St. Clair County Community Action Agency
St. Clair County Community Action Agency
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More about this organization
Mission
To develop, implement, administer & monitor programs that will move individuals & families toward self-sufficiency; that includes economic development to enhance the creation of jobs by the attraction & retention of businesses & community stabilization for St. Clair County residents.
About
Low income home energy assistance program (LIHEAP): served 5,224 St. Clair County residents, providing one-time energy assistance to income-eligible households and/or providing re-connection assistance payments for residents involuntarily disconnected from their primary and/or secondary utilities. Another 681 were enrolled in the percentage of income payment plan program (PIPP). PIPP helps clients manage their energy bills year-round. In addition, LIHEAP provided 28 households with furnace assistance to replace or repair furnaces to restore a home heating source for homeowners. The purpose of the program is to assist low-income households by reducing home energy costs through direct financial assistance, energy counseling, outreach, and education.
Revenue
$5,812,781
Expenses
$5,812,781
