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Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP)

LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) is a fuel grant program and is based on household income. It is offered between November 2 and March 15. There are no age restrictions. Everyone qualifying under the following income guidelines may apply:

No in Household	Monthly Income	Annual Income
1	$1,354.	$16,245.
2	$1,821.	$21,855.
3	$2,289.	$27,465.
4	$3,756.	$33,075.
5	$3,224.	$38,685.
6	$3,691.	$44,295.
7	$4,159.	$49,905.
8	$4,626.	$55,515.

LIHEAP CRISIS Program is available to eligible households. It provides emergency assistance of up to $300.00 when utility service is shut-off or is in danger of a shut-off.

For additional information or application please visit Pennsylvania’s COMPASS website or contact the UFA office.

(Updated 10/30/2010)