MFCS Program Helps Lower Utility Bills
April 23, 2024
Mid Florida Community Services, Inc. Offers Weatherization Program to help families lower their utility bills
BROOKSVILLE, Florida – Low-income homeowners, including manufactured homes, in Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco, Polk, Sumter and Volusia Counties will benefit from Weatherization Assistance Program provided by Mid Florida Community Services, Inc. in partnership with the Florida Department of Commerce and the Department of Energy.
The Community Action Agency has recently expanded into Hillsborough County and is currently seeking applicants across their entire service area of seven counties. This means that low-income families in these areas have access to the benefits of energy efficiency efforts and health and safety upgrades -providing weatherization services at no cost to eligible applicants.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Weatherization Assistance Program is designed to reduce energy costs for low-income households while ensuring their health and safety. MFCS administers the program in seven counties in Florida and received additional funding, for the Weatherization Assistance Program, providing the opportunity for growth to assist more families.
“MFCS wants to help Florida residents reduce their energy bills,” said Weatherization Program Director Karen Schulz. “Weatherizing your home is a great way to reduce your energy and health care costs, prevent falling behind on utility bills and keep your family and home healthy.”
More information is available at www.mfcs.us.com
About Mid Florida Community Services, Inc.
Mid Florida Community Services, Inc. is private nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization established in 1968, that provides life changing services and opportunities to individuals and families, in an effort to improve their ability to thrive. Programs and services offered include, but are not limited to; Head start/early Head start, senior services, paratransit services, weatherization assistance program, energy assistance, affordable housing, children’s advocacy center of Hernando County, and much more. For more information, visit www.mfcs.us.com
BROOKSVILLE, Florida – Low-income homeowners, including manufactured homes, in Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco, Polk, Sumter and Volusia Counties will benefit from Weatherization Assistance Program provided by Mid Florida Community Services, Inc. in partnership with the Florida Department of Commerce and the Department of Energy.
The Community Action Agency has recently expanded into Hillsborough County and is currently seeking applicants across their entire service area of seven counties. This means that low-income families in these areas have access to the benefits of energy efficiency efforts and health and safety upgrades -providing weatherization services at no cost to eligible applicants.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Weatherization Assistance Program is designed to reduce energy costs for low-income households while ensuring their health and safety. MFCS administers the program in seven counties in Florida and received additional funding, for the Weatherization Assistance Program, providing the opportunity for growth to assist more families.
“MFCS wants to help Florida residents reduce their energy bills,” said Weatherization Program Director Karen Schulz. “Weatherizing your home is a great way to reduce your energy and health care costs, prevent falling behind on utility bills and keep your family and home healthy.”
More information is available at www.mfcs.us.com
About Mid Florida Community Services, Inc.
Mid Florida Community Services, Inc. is private nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization established in 1968, that provides life changing services and opportunities to individuals and families, in an effort to improve their ability to thrive. Programs and services offered include, but are not limited to; Head start/early Head start, senior services, paratransit services, weatherization assistance program, energy assistance, affordable housing, children’s advocacy center of Hernando County, and much more. For more information, visit www.mfcs.us.com
