Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Offered by Georgia Department of Human Services/Division of Family and Children Services/DFCS
LIHEAP helps eligible households with heating and cooling energy costs.
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Cost & format
free · In person or online
Who this is for
Low-income residents; heating assistance usually starts the first workday in December for people 65 or older or medically homebound, and the first workday in January for other eligible residents. Cooling assistance usually starts the first workday in April for people 65 or older or medically homebound, and the first workday in May for other eligible residents.
How to apply
Apply through the local Community Action Agency serving your area.
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