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Last winter over 4,250 low-income households stayed warm and kept their utilities on thanks to HRA's energy assistance program. Energy and housing services help New Britain residents live in a safe and secure home. Read our Success Story
Fuel Bank - has emergency assistance for low and moderate income, elderly, and disabled people to heat their homes. Back to Top Eviction and Homeless Prevention Mediation Program - Experienced HRA staff intervenes and mediates relationships between landlords and tenants so that individuals and families can remain in their current home.Lead Abatement - educates people about the hazards of lead paint and about the signs of lead poisoning. Staff works with home owners and landlords to remove lead paint and to temporarily relocate people to safe and comfortable housing during the removal of the lead paint. Success Story - A young mother came into the Energy Office last year desperately needing help paying her utility bills. Her utility bills were well over $1,000 per month and she was unable to make any payments. The case manager helped her obtain WRAP assistance, a program that provides insulation assistance, and she significantly lowered her monthly bills. She also worked with the utility companies to pay off her debts. The case manager continued working with the mother by helping her create a resume and by coaching her through the job search process. She is now working 30 hours a week, is no longer collecting state assistance and has paid off all of her debt. This is a perfect example of how HRA helped a New Britain resident achieve greater self-sufficiency. . . |
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