Haywood Habitat for Humanity announced the groundbreaking of its first Aging-in-Place home, marking a major step forward in addressing the housing needs of older adults in Haywood County.
The new home is intentionally designed to allow a homeowner to live safely and independently as they age. Features include step-free entry, wider doorways, accessible bathroom and kitchen design, and energy-efficient construction that reduces long-term utility costs. The home reflects Haywood Habitat’s commitment to long-term stability — not just housing, but housing that works for people over a lifetime.
“This is about dignity and stability,” said Jared D. Iraggi, executive director of Haywood Habitat for Humanity. “Too many seniors are… read more here at The Mountaineer.
