillon, Director.