The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federal program that provides financial assistance to low-income households in George, Harrison and Jackson Counties, Mississippi. This program helps families pay their energy bills and keep their homes safe and healthy. It also provides assistance with energy crises, climate control, and minor energy-related home repairs. The Mississippi Department of Human Services administers programs to help Mississippi consumers pay utility bills (under certain circumstances).
Most of the available resources are referrals, however, sometimes financial or cash assistance will be provided. Mississippi Food Network, which is headquartered in Jackson, Mississippi and can be reached at 601-353-7286, manages a food pantry, daycare and emergency shelter. If you are a low-income household in Jackson MS, you may be eligible for LIHEAP assistance. To find out if you qualify for this program or any other energy assistance programs offered by the Mississippi Department of Human Services, contact your local LIHEAP office or the Mississippi Department of Human Services for more information.
Don't let energy costs put a strain on your budget. Take advantage of the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program and other energy assistance programs offered by the Mississippi Department of Human Services to get the help you need.
