After a natural disaster, there are many things to consider. Is your home safe to enter? Learn more about helpful resources for post disaster housing repair at portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?…. #NHHM2019

Falls are the leading cause of deadly and non-deadly accidental injuries for people over 65. Learn how to have a safe and healthy home at HUD.gov/HealthyHomes. #NHHM2019

Is your home healthy? Learn more about healthy homes, asthma, and lead at HUD.gov/HealthyHomes HUD Healthy Homes #NHHM2019 #HealthyHomes

It has been 7 weeks since 21 tornadoes struck Ohio. Emergency response teams & shelters are beginning to close down operations as disaster response turns to its second phase—long-term recovery. RT Dayton is stepping in for the long-haul: bit.ly/2JIzLuS #Rebuild2Recover

The Housing Recovery Resource Fair begins tomorrow. Help us spread the word!! We will be hosting a table both nights.

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September 3rd is the NEW deadline to apply for federal disaster assistance from FEMA or for a low-interest disaster loan from the US Small Business Administration (SBA).

Please read your determination letter ENTIRELY as a denial doesn’t always mean you cannot receive additional funds. Call the FEMA Helpline at 800-621-3362 or visit the Disaster Recovery Center at Dayton Children’s Hospital to receive face-to-face assistance

Let’s take today to celebrate our elders. Check in with family, friends and neighbors to see how they’re doing. #NationalSeniorCitizenDay

Proud to be working alongside FHLB Cincinnati , area banks and other local non-profits to provide millions in repairs and rebuilds! #DaytonREbuilds wyso.org/post/regional-…

We are honored to be working with Shiloh Church, a long-time volunteer partner of ours, to start our first tornado [Re]Build project. #DaytonREbuilds daytondailynews.com/news/local/dis…

Falls are NOT a normal part of #aging, and you have a team to help prevent them! Watch this award-winning video showing 6 simple steps which prevent falls. #FPAD2019 youtube.com/watch?v=t7lC5P…

Did you hear?! The City of Dayton is providing pickup of loose leaves again! Collection begins Oct 28 and will continue through Jan 17, 2020 with a minimum of 2 collections per neighborhood. Residents should see collection signs posted in neighborhood one week prior to service!

Awesome reminder in the Harrison Township publication about fire safety! Remember to replace your CO and smoke detector batteries before the winter

In recognition of #NationalAgingInPlaceWeek, we'd like to share a few repairs to help you, your neighbor or your loved one remain #SafeAtHome. (1/4)

Tip #1: Remove clutter, furniture, cords, throw rugs and anything else that is directly in the path to areas of the house where you, your neighbor or loved one routinely walks. #NationalAgingInPlaceWeek #WeAreRebuilders #SafeAtHome (2/4)

Tip #2: Install adequate lighting (i.e. night lights in hallways) throughout the house, but especially in unsafe areas such as stairwells and the bathroom. #NationalAgingInPlaceWeek #SafeAtHome (3/4)

Can you believe it?! Since 1988, the Rebuilding Together network has worked with over four million volunteers to repair and renovate more than 210,000 homes, nonprofit facilities and community spaces, impacting over six million people. #RebuildingTogether

Rising costs and unhealthy housing conditions constantly threaten the culture of our neighborhoods. Rebuilding Together’s home and community work gives our neighbors an option they didn’t have before — to remain safely in their homes and our communities.

The word “home” should mean safety, happiness and belonging. For some, it instead means uncertainty, isolation and hopelessness. Rebuilding Together affiliates and volunteers nationwide are changing this reality by repairing homes, revitalizing communities and rebuilding lives.