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Meals on Wheels of Metro Tulsa completed 24 ramp constructions in 2022
- Meals on Wheels of Metro Tulsa
- Jan 13, 2023
- 1 min read
Meals on Wheels of Metro Tulsa completed 24 ramp constructions in 2022 through the Home Safety Program. The Home Safety Program was designed to help homebound individuals continue living safely and independently in their homes for as long as possible. This program goes hand in hand with our "More Than A Meal" concept and supports our seniors by offering grab bar installations, ADA-compliant ramp constructions, light bulb replacements, smoke detectors, and much more. Something as simple as a grab bar in a bathroom or a functioning smoke detector can greatly reduce the risk of injury to our elderly or disabled clients, helping them maintain the ability to care for themselves longer and more safely than before.
Really inspiring to see this kind of tangible impact — I’ve worked on a few community-focused projects before, and accessibility upgrades like ramps might seem simple, but they genuinely change everyday life for people in a big way. One thing I’ve noticed from experience is that when you’re supporting vulnerable populations, it’s not just about mobility but overall comfort and livability in the home. Small environmental factors, like indoor temperature, can make a huge difference, especially for seniors who spend most of their time inside. I’ve personally used a smart monitor for air conditioner in similar contexts to help keep conditions stable without requiring constant manual adjustments, and it turned out to be a really practical addition alongside physical accessibility improvements.…
Love this article!!!!