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We are a founding member
of the Association for Energy
Affordability (AEA), a nonprofit training, research and technical services
organization that is committed to the principle of using
energy efficiency to
maintain affordable and healthy housing for low and moderate income families and
communities.
LIFE, the
Low-Income Forum on Energy, is a unique statewide dialogue. The goal is to
connect people and programs to solve the energy-related issues challenging
low-income New Yorkers.
This dialogue serves to strengthen the programs and resources available for
low income energy customers funded through utilities, local, state and federal
government.
HEAP is a federally funded program that assists
eligible households with grants to pay their energy heating costs.
Project
Warmth helps needy families on Long Island and the Rockaway peninsula get back on
track with their utility payments.
Margert provides discretionary services on behalf of the Council of the City
of New York, for seniors and
youth, as
well as community development activities, within the 31st District.
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