SHARP is primarily a home-equity loan program, with a separate grant route for some eligible applicants. RAMP is a separate accessibility grant program with its own requirements. A service quote does not establish eligibility or guarantee reimbursement.
SHARP: Home adaptations and repairs
Alberta’s Seniors Home Adaptation and Repair Program offers qualifying senior homeowners a loan for eligible work. The official page explains ownership, income, equity and other conditions. Read the current program details before treating the support as available to you.
The SHARP grant has different rules.
A grant may be available to some eligible senior homeowners who do not qualify for a SHARP loan. It is not interchangeable with the loan and it does not cover every repair or adaptation. Follow the official grant page for the applicable conditions.
RAMP: Accessibility modifications
The Residential Access Modification Program has its own mobility, income and project requirements. Check the official program information and application guidance for the work being considered. Do not assume that every bathroom installation is eligible.
Ask what must happen before work starts.
Confirm the approval process, what documents are needed, any timing restrictions and how payments work. Ask the program whether your proposed work is eligible before committing. Stayscape can describe the installation in a quote, but the program decides eligibility.
- Check the current official program page
- Confirm whether approval is needed before work
- Get the requested scope and cost details
- Keep the approved documents and invoices
Questions about this next step
Does being a senior mean the installation is funded?
No. Each program has specific applicant and project rules. Check those rules directly with the program.
Is Stayscape affiliated with these programs?
No affiliation or approval is claimed. These links are provided to help you find official information; funding decisions belong to the program.
Further reading
Source details can change. Check the linked source for current information.