Operation Fuel - FISH assists people to complete applications to participate in Operation Fuel
Warm Thy Neighbor Operation Fuel, Inc.
The Energy Assistance Program is funded primarily by Operation Fuel, Inc., which is a non-for-profit agency operating solely on donations and grants. For more information visit Operation Fuel at: http://www.operationfuel.org
Applications:
Clients must apply for and have exhausted the CEAP (Connecticut Energy Assistance Program) before applying for Operation Fuel.
For more information about CEAP, call Info line (211) or go http://www.infoline.org
Once a client has exhausted the CEAP program, or if a client has been found "ineligible" for any reason and feels that they are still in need of assistance, they may call for an appointment with Operation Fuel. (Applications are done by appointment only.)
Potential clients may call (860) 482-7300 for an appointment: (currently due to the pandemic, will be assisted over the phone)
Monday through Thursday
9am to 5pm
or
Friday
9am to 3pm
Towns served:
Torrington, Goshen, Harwinton, Bantam, Litchfield, Morris, Hartland, Norfolk, Barkhamsted, Colebrook, Warren and New Hartford
To find the Operation Fuel in your area go to: www.operationfuel.org
Clients will be required to bring current income information for all household members, including:
-- 4 recent/consecutive pay stubs (if paid weekly)
-- 2 recent/consecutive pay stubs (if paid bi-weekly)
-- TPQY printout from Social Security (income verification letter)
-- DSS (Department of Social Services) printout if receiving State assistance
-- Proof of Child Support amount/Alimony
-- Printout from the VA for Veterans Benefits
-- Unemployment printout (if unemployed)
-- Retirement benefits
-- Any other income not specified above
Clients applying for electric or gas assistance will need to bring their current utility bill and
the disconnect notice, if applicable.
The Energy Assistance Program is funded primarily by Operation Fuel, Inc., which is a non-for-profit agency operating solely on donations and grants. For more information visit Operation Fuel at: http://www.operationfuel.org
Applications:
Clients must apply for and have exhausted the CEAP (Connecticut Energy Assistance Program) before applying for Operation Fuel.
For more information about CEAP, call Info line (211) or go http://www.infoline.org
Once a client has exhausted the CEAP program, or if a client has been found "ineligible" for any reason and feels that they are still in need of assistance, they may call for an appointment with Operation Fuel. (Applications are done by appointment only.)
Potential clients may call (860) 482-7300 for an appointment: (currently due to the pandemic, will be assisted over the phone)
Monday through Thursday
9am to 5pm
or
Friday
9am to 3pm
Towns served:
Torrington, Goshen, Harwinton, Bantam, Litchfield, Morris, Hartland, Norfolk, Barkhamsted, Colebrook, Warren and New Hartford
To find the Operation Fuel in your area go to: www.operationfuel.org
Clients will be required to bring current income information for all household members, including:
-- 4 recent/consecutive pay stubs (if paid weekly)
-- 2 recent/consecutive pay stubs (if paid bi-weekly)
-- TPQY printout from Social Security (income verification letter)
-- DSS (Department of Social Services) printout if receiving State assistance
-- Proof of Child Support amount/Alimony
-- Printout from the VA for Veterans Benefits
-- Unemployment printout (if unemployed)
-- Retirement benefits
-- Any other income not specified above
Clients applying for electric or gas assistance will need to bring their current utility bill and
the disconnect notice, if applicable.