Get State Of Connecticut Energy Assistance Form W 1104

Do you have to pay back cash assistance in CT? # No. You will not have to pay back any benefits you were eligible to receive.

Families with dependent children up to age 18. Families with dependent children who are 18 years of age or older - but the child must be fill-time student in high school or vocational school. Recipients must live in Connecticut, have very little or no income, and be supporting a child or children.

You can apply online, by phone, by email, by mail, or in person at your local Community Action Agency (CAA).

Household with income at or below 60% of the State Median Income. A vulnerable household as defined above may qualify for a higher basic benefit. BASIC BENEFIT (for all primary heat source households): From $250-550, depending on income, or $300-600, if there is a vulnerable person as defined above in the household.

Applying for Energy Assistance is now more convenient than ever. You can apply in person at your local Community Action Agency, apply by mail, submit an application by email, or call to initiate an application.

Families who are unable to work due to medical or other prescribed reasons may apply for State Administered General Assistance (SAGA) — up to $219 per month if applicant has a rental obligation or $55 if living rent free.

What to Bring to Your Energy Assistance Appointment Renters- Contact information for your landlord, plus your most recent rent receipt or a cancelled check or recent lease. Homeowners-Most recent mortgage statement, cancelled check, letter from mortgage company stating monthly payment due on letterhead.

Applying for Energy Assistance is now more convenient than ever. You can apply in person at your local Community Action Agency, apply by mail, submit an application by email, or call to initiate an application.