€93m is being made available nationally.
The midlands is set to receive over €5 million in funding for housing adaptation grants.
The investment will see homes modified for older and disabled people.
Westmeath has been allocated €1.8 million, while both Laois and Offaly will receive €1.7 million, respectively.
Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien and Junior Minister Alan Dillon announced a national fund of €93 million today, which will support people living in their homes with the necessary adaptations, repairs or improvement works to make accommodation more suitable.
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