LIHEAP 2025: Energy Assistance Program

LIHEAP 2025: Energy Assistance for Low-Income Households

LIHEAP helps low-income households pay for electricity, heating, and cooling costs.
This program is especially important during extreme weather and rising energy prices.

Eligibility (2025)

  • Low income according to state guidelines

  • U.S. citizen or legal resident

  • Responsible for home energy bills

Income Limits (Approx.)

Household SizeAnnual Income Limit
1 person$21,870
2 people$29,580
3 people$37,290
4 people$45,000

How to Apply

  1. Contact local LIHEAP agency

  2. Complete application

  3. Provide documents (ID, income proof, utility bills)

  4. Approval may take 1–4 weeks

FAQs

Q. Can renters qualify? Yes.
Q. Emergency assistance available? Yes, in most states.

Conclusion

LIHEAP can significantly reduce household energy burdens.
Apply early, as funding is limited each year.

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