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Texas Ramp Project
Statewide volunteer nonprofit that builds wheelchair ramps at no cost for low-income older adults and people with disabilities, using a network of 50 regional volunteer groups and referrals from healthcare providers and social-service agencies.
- Cost
- Free to the recipient — 'They are always free to clients' (texasramps.org/our-mission)
- Coverage
- Texas — statewide network of 50 regional volunteer groups (Texas)
- Eligibility
- Low-income older adults and people with disabilities with a medical need for a ramp; referral required from a healthcare provider, social-service agency or first-responder liaison (own site)
- Availability
- Referral-based; wait times vary by region
- In-Person Access
- Yes
- Organization Type
- nonprofit
- Last Verified
- October 26, 2026
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