Fuel Assistance

LOW INCOME
HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (LIHEAP)

Low-income families and individuals can get help with the cost of heating their homes, even if they rent. Fuel assistance is available to income-eligible applicants. Eligibility is based on household size and the gross annual income of every household member, 18 years of age or older.

 Applicants may apply from November 1 to April 30.  To make an appointment, call
NSCAP at 978-531-077 x136

Are you an existing fuel assistance client? If so, you may be eligible for the following:
Free Refrigerator or Freezer

• If your refrigerator or freezer is not energy efficient, they may be able to replace it for free.
• They also install energy efficient light bulbs that will help you save money on your electric bill.
• Their energy manager will educate you on other ways you can save money on your electric bill.
• Renters and homeowners are eligible, but you must be a National Grid customer.

Free Heating System Repair or Replacement

• If your heating system is broken or inefficient, they may be able to repair or replace it for free.
• Only homeowners are eligible.

Free Insulation and Weatherization

• If your home or apartment needs insulation or weatherization, they may be able to install them at no cost to you. All work is done by insured contractors.
• Renters and homeowners are eligible.

To learn more, call NSCAP at 978-531-0767 x118

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Application for Veterans' Plates

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What is the Medicare Donut Hole? | by Humana

Know Plan Prepare - Booklet

This information is being shared by Peabody TRIAD in honor of National Preparedness Month. The Peabody TRIAD Council consists of Seniors and Law Enforcement working together to develop and implement policies and programs to reduce criminal victimization, promote crime prevention and safety awareness, and serve the needs of the senior community in Peabody. In addition, the Council designs and supports programs to improve the quality of life for our senior citizens. The Peabody TRIAD Council believes they have the ability to make a difference in our community and are dedicated to serving our city and its residents.  

This planning and preparedness tool was created using the CMIST (communication, medical needs/maintaining health, independence, service/support, and transportation) framework. It is intended to be used as starting point for at-risk individuals and those with access and functional needs to think about what they need to support their daily living activities during and after a disaster, and includes space to record their personalized information. 

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Mass Health Checklist

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MassHealth Application Checklist

This checklist is intended for use by SHINE clients who are applying for MassHealth.  It includes some of the most common verifications requested of MassHealth applicants who are 65 years or older.  Keep in mind that MassHealth may request additional documentation, but providing as much of the following information as possible could decrease the amount of time it takes to receive a decision.

¨  For U.S. citizens: copy of U.S. passport, U.S. birth certificate, or Certificate of Naturalization (unless receiving Social Security benefits)

¨  For U.S. citizens: Copy of driver’s license, state identification card, or other government-issued photo identification (unless receiving Social Security benefits)

¨  For non-citizens:  Copy of legal permanent resident card, work authorization card, I-94 form, or visa (unless receiving Social Security benefits)

¨  Copy of Medicare Card

¨  Copy of any other medical insurance, dental insurance, or vision insurance cards (both sides)

¨  Proof of all GROSS income, such as 2 recent paystubs, pension stub, unemployment stub, etc. (not including Social Security benefits)

¨  If applicant/spouse own a rental property:

¨  Proof of rent amount, such as statement from tenant(s) or current lease

¨  12 months of mortgage statements

¨  12 months of property tax bills

¨  12 months of utility bills, if paid by landlord

¨  12 months of water/sewer bills, if paid by landlord

¨  Current homeowner’s insurance statement

¨  Copies of bills/invoices for any repairs and maintenance in past 12 mos.

¨  Verification of co-op or condo fee

¨  Copy of most recent account statements for all bank accounts, including certificate of deposits and burial accounts

¨  Copy of recent account statements for any other investment accounts

¨  Copy of deed and current tax bill for all real estate

¨  Copy of registration and proof of amount owed for all vehicles

¨  Verification of life insurance face value and current cash surrender value

¨  Copy of any pre-paid burial contracts with itemized list of goods and services purchased