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CCDoughty
Asked January 2019
Are there any free services available for general home repairs?
Also hoping for painting and carpet replacement. I'm on SSDI age 65.
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Katiekate
Jan 2019
Call the local council on aging.
many towns have volunteer services that do exactly what your want for seniors.
also, contact the local Catholic Hosptial patient services....they often have various charities that do work for disabled persons
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many towns have volunteer services that do exactly what your want for seniors.
also, contact the local Catholic Hosptial patient services....they often have various charities that do work for disabled persons