Starkfresh
Starkfresh
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About this organization
Mission
To provide home modifications for disabled, elderly, and developmentally disabled persons, and to contribute to the economic and community development of NE Canton.
About
JRC Home Repair, formerly Jr Coleman Community Renovation Corporation, provides services that contribute to the stability of owner-occupied homes in Stark, Summit, Wayne and Portage counties. Primarily senior citizens who are low-income homeowners receive help with handicap accessible renovations and home repairs where deteriorating conditions threaten the health and safety of the residents. Our objective is to enable homeowners to continue to reside in their homes. During FY 2015, 100 renovations and repairs were completed. This work includes minor plumbing repairs, ceiling and floor replacement, installation of ramps, bathroom modifications to install shower stalls with transfer seating, hand held shower heads and grab bars, widening of doorways and entries to accommodate walkers or wheelchairs, and installation of interior and exterior railings as well as a variety of smaller household repairs. These accessibility modifications are designed to permit elderly and disabled homeowners to stay in or return after rehabilitation to their own homes preventing premature and costly nursing home placement.