Georgia Utility Bill Assistance
We provide listings of energy assistance program in Georgia.
Choose the city in Georgia at the bottom of the page.
We list the cities where we found help for those needing payment assistance.
EnergyAssistance.us lists programs sponsored by local governments as well as non-profit organizations designed to assist low-income individuals and families with utility bills.
There are federal funds destined to subsidize electric and heating bills in all states. Find local organizations in your city.
Programs include: LIHEAP the Federal Government program which is distributed state wide by programs from the Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, Society of St Vincent de Paul, Community Action Agencies, etc. Check our list of cities below.
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If you have trouble paying your home energy bill, there are government and non-profit programs that can help. Federal programs like the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) assists low income households in meeting their immediate home energy needs. Additionally, many state programs provide residents with heating and electrical bills. Some programs provide budget billing so that monthly bills don't exceed a certain amount while other programs provide assistance with usage reduction.