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Georgia LIHEAP Weatherization and Energy-Related Minor Home Repairs
Georgia Department of Human Services Division of Family & Children Services · State program
Weatherization and minor home repairs; no dollar cap stated
Georgia’s LIHEAP program can provide weatherization and energy-related minor home repairs for eligible low-income households. The official state page frames this as help that reduces health and safety risks in the home, including risks from disconnection.
Program details
How it works
Georgia’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded state-administered program. The official state page says qualified individuals may receive energy bill payment assistance, energy crisis assistance, weatherization, and energy-related minor home repairs.
What the money covers
The page does not provide a detailed work scope for the home repair portion, but it specifically names:
- Weatherization
- Energy-related minor home repairs
The state describes the program as helping reduce health and safety issues that can occur as a result of disconnection.
Amounts and matching
No dollar amount, reimbursement structure, or match requirement is stated on the official page.
How to apply
The page directs people to DFCS for more information and provides a phone number, but it does not publish a full application workflow on the page itself.
Timing and deadlines
The page says applications are offered first to homebound individuals, people age 65 and over, and those with life-threatening circumstances. It does not list a statewide open/close date.
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