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The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program helps thousands of New Yorkers stay warm in the winter, but some areas use it more than others

Additional funding has been added to this popular state program

With heating costs increasing by more than double, assistance programs like HEAP are here to help

The additional resources are designed to help with school expenses, nutritional needs, and more

The Homeowners Assistance Fund program that was designed to help low-to-moderate-Income homeowners with their mortgage is ending soon.

The Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) can help New Yorkers with unpaid water and sewer bills.

Potentially hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers are in danger of losing their housing now that the eviction and foreclosure ban has ended.

The Homeowners Assistance Fund is designed to help low-to-moderate-Income homeowners negatively impacted by COVID-19 not lose their homes to foreclosure.

This new program is designed to help homeowners and landlords in New York State who have not been able to collect rent due to the COVID-19 Pandemic

There are at least 4 separate bills the state Assembly and Senate are reviewing to possibly extend the eviction and foreclosure moratorium

Thousands of New Yorkers could be in danger of losing their housing if the eviction and foreclosure ban ends on August 31st.

Officials feel that the extended effects of COVID-19 warrant the extension of the eviction ban