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The new Amy Young Barrier Removal Program can pay for home modifications to remove physical access barriers and hazards for disabled individuals in Central Texas low-income households. This nonprofit service provides one-time grants for construction services to improve accessibility and eliminate hazardous conditions for persons with disabilities. The Amy Young Program is administered by St. Vincent de Paul South Central Regional Office, operating from the Bastrop County Recovery Center, 1091 Hwy 71 West, Bastrop, Texas 78602.

Free Expert Help continues for Wildfire Loss Income Taxes:

Highly trained specialists in tax accounting will continue to offer tax assistance and prepare returns for eligible households affected by Central Texas wildfires.   This free expert guidance, available by appointment at the Bastrop Public Library, 1100 Church Street, also includes review and amendment of prior year tax returns.

For details on scheduling an appointment, what documents you will need and how to obtain those documents:

[This is important.  Health hazards (injury, respiratory illness, etc.) are being reported among people clearing fire debris. Cleanup is hazardous work: Don't bring kids, WEAR A MASK, fitted well, plus long pants/sleeves, and follow these:

Safety Precautions for Re-entry and Clean-up after Fire