Buying a wheelchair accessible home

https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/atlanta-family-searches-for-answers-in-2004-double-murder My name is Chazmin Grant, I'm 17 years old and I'm a senior in High School. I lost both of my parents in a double homicide August 24, 2004. Their case is still an unsolved cold case. In 2018, I was shot in the back and I am paralyzed waist down and unable to walk. Growing up without my parents was hard for me and my siblings. Getting shot and becoming paralyzed was even harder. The 17 years that I've been on this earth have been difficult and rough for me. But through it all, my grandmother has been there. She raised me and my siblings to be thankful and grateful, even though life's been tough for us. My siblings are adults and no longer live with my grandmother but I still do. She is disabled and we live in an upstairs apartment that is not wheelchair accessible. She's had both hips replaced and is suffering with a bad knee. In order for me to leave our apartment, I have to scoot up and down the stairs. When I go to my physical therapy appointments, doctor appointments, etc, We are trying to raise money to buy a home that will be wheelchair accessible for me and easier for my grandmother to walk around in. If you could please donate and share anything will help... Thank you. *update: we were able to find somewhere temporarily to stay that has some accessibility*