Wheelchair accessible ramp

Hello everyone. My daughter Jenna is a bright young girl who has a heart of gold. She is 12 years old and is an aspiring artist. Her smile can light up an entire room. She has Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy, but despite her heavy disability, we all try to give her as normal of a life as possible. She has a twin sister who has severe to profound Bilateral Hearing Loss, and a new baby brother who is 1 and a half. We are a family of 5 and we live in a beautiful house in Sardis, BC that is literally right across the street from where the girls go to school. My girlfriend works as an insurance agent and I drive truck. We make decent money but the cost of living is quite high in our area so we get by ok but don't have much extra. Our house is a double suite with our living area on the second floor. As it is right now I have to carry Jenna upstairs to be in our home. She has a power wheelchair that she uses for school and outings and a manual chair that we keep upstairs for her to be pushed around in. Her manual chair is quite uncomfortable for her and she can't spend alot of time in it, however her power chair has molded custom seating that is comfortable for her to spend most of the day in. Jenna is a growing girl that weighs about 95 pounds and is getting bigger all the time. Our hope is to raise enough money to build a ramp up to the patio doors at the back of the house so she can bring her power chair up into our home and have a bit more independence around the house. I struggle most days carrying her upstairs as she is quite heavy, and my girlfriend struggles even more when I'm not home. We manage ok but to be able to have her bring herself upstairs would make our life so much easier and would make Jenna so happy. Thank you for taking the time to read our story and helping us reach our goal. We have priced out materials and have an estimate of $5000 without labour costs.