Patsy Owens has been living in Orchard Knob for ten years, but she struggled to afford repairs for her aging roof on Ivy Street. That is until she learned about a program in the area aimed at improving the energy efficiency of homes. She applied and was approved for a new roof for her 73-year-old house, which was completed last year. The assistance she received made a significant impact on her life and allowed her to improve the quality of life in her community.
Owens expressed her gratitude during a recent telephone interview, stating that her house had not seen a new roof in a long time and that the Connected Communities Program had greatly improved her home. She emphasized that the program provided residents with access to resources such as home energy upgrades, laptop computers, and internet connectivity for telehealth and other online services. This initiative has played a crucial role in improving the quality of life for individuals in Orchard Knob.
The Connected Communities Program has helped many residents in the area improve their homes and lives. Through this initiative, residents have been able to take advantage of various resources that have made a significant difference in their daily lives. With programs like this one, residents can live healthier, more comfortable lives without breaking the bank.
