Our Mission: Aging In Place Home Repair provides essential home repair & safety modifications to low-income seniors and the disabled.

Our Vision: is to help vulnerable individuals remain safely and independently in their homes.

  • Dignity: We treat every senior with respect and compassion

  • Safety: We focus on minor repairs and modifications that help seniors remain safe at home.

  • Integrity: We communicate honestly and use donated resources responsibly.

  • Community: We bring together volunteers, skilled trades, and sponsors to help our neighbors.

  • Stewardship: We match our commitments to the funding and resources available.

Our Services:

  • General Home Maintenance
    Minor repairs and maintenance to keep homes safe and livable.

  • Accessibility Improvements for Fall Prevention
    Installation of ramps, grab bars and handrails, doorway widening, safe entrances, sturdy steps and handrails, accessible thresholds, slip-resistant paths, uneven floors, loose tiles, and other fall hazards.

‍ ‍ Our Team:

  • Harold Aiken - Director, Board Member

    Since his near death experience in 2012, Harold has found solutions to help those in need. Along with homecare, long-term, & hospice care, he has provided essential home repair and maintenance to low-income seniors, filling a gap in senior support by providing services that are now expanded by the creation of this organization.

  • Ryan Missman - President, Board of Directors

    With a strong history of volunteering and leadership, Ryan Missman has been helping the community throughout his life. From early on as a youth who achieved the rank of Eagle Scout, into his early adult life where he volunteered as a local and community leader for Scouting programs, and then as a member of the local HOA organizations helping to manage communities; service to others has been a primary drive and commitment.

  • George Armistead - Treasurer, Board of Directors

    George was raised on a cotton/soybean farm in the Mississippi Delta. He graduated from Mississippi State University with a degree in petroleum engineering and worked 43 years for Unocal/Chevron in drilling engineering and management! He has enjoyed participating in many service organizations, currently managing pharmaceutical applications as a steadfast Christ Clinic volunteer. George has been married to Nettie Armistead since 1979 and they have three children. 

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