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Georgia offers its residents a fuel and heating bill assistance program. It is targeted towards helping people pay for their heating and gas bills during the wintertime. The program helps people with low or moderate incomes, those age 65 and older, and those who are homebound. It helps them with paying for their home heating bills.
The program is huge help to many people who are struggling in this weak economy, and many people rely on it to pay their energy bills. Some people have indicated that the money they have received through the program covered all their electric bills for the year.
Georgia's energy-assistance program takes takes application from the elderly and the homebound on November 1st. Others, such as lower income families, can apply starting Dec. 1.
Per the terms of the program, heating and energy bill payments will be made primarily by checks to home energy suppliers for electricity, gas, wood, coal, kerosene, or heating oil used in heating a home. The one-time payment or cash grant provided will average about $345 per household, however many households may receive more than the average.
The Middle Georgia Community Action Agency administers the program for those people who live in various Central Georgia counties. To apply for assistance from the fuel program through the Middle Georgia Community Action Agency, contact your local Community Service Center at 478-275-0478.
Also find below Community Service Centers (by county):
Each gas and electric company in that operate across Georgia also provides their customers with grants, weatherization, and financial assistance. Click here for an extensive listing of all of the Georgia utility, energy, and cooling bill assistance programs.
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