Courtesy of USA.gov
2010-12-14

The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded block grant program that is implemented at the state/territory and tribal level. LIHEAP has been operating since 1982 and its purpose is to assist low-income households, particularly those with the lowest incomes that use a large portion of their income to pay for their immediate energy needs. LIHEAP can help families in a variety of ways including financial assistance with paying their energy bill, emergency assistance if the home's energy is shut off and other state-specific assistance. If you need assistance applying for LIHEAP benefits, you may call 1.866.NRG.NEAR (1.866.674.6327). You may also access state-specific information through the links below.

Alabama	Kentucky	North Dakota
Alaska	Louisiana	Ohio
Arizona	Maine	Oklahoma
Arkansas	Maryland	Oregon
California	Massachusetts	Pennsylvania
Colorado	Michigan	Rhode Island
Connecticut	Minnesota	South Carolina
Delaware	Mississippi	South Dakota
Districtof Columbia	Missouri	Tennessee
Florida	Montana	Texas
Georgia	Nebraska	Utah
Hawaii	Nevada	Vermont
Idaho	New Hampshire	Virginia
Illinois	New Jersey	Washington
Indiana	New Mexico	West Virginia
Iowa	New York	Wisconsin
Kansas	North Carolina	Wyoming

LIHEAP programs are also available in U.S. Territories and Freely Associated States.

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