The document outlines eligibility requirements and income levels for Virginia's Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP). To be eligible, a household must have an annual income at or below 60% of the state median income or have received SSI payments in the last 12 months. The WAP helps low-income families make their homes more energy efficient through weatherization and installing measures like insulation. It is administered by the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development.
Boston Elderlaw Attorneys, Cohen & Oalican, discuss the Deficit Reduction actStudioHOF
Boston Medicare Attorneys Cohen & Oalican discuss the Deficit Reduction act and its impact on their Elder Law Clients in Boston, Raynham and Andover.
On February 8, 2006, President Bush signed the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005.
The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 significantly changes Federal Medicaid laws.
The three most important changes concern:
1. The transfer of assets to qualify for Medicaid;
2. Medicaid annuities;
3. Medicaid’s treatment of the primary residence.
Boston Elderlaw Attorneys, Cohen & Oalican, discuss the Deficit Reduction actStudioHOF
Boston Medicare Attorneys Cohen & Oalican discuss the Deficit Reduction act and its impact on their Elder Law Clients in Boston, Raynham and Andover.
On February 8, 2006, President Bush signed the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005.
The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 significantly changes Federal Medicaid laws.
The three most important changes concern:
1. The transfer of assets to qualify for Medicaid;
2. Medicaid annuities;
3. Medicaid’s treatment of the primary residence.
Health Reform Bulletin 130 | Senate Releases Health Care Reform ProposalCBIZ, Inc.
he Senate has now made public its health care reform bill, named the “Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017”. In many ways, it tracks the House bill passed on May 4, 2017 (see the CBIZ Health Reform Bulletin 128 – House Passes the American Health Care Act, 5/5/2017).
Washington is far from a consensus on what to do about health care. But the future health of the federal budget depends on bringing down health care costs. Here is why we cannot fix the debt if we do not address health care spending.
Edwin Park: "Medicaid Undone? Covering the Safety Net’s New Future" 7.26.17reportingonhealth
Edwin Park's slides from the Center for Health Journalism webinar, "Medicaid Undone? Covering the Safety Net’s New Future," 7.26.17
More info: https://www.centerforhealthjournalism.org/content/medicaid-undone-covering-safety-nets-new-future
Presentation by James Smith of the American Continental Group at the Sept. 30, 2013 83rd Texas Post-Legislative Conference hosted by One Voice Texas, United Way of Greater Houston and the Harris County Healthcare Alliance.
Colorado Health Care Leaders Webinar Series: Publicly-funded Health Insurance...kingemily
CHI is hosting a series of webinars designed especially for Colorado health care leaders who need credible, timely information to help them make informed decisions. This webinar provided an overview of publicly-funded insurance programs in Colorado, such as Medicaid and the Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+).
Although there has been much discussion about health care recently, very little attention has been paid to Medicare. While some politicians promise not to touch the vital program, such pledges will only hurt it as it faces serious financing issues that must be addressed and will make the larger health care problem harder to solve. See more at http://www.fixthedebt.org/why-leaving-medicare-alone-will-only-weaken-it
The Other Health Crisis: How the Puerto Rico Medicaid Cliff Affects Your StateImpactivo Consulting
Provides statistics and figures related to the impact on federal and state spending unless Congress acts to prevent the Puerto Rico Medicaid Funding Cliff. Provides information on specific actions that can be taken by Congress to avert the crisis.
Families at Risk: Assessing the Impact of Changes Made to Michigan's Unemploy...MichiganLeague
Major changes to Michigan’s Unemployment Insurance Program occurred in 2011, significantly affecting unemployed workers and their families. Author of the recently released report "Families at Risk II, The impact of the 2011 changes to Michigan's Unemployment Insurance Program on unemployed workers and their families," Luke Shaefer, assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Social Work and Steve Gray, director of Michigan Unemployment Insurance Project (MiUI) spoke about these these changes and the impact they have had on Michigan unemployed workers and their families.
Schultz Energy Consulting can help you determine if your building is eligible for the Federal 45L Tax Credit. Our experienced team of professionals can certify your building and provide all the documentation required by the IRS to claim the credit.
Health Reform Bulletin 130 | Senate Releases Health Care Reform ProposalCBIZ, Inc.
he Senate has now made public its health care reform bill, named the “Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017”. In many ways, it tracks the House bill passed on May 4, 2017 (see the CBIZ Health Reform Bulletin 128 – House Passes the American Health Care Act, 5/5/2017).
Washington is far from a consensus on what to do about health care. But the future health of the federal budget depends on bringing down health care costs. Here is why we cannot fix the debt if we do not address health care spending.
Edwin Park: "Medicaid Undone? Covering the Safety Net’s New Future" 7.26.17reportingonhealth
Edwin Park's slides from the Center for Health Journalism webinar, "Medicaid Undone? Covering the Safety Net’s New Future," 7.26.17
More info: https://www.centerforhealthjournalism.org/content/medicaid-undone-covering-safety-nets-new-future
Presentation by James Smith of the American Continental Group at the Sept. 30, 2013 83rd Texas Post-Legislative Conference hosted by One Voice Texas, United Way of Greater Houston and the Harris County Healthcare Alliance.
Colorado Health Care Leaders Webinar Series: Publicly-funded Health Insurance...kingemily
CHI is hosting a series of webinars designed especially for Colorado health care leaders who need credible, timely information to help them make informed decisions. This webinar provided an overview of publicly-funded insurance programs in Colorado, such as Medicaid and the Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+).
Although there has been much discussion about health care recently, very little attention has been paid to Medicare. While some politicians promise not to touch the vital program, such pledges will only hurt it as it faces serious financing issues that must be addressed and will make the larger health care problem harder to solve. See more at http://www.fixthedebt.org/why-leaving-medicare-alone-will-only-weaken-it
The Other Health Crisis: How the Puerto Rico Medicaid Cliff Affects Your StateImpactivo Consulting
Provides statistics and figures related to the impact on federal and state spending unless Congress acts to prevent the Puerto Rico Medicaid Funding Cliff. Provides information on specific actions that can be taken by Congress to avert the crisis.
Families at Risk: Assessing the Impact of Changes Made to Michigan's Unemploy...MichiganLeague
Major changes to Michigan’s Unemployment Insurance Program occurred in 2011, significantly affecting unemployed workers and their families. Author of the recently released report "Families at Risk II, The impact of the 2011 changes to Michigan's Unemployment Insurance Program on unemployed workers and their families," Luke Shaefer, assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Social Work and Steve Gray, director of Michigan Unemployment Insurance Project (MiUI) spoke about these these changes and the impact they have had on Michigan unemployed workers and their families.
Schultz Energy Consulting can help you determine if your building is eligible for the Federal 45L Tax Credit. Our experienced team of professionals can certify your building and provide all the documentation required by the IRS to claim the credit.
Throughout 2016, the Delaware Sustainable Energy Utility continued to build on its many successes by expanding existing programs and introducing new ones.
Overall, the DESEU continues its track record of providing real value to the State of Delaware through its energy efficiency and clean energy programs.
Our Third Annual Report summarizes our results for 2016 and provides a look at what is to come in 2017.
Utility week 2018: Customer Solutions: The debt landscape in response to a ch...Policy in Practice
Deven Ghelani, Policy in Practice, was invited so speak at this year's Utility Week conference on the subject of debt and vulnerability.
He outlined the policy landscape that has lead to some working age households being worse off by over £40 per week by 2020.
As well as referencing innovative work being done by Cambridge City Council and South Staffs Water, Deven outlined practical software tools that utility companies can use to identify and support vulnerable customers.
For more details visit www.policyinpractice.co.uk, email hello@policyinpractice.co.uk or call 0330 088 9242
Recovery Through Retrofit identified homeowners’ lack of access to information, financing and skilled workers as the key barriers that have prevented a strong nationwide home energy retrofitmarket from growing. The report also laid out several recommendations aimed at breaking down these barriers. During the last year, an interagency working group has addressed each of therecommendations and the Middle Class Task Force and CEQ are pleased to report on ourprogress and announce the launch of several new initiatives.
Policy in Practice present local initiatives to support vulnerable households...Policy in Practice
Policy in Practice present local initiatives to support vulnerable households to the Utility Sector.
-Make your social tariffs accessible through GOV.UK
-Give holistic support to vulnerable consumers
-Use data to provide more targeted support
RCTC - Framework For A Journey, Solar ProgramDarrell Talbert
Riverside County Transportation Commission
2009 Edition - Framework for a Journey.
State law created the Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC) in 1976 to oversee funding and coordination of all public transportation services within Riverside County. RCTC serves as the tax
authority and implementation agency for Measure A, a voter-approved 1/2 cent sales tax,
Deven Ghelani, Director and founder of Policy in Practice, was invited to speak at the CIVEA Annual Conference 2019 on the topic of personal debt and financial resilience.
In his session ahead of the Q&A with the panel Deven talked about the general impact of welfare policies on our living standards, the Cabinet Office's Re-imagine Debt programme and government's recognition of this and then Policy in Practice's new research on transitioning to Universal Credit.
For further information visit www.policyinpractice.co.uk, call 0330 088 9242 or email hello@policyinpractice.co.uk
Developers Reduced Rate Enrollment Program HLH.pdfKyleRansom3
The Developer's Reduced Rate
The Enrollment Program is targeted to address the affordable housing crisis through a review of income eligibility and second-chance opportunities.
Throughout 2017, the Delaware Sustainable Energy Utility built on its many successes by improving and expanding existing programs and introducing new ones. Overall, the DESEU continues its track record of providing value to the State of Delaware through its energy efficiency and clean energy programs.
This Annual Report includes pages dedicated to our energy saving programs with supporting data and testimonials. It also includes our annual financial statement, annual energy savings charts, and our hopes for 2018.
Delaware Sustainable Energy Utility 2017 Annual Report
HOUSING PROGRAMS
1.
2. Eligibility
1. A household whose annual income does not exceed the established
poverty level or the State Median Income for the Commonwealth of
Virginia as defined by current federal program guidelines.
2. A household with an occupant who has received cash assistance
payments (SSI) under Title IV or XVI of the Social Security Act at anytime
during the 12-month period preceding the determination of eligibility for
weatherization assistance.
3. A household residing in a property which has not been previously
weatherized.
3. INCOME
LEVELS
Size of Family Unit 60% of Estimated State Median Income
1 $27,209
2 $35,581
3 $43,953
4 $52,325
5 $60,697
6 $69,069
7 $70,639
8 $72,208
2013 POVERTY INCOME GUIDELINES
For each additional family member
above six persons, add 3% to the
percentage for a six-person family
(132%) and multiply the new percentage
by 60% of the state’s estimated median
4. WEATHERIZATION
The Commonwealth of Virginia administers the Virginia Weatherization
Assistance
Program (WAP) through the Department of Housing and Community
Development (DHCD). The WAP helps low-income families reduce their home
heating and utility costs by weatherizing their homes and installing measures
(products and materials) such as insulation and weather-stripping that will make
their homes more energy efficient.
6. The Indoor Plumbing Rehabilitation (IPR) program
provides zero percent interest, subsidized loans in
eligible localities for the installation of indoor plumbing
to owners of substandard housing where indoor
plumbing does not exist or where the existing waste
water disposal systems have failed. Loan repayments
are determined by the homeowner’s ability to make
payments.
8. EMERGENCY HOME REPAIR PROGRAM
The Emergency Home Repair Program (EHRP) provides funds to remove
urgent, emergency health and safety hazards. It also addresses physical
accessibility barriers for low-income Virginians. The program provides
funding to local administrators to undertake physical repairs that improve
housing conditions. Eligible repairs can include plumbing, structural,
electrical, roofing, as well as installation of wheelchair ramps and other
accessibility modifications.
10. “HOME ENERGY LOSS
PREVENTION”- is a fee-
based service that was
developed to serve
households and
businesses who do not
qualify for the
Weatherization Assistance
Program (WAP). Our goal
is to help clients save
energy and money.
12. MEET THE WEATHERIZATION TEAM
Fred Betts
Housing Services
Director
Anthony
Coleman
Crew Leader
Curtis Fountain
Quality Control
Inspector
Gary
Brogdon
Crew Leader
Jorge Perez
Retrofit Installer
Technician
NaCole Newton
Energy Auditor
