Home Support and Energy Solutions

How it works

AACOG says it partners with local contractors across 12 counties to provide services at no cost to eligible residents, including Atascosa County. The page describes its housing services as helping income-qualified Texans in the Alamo Region save money, increase comfort, and improve home safety through energy conservation solutions.

What the money covers

The page specifically describes the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP), which helps low-income and fixed-income individuals reduce the high cost of energy by installing energy-efficient improvements in their homes. AACOG also lists a separate “Warm Hearts, Warm Homes” program that provides older adults or veterans without a heat source with a free space heater.

Amounts and matching

AACOG does not state a cash grant amount or a match requirement on the page. The key benefit described is that the listed services are provided at no cost to eligible residents.

How to apply

AACOG’s page links to a WAP application, but the page excerpt does not provide a detailed step-by-step application process.

Timing and deadlines

The page does not state an application window, deadline, or funding-end date. It presents the services as currently available to eligible residents.