Need Help With Your Energy Bills?

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The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps keep families safe and healthy through initiatives that assist families with energy costs.

Find Assistance:

 

CALL

Energy Assistance Hotline

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Call toll-free 24/7:

1-866-674-6327

Representatives are available
Weekdays from 9:00am - 7:00pm (ET)

   

EMAIL

Energy Assistance Hotline

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E-mail:

energy​assistance​@ncat.org

Include your city, county, and state

   

SEARCH

LIHEAP Office Search Tool

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Search by:

State
Territory
Tribe

 

Click here to find out if you might be eligible for LIHEAP

LIHEAP eligibility varies by state and is based on household size, income, and other received benefits.

 

LIHEAP Services:

Depending on where you live, you could get help with:

 

Energy Bill Assistance

Weatherization Support

Crisis Assistance

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Help with paying for home energy bills including electricity, natural gas, propane, fuel oil, or wood. Make your house more energy-efficient to reduce costs. Priority assistance for households without (or in danger of being without) heating or cooling.
 

 

 

Equipment Repair & Replacement

Energy Education

Disaster Assistance

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Assistance fixing your heating and cooling equipment. Provides resources and strategies to assist in managing home energy usage and bills. Support during or after a natural disaster.

 

Learn More About LIHEAP Assistance

 

LIHEAP In Action

LIHEAP is Helping Individuals and Families Across the Country

 

Need Additional Help?

The Emergency Rental Assistance Program is also Available to Help with Rent & Energy Bills.
Visit the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to learn more.

Weatherize Your Home to Reduce Future Energy Bills.
The U.S. Department of Energy provides additional information about how to apply for weatherization assistance to reduce energy bills in the future.

For more ideas and tips on how to weatherize your home, visit https://www.ncat.org/energy/energy-services.