Pike Neighborhood Service Center(MGCAA) - LIHEAP

About Pike Neighborhood Service Center(MGCAA) - LIHEAP

Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP)

Since its inception in 1981, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program has offered short-term help to families all over the United States. Middle Georgia Community Action Agency is proud to participate in this successful program and to be able to help families in our community get help with energy assistance when they need it most.

MGCAA assists qualifying households with a one time payment (up to $350) to their primary heating vendor.

Households in which every member is over the age of 65 or homebound are a priority, and may contact the designated site by telephone starting on the first business day in November of each year. Other income eligible households can make appointments beginning on the first business day of December if funds remain.

At a minimum, you will need the following items to verify eligibility for this type of assistance:

Verification of age for every person living in the household (November only)

Verification of income for every person living in the home

Social Security cards for every person living in the household

A recent heating bill with the service address and account number printed on it

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Counties served: Pike County

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Pike Neighborhood Service Center(MGCAA) - LIHEAP

Question & Answers (6)

How long does it take for my application to get approved?

What are the types of assistance I can apply for in this office?

Do I need to make an appointment or can I just come in?

Any experience with the office personnel? How did you treat you?

User replied on Tuesday, May 25, 2021:
Horribly

How can senior citizen get assistant with repairs?

What type of documentation do I need to apply for Utility Payment Assistance?

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Jun 2, 2023
I do not understand how the heating and cooling assistance program show “No Available Appointments “ when you call and apply on line at 8:00 a.m. on the days designated. I have been able to get assistance once and that was because I called and talked to someone over the program, who sent an email to the person at the Pike County Neighborhood office. So, how do the same people who receive assistance receive it every time it is available? I did get an appointment once but was told I would have to apply later because one of our three grandchildren was 18, which I did, No Available Appointments, then tried the next date designated and got the same N.A.A. My question is how can the appointments already be full the date and time you are suppose to apply? I just think something is not quite right. I could be wrong and I apologize if I am. Hope y’all have a blessed day.