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“Owning is Just the Beginning: Learning to Budget the Utility Cost of your New Home”

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Chapters 4 - 6

“Owning is Just the Beginning” or
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NFFN and Partners

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Action Alert: LIHEAP Update
September 27, 2007

Energy Safety Net Bulletin #121

~ The National Energy Assistance Report ~
National Fuel Funds Network Newsletter

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2006 Annual Report

Toolkit for Mobilization

Toolkit for Action Day

The Cold Facts
The First Annual Report on the Effect of Home Energy Costs on Low-income Americans (2001)

Cooperative Programs between State LIHEAP Offices and Fuel Funds (2004)

Fuel for Our Future
Impacts of Energy Insecurity on Children's Health, Nutrition and Learning
The Children’s Sentinel Assessment Program (C-SNAP) has released a new report that shows that children in low income households that do not receive energy assistance grants are more likely to be “growing poorly” and require hospitalization than children in households that receive LIHEAP.(10/22/07)

Fact Sheet on energy assistance and
children's health
Data from the Children’s Sentinel Nutrition Assessment Program suggest that participation in the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) can positively affect children’s health and development.

Heat fact DHHS

National Public Opinion on LIHEAP