Community Action Agencies
Energy Assistance Program (EAP)
The Energy Assistance Program provides financial assistance to low-income households to maintain utility services during the winter heating season. The program is implemented through the Community Action Agencies with outreach offices in every county. These agencies provide intake, application processing and utility vendor payments.
Interested? Please contact the Community Development Representative in your area to learn about the appropriate funds available from the Energy Assistance Program and the technical aspects of submitting the application. A site visit will be completed to assess the ability to meet the requirements. Please review the document below to locate your representative and their contact information.
- 2009 EAP Manual
- 2009 EAP Manual Appendices
- 2008 EAP Manual (Manual Only)
- 2008 EAP Manual Appendices
- Community Action Agencies Contact Information
- Income Guidelines
- Indiana Energy Resources Brochure
- Community Development Representatives list
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Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP)
Weatherization Assistance Program provides comprehensive weatherization services to low-income households. Activities may include, but are not limited to: furnace and water heater health and safety evaluation, repair and/or replacement; insulation of the attic, sidewalks, or other uninsulated areas; and measured, and cost effective air sealing of the structure. Services are designed to reduce energy consumption and utility costs for heating low-income homes.
Interested? Please contact the Community Development Representative in your area to learn about the appropriate funds available from the Weatherization Assistance Program and the technical aspects of submitting the application. A site visit will be completed to assess the ability to meet the requirements. Please review the document below to locate your representative and their contact information.
Click here for the Community Development Representatives list.
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