Rent and Housing

Adaptive Modifications Program (AMP)

Verified · October 23, 2026 Deadline soon — check dates

The Adaptive Modifications Program helps low-income individuals with permanent physical disabilities live more independently in their homes. It provides free adaptations to a house or an apartment, allowing easier access to and mobility within the home. After a PHDC inspection, an eligible property may receive improvements such as accessible kitchens and bathrooms, stairway elevators, exterior wheelchair lifts and ramps, railings, barrier-free showers, and first-floor full and half-baths. Home repairs are not included.

Organization
Philadelphia Housing Development Corporation (PHDC)
Address
1234 Market Street, 17th Floor
Hours
Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm, Friday 9am-Noon (phone hours stated on the PHDC page)
Who qualifies
Philadelphia residents who meet the income guidelines, have a permanent physical disability, are the owner-occupant or have the owner's permission to make modifications, live in a property that is structurally sound, and are current with property taxes (or whose landlord is current with property taxes).
Income limits
Maximum annual household income by household size: 1: $68,750; 2: $78,550; 3: $88,350; 4: $98,150; 5: $106,050; 6: $113,900; 7: $121,750; 8: $129,600; more than 8, add $7,850 per person.
Documents needed
Proof of your disability from your physician; source, amount and frequency of income (before taxes) for every member of your household; birthdate, gender, marital status, race and ethnicity for every member of your household.
How to apply
Start at the One Philly Front Door portal linked from the PHDC program page (click the APPLY button). If you cannot apply online, speak to a PHDC operator at 215-448-2160, Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm and Friday 9am-Noon; hearing impaired persons only, call TDD 215-448-2184. The PHDC program page states no waitlist or intake pause; it directs applicants to apply through the portal.
Cost
Free
Last verified
October 23, 2026

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