The LIHEAP and WAP programs provide financial support for heating, cooling, and home weatherization. Discover your eligibility and learn how to apply. Additionally, find out what to do if your utilities have been disconnected.
Discover Your Eligibility for LIHEAP and Apply Today
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, commonly known as LIHEAP, provides essential support for individuals and families struggling to pay their heating or cooling bills. In addition to regular assistance, the program also offers emergency services to help during energy crises, ensuring that vulnerable households can maintain a safe and comfortable living environment. Eligibility for this valuable assistance is often determined by your income level, so it’s important to check if you qualify. To find out more about your eligibility and to learn the steps necessary to apply for this program, we encourage you to reach out directly to your state’s LIHEAP office for personalized guidance and support. Find your LIHEAP office
Discover Your Eligibility for the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) and Apply Today
If you’re considering making energy-saving improvements to your home, you might be pleased to know that you could qualify for valuable assistance through the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP). This program is designed to help individuals and families enhance their home’s energy efficiency, ultimately leading to lower utility bills and a more comfortable living environment. Eligibility for weatherization assistance is primarily determined by your income level, ensuring that support is directed to those who need it most. Furthermore, you may also qualify if you are currently receiving benefits from a federal assistance program, such as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). These programs are aimed at providing a safety net for vulnerable populations. To find out if you meet the eligibility criteria and to learn more about the application process, we encourage you to reach out to your state’s WAP office. They can provide you with the necessary information and guidance to help you get started on your energy-saving journey. Find your WAP office
Find contact for utility disconnection
Each state has its own policies regarding when utility companies are permitted to disconnect your electricity or natural gas service due to non-payment. These policies may take into account several factors, including:
- The current weather conditions in your area
- Your age
- Whether you have a disability
- The specific utility provider you are using
Find out your state’s policy and who to contact if your power gets disconnected.