Safety is one of Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte’s eight Safe and Healthy Housing Principles, but what does it mean to have a safe home? A safe home has a roof that protects, windows and doors that keep out intruders, lit stairs and hallways that safeguard from falls, and more.
Read MoreKeeping water away and out of your home is vital to having a dry home, one of the eight Safe and Healthy Housing principles from Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte. Understand dryness, why it matters, what you can do about it in your home, and how RTGC helps neighbors in need have dry homes through no-cost repairs.
Read MoreOne of the eight principles of a safe and healthy home is cleanliness. A clean home prevents falls and reduces pest infestations and exposure to harmful contaminants. By cleaning a home and making it easier to clean in the future, our repair projects, provided at no cost to neighbors in need, help keep them safe and healthy at home.
Read MoreWe spend more than 70% of our time in and around our homes, so the biggest factor in our health is our homes. At Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte, we provide safe and healthy homes at no cost for neighbors in need by correcting 25 scientifically proven safety and health hazards common in the older homes we repair.
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