Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Utility Bill Assistance (Non-Crisis)
The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is available to all income eligible households in East Baton Rouge Parish.
Applicants may only receive one LIHEAP benefit each season.
- Heating: November 15 – March 15
- Cooling: April 1 – September 30
Accepting applications for Seniors (65+) on Mondays and the general population Tuesdays through Thursdays until funds are exhausted.
Household Size | Annual Household Income |
1 | $29,713 |
2 | $38,856 |
3 | $47,999 |
4 | $57,142 |
5 | $66,284 |
6 | $75,247 |
7 | $77,141 |
8 | $78,855 |
Please bring copies of all required documents to your scheduled appointment.
- Current gas bill and electric bill (Must show your name, full address, account number, and amount due.)
- Proof of income for the last 30 days for all occupants over 18 years old
- Social Security cards for all household members
- Valid Photo ID (Driver’s License, Permanent Resident Card, Passport, etc.)
Utility Bill Assistance (Crisis)
Residents may receive crisis assistance once a year with proof of income, picture identification, and social security cards for all household members along with a bill or printout from the applicant’s utility company/companies. Applicant must be responsible for the household energy cost and have a threatening or actual interruption of service. Assistance is contingent upon the availability of funding.
LIHEAP Forms

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