Low-Income Energy Crises Worsens – National Survey Reports that Unaffordable Energy Bills have Serious, Long-Term Impacts on Families
Contact: Mark Wolfe Phone: 202-237-5199 / 202-320-9046 (cell) Date: April 26, 2004 Low-Income Energy Crises Worsens - National Survey Reports that
Low-Income Energy Crises Worsens
Contact: Mark Wolfe Phone: 202-237-5199 / 202-320-9046 (cell) Date: April 26, 2004 Low-Income Energy Crises Worsens - National Survey Reports that
LIHEAP Adds Almost 661,000 New Families
States Report That Low Income Home Energy Assistance Programs Rapidly Increase Adding Almost 661,000 New Families
State Shut-Off Moratoriums Set to Expire Beginning February 28
State LIHEAP Programs Projected to Grow to 4.9 Million in FY 2004
Administration released additional LIHEAP Funds in Response to NEADA Request
2004 1st Quarter Release 2004 2nd Quarter Release
State Energy Assistance Programs Begin Closing Down Due To Delays In The Release Of Federal Funds
Contact: Mark Wolfe Phone: 202-237-5199 / 202-320-9046 (cell) Date: December 16, 2003 As a result of delays in the release of federal Low-Income Home