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SCS Energy Services
 
SCS Energy Services is comprised of the Fuel Assistance Program, the Electric Assistance Program, Neighbor Helping Neighbor, and the Senior Energy Assistance Program.

Fuel Assistance Program
The Fuel Assistance Program provides financial assistance for heating and utility expenses to elderly, handicapped, and low-income residents. Please refer to Frequently Asked Questions to find out more details.

Current income guidelines for fuel assistance are outlined in the table below. Please note that income limits are subject to change.
 
Income Guidelines for Fuel Assistance (2010-2011)
Household Size Income Limit Monthly Income Limit Annual
1 $1,779 $21,660
2 $2,395 $29,140
3 $3,010 $36,620
4 $3,625 $44,100
5 $4,240 $51,580
6 $4,854 $59,060
7 $5,469 $66,540
8 $6,084 $74,020
 
Electric Assistance Program
The Electric Assistance Program provides qualifying PSNH customers with a discount on their monthly electric bill. The discount is based on the household gross income and type of space heating used in the home. Applications are taken year round for the Electric Assistance Program.

Neighbor Helping Neighbor
This program provides funds for utility energy assistance (electric or natural gas) to needy individuals who are experiencing hardships, have disconnects pending, and are ineligible for help from the Fuel Assistance Program. (This non-profit charitable funding is generously supported by corporate matching contributions from customers and employees of Unitil/Concord Electron, Keyspan, Unitil/Exeter & Hampton Electric, Granite State Electric, Northern Utilities, Natural Gas, and Public Service of New Hampshire.)

Senior Energy Assistance Program
The Senior Energy Assistance Program (SEAS) provides energy assistance funds in an amount of up to $270 per elderly household for individuals, 60 years of age or older, who are over income under the low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). This program secures and maintains maximum independence and dignity in a home environment for elderly individuals capable of self-care with appropriate supportive services.
 
 
SCS is an Equal Opportunity Employer
 

A United Way Agency

For more information, please contact:

 

Beth Daniels, Director
Phone: 603.719.4124
bdaniels@scshelps.org

Robyn Bleau, Assistant Director
Phone: 603.719.4122
rbleau@scshelps.org

SCS Energy Services
Fax: 603.357.0109

Southwestern Community Services
63 Community Way
PO Box 603
Keene, NH 03431
Toll Free: 800.529.0005

Sullivan County
96-102 Main Street
PO Box 1338
Claremont, NH 03743
Phone: 603.542.9528
Toll Free: 800.529.0005
Fax: 603.542.3140
TTY-NH Relay: 800.735.2964

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