Community Action For Improvement (CAFI)

Announcements

Updated: 01/11/2020

LIHEAP: Thank you for your interest in our utility/electric assistance service.

At this time there are no appointments available for utility assistance – all the funds have been expended.

Our Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (Li-HEAP) funds are limited and are “first come, first served.”

This year we received less than half of the amount that we received last year from the State of GA. This means that we cannot serve every single person who needs or wants the assistance.

We will seek additional funds, and if we get them will notify the public on our Website. Be sure to check the website often as this is where we post the most up to date information. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you.

The funds are limited, and we have committed all grants.

Please continually check our website or Facebook for updates.

Homeless Prevention Program Update: We have updated our availability and selection process for our Homelessness Prevention Program.

See the next slides for more information

For Application information, go to the Programs Page

Please click the image to see the requirement.

Community Action For Improvement

Started in 1966, Community Action for Improvement, Inc. (CAFI) has been serving Georgia residents in Carrollton, Coweta, Heard, Meriwether and Troup County for over 50 years. With a mission to assist low income families in achieving self-sufficiency and self-empowerment through the delivery of high-quality social services, CAFI has provided service connection, energy conservation education, weatherization benefits and homeless prevention services to thousands of Georgia residents seeking a hand-up, not a hand-out. Today, Community Action for Improvement operates 5 neighborhood service centers in the community and has expanded its programs to include employment readiness, re-entry, homeless prevention, and Veteran’s services.

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LIHEAP 2019 Benefits

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CAFI has provided services for over 25 years to low-income persons in five-county service area including Carroll, Coweta, Heard, Meriweather, and Troup counties.