Thursday, January 15, 2009

Aunts In Distress

Ed, I have an aunt and a great-aunt, ages 75 and 95, who have been without electricity since September 2008. There is also an 8-year-old child in that house. They can’t seem to get any help. My aunt wants to go see the governor. But I don’t think that will do any good. Is there anyone out there who can help these two ladies? They have not received their homestead rebate or their stimulus checks either.
Powerless
That is a travesty. Call back and leave your number this time and we’ll get you some help. —Ed. Note

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

There are Several Services that they may qualify for:

Here is a Link to LIHEAP Info:

http://www.pseg.com/customer/home/bill/pdf/liheap_njshares09.pdf

New for 2009! Are you and your family being squeezed by these tough economic times? Just Dial Toll Free 211 and ask about LIHEAP and NJ SHARES.

LIHEAP: (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) pays a portion of an applicant's Energy Bills, Initially, and Monthly, and Pays up to 80 % of the bill in the Spring, Cathy Paoline, LIHEAP Coordinator (609)989-6739
(609) 989-6959,(609) 989-6065,
(609) 989-6544
Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

There are Also Agencies that will pay a large portion of your bill for you: Crisis Ministries Utilities Hotline (609) 396-9355 Ext 29. United Progress International, (609) 392-2161. Catholic Charities, (609) 394-8847, Mt. Carmel Guild, (609) 392-3202

January 28, 2009 12:10 PM 

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