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IHCDA: Energy Assistance Program (EAP) Energy Assistance Program (EAP) EAP Resources for Applicants Energy Assistance Program PY2027 The Energy Assistance Program application opens October 1, 2026, at 8:00 AM EST, and closes April 30, 2027, at 5:00 PM EST. EAPConnect is no longer the software being used to apply online for EAP. All applicants will be switching to LITT for Program Year 2027.
Applicants can apply online, by mail, or in person. To apply in-person or request a paper application form, applicants must contact their Local Service Provider (LSP). For more information on which LSP serves your county click on your county via the interactive map or select from the dropdown menu below the map.
For questions about the Energy Assistance Program, please contact your LSP directly. If you can’t reach your LSP. You may also contact the Community Programs team at eap@ihcda.
in. gov What is the Energy Assistance Program (EAP)? The Energy Assistance Program (EAP) can help you pay your heat and electric bills!
EAP provides a one-time annual benefit that can assist you with the high cost of home energy. It can also help if you are disconnected or are about to get disconnected. An EAP benefit will not cover all your annual heating and electric costs, so you should continue to pay your bills regularly.
These benefits are paid directly to the utility vendor to help cover your heating and electric costs. If your utilities are included in rent, you may still qualify for EAP. EAP is a federally funded program through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) also known as the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).
What are the income and eligibility requirements? IHCDA partners with Local Service Providers (LSP) across Indiana to assist individuals with completing the EAP application. LSPs collect documents, process and determine eligibility for all applications.
Indiana households that make 60% of the state median income (60 SMI) or less may qualify for these benefits. See below for a detailed breakdown of income qualifications. Income eligibility is based on the most recent three months of income.
Persons in Family / Household 10 $7,743 $23,231 $92,927 When can I apply for EAP? The online LITT portal opens to the public October 1, 2026, at 8:00 AM EDT. Contact your LSP to request an application by mail, in person and phone appointments.
The last day to apply is April 30, 2027, at 5:00 PM EST.. Applicant User Guide for LITT (Application System) Video Walkthrough for LITT LITT is the new online statewide database system for EAP application processing for all Indiana counties. LITT has replaced EAPConnect and will be used for future online EAP applications.
When you apply online through LITT, you will be provided with a log-in number and code. The Log-in number & code will be your personal identifier for your online EAP application. Once you register online through LITT using your email address, a login-in number and code will generate.
You will receive an email with this information once registered or your application has been submitted successfully. Please keep record of this information throughout the EAP application process. If forgotten or misplaced, it can be emailed or your LSP can provide you with your login information to the online LITT portal.
How long will it take to receive my benefit/assistance? Local Service Providers may take 55 days to determine if you are eligible, and after your benefit has been awarded it may take an additional 30 days for the utility company to process your benefit. Please continue to pay your utility bills while waiting for your EAP benefit to appear on your account.
If you are receiving a direct pay benefit, it may take up to 120 days, or four months, from the date of your benefit approval for your payment to be processed and mailed to you. Please do not follow up on your benefit if 120 days has not passed yet. Note that benefits are not guaranteed and are based on availability of federal funding.
Delays in funding could result in a longer timeline in receiving your benefit. EAP Application - Required Documents Current utility bills or account statements Tenant Verification Statement or Current Lease (for applicants with utilities in rent only) LSP may require additional documents based on household circumstances What should I do if I am about to get disconnected?
If you are at risk of disconnection, please contact your utility provider immediately and attempt to negotiate a payment arrangement to suspend disconnection action. You may also reach out to your local service provider, Community Action Agency, or 2-1-1 for referrals to other resources in your community or alternate funding sources.
If you have received a disconnection notice for a metered utility, are within 10 days of running out of bulk fuel, or have already been disconnected or run completely out of bulk fuel, please notify your local service provider immediately.
The Moratorium law (Indiana Code 8-1-2-121) states that from December 1st through March 15th of any year, a regulated utility company may not turn off residential utility service to any customer who is eligible for and who has applied for the Energy Assistance Program.
Moratorium protection applies once a household submits an application and allows the Local Service Provider time to determine eligibility, so please inform your utility provider if you have submitted an application for assistance and you are scheduled for disconnection. This includes utilities that are electric or gas, including municipally owned, privately owned, or cooperatively owned utilities.
What other kinds of assistance are available? Many utility companies provide their own energy assistance to their clients. For more information, please contact your utility provider.
You can contact your local service provider (LSP), your local utility provider, or dial 2-1-1 for referrals to local resources in your community. How can I appeal if I was denied or I believe my benefit amount is incorrect? If you feel that your application was not acted upon in a timely manner, that you have been wrongly denied, or that your benefit amount was calculated incorrectly you may file an appeal.
All appeals must be submitted in writing to your LSP or via the online LITT portal within thirty (30) days of receipt of the denial. Your LSP will review your appeal and send you a written response within fourteen (14) calendar days. If you need assistance with this procedure, please email IHCDA at eap@ihcda.
in. gov or call 317-232-7777. First level appeals will be conducted by your LSP.
Please do not appeal directly to IHCDA prior to appealing to your Local Service Provider. Appeals that are sent to IHCDA without first being appealed with the LSP will be referred back to the LSP. Second Level Appeals can be emailed to eap@ihcda.
in. gov Attn: Appeals Second Level Appeals can be mailed to IHCDA, Attn: Appeals Community Programs Manager - EAP 30 South Meridian St, Suite 900 Second level, formal review appeal will be conducted by IHCDA/ EAP Community Programs Manager. During this submission you will NOT be able to submit new supporting documents, and the decision will be final.
Your appeal rights and right to timely processing of your energy assistance program application You have the right to request an appeal if your Energy Assistance Program (EAP) application is not acted upon in a timely manner once it has been received by the Local Service Provider (LSP) administering EAP in your area.
In order to request an appeal for an EAP application not acted upon in a timely manner, please submit a written request for a review of your case along with all relevant facts to your LSP. You will receive an official written response to your appeal within fourteen (14) calendar days of receipt. The written response will include instructions for a second appeal if you are not satisfied with the response.
Please note that an LSP has 55 days to determine eligibility of an EAP application. When a heating crisis situation exists (defined as when a utility disconnection notice has been received, utility has already been disconnected, propane or fuel oil at or below 25% of a tank, or within 10 days of running out of other bulk deliverable fuel), LSPs must provide a mitigating action within 48 hours.
In cases where a life-threatening crisis situation exists (defined as when a utility is already disconnected or bulk fuel heating source is depleted and there is a documented medical need in the household with an extreme safety concern), LSPs must provide a mitigating action within 18 hours. A mitigating action may or may not necessarily include determining eligibility of an EAP application within this time frame.
Please also note that the program officially opens, and the timeline for application approval begins, on October 1st. Therefore, even if you submitted your application early, an LSP has until 55 days from October 1 to determine eligibility on an application if there is no crisis situation present. All other processing timelines will begin no earlier than October 1.
If an EAP application is denied for any reason, you have a right to submit another application, with updated supporting documentation, 55 days after your previous application submission. Please direct all media inquiries to ihcdacommunications@ihcda. in.
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Lincoln Hills Development Corporation Weatherization Assistance Program : Helps eligible low-income households reduce their energy costs by making long-term energy efficiency improvements to their homes.
Community Action of Southern Indiana, Inc. Energy Assistance Program Community Action Agencies : Are local private and public non-profit organizations that promote self-sufficiency, and work to reduce the causes and conditions of poverty in the communities they serve. Community Action of Greater Indianapolis Energy Assistance Program (EAP) : Helps eligible low-income households pay a portion of their home heating and cooling costs.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indiana households with incomes at or below 60% of the state median income. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Energy Assistance Program (EAP) are due April 30, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Energy Assistance Program (EAP) is funded by Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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