Wheelchair Ramp Accessibility Program

In 2004, Aging Services enlisted Rockwell Collins Retiree Volunteers (RCRV, now named Collins Retiree Volunteers of Iowa) to provide freedom for homebound individuals by designing and constructing accessibility ramps for their elderly clients. We learned there is tremendous and immediate need for accessibility ramps in our area, and not just for the elderly. A coalition of agencies and individual came together to explore how to deliver cost-effective and timely home accessibility ramps to persons with disabilities. Design work began and the Wheelchair Ramp Accessibility Program (WRAP) was officially named.In2010, we became a non-profit organization.

Since 2004, we have completed more than 500 wood ramps, as well as installed temporary ramps, modified steps and built handrails to ensure safe home access for our clients. We work with more than40 regular volunteers and numerous volunteer groups and organizations.NOW - there's room to grow. We are looking for more partners, volunteers and individuals who need help. Contact us to learn how you can help support our mission.

The Wheelchair Ramp Accessibility Program (WRAP) provides FREEDOM for individuals facing home access barriers.

We are a coalition of volunteers and service organizations who work together to build custom accessibility ramps and other exterior home access projects to provide safe home access for those with limited mobility.

In December 2023, WRAP completed its 1000th home accessibility project!