News Summary
GLEAMNS Human Resources Commission Inc. in Greenwood has launched a new logo reflecting its commitment to community support. Alongside this, they are expanding vital assistance programs for low-income households in the Upper Savannah Region. Notably, the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and the General Emergency Assistance Program (GEAP) offer financial aid and rental assistance, addressing critical needs in the community. GLEAMNS is also focused on outreach and educational programs, ensuring comprehensive support for those in need.
Exciting News from Greenwood: GLEAMNS Unveils New Logo and Offers Vital Energy Assistance Programs!
The friendly folks at GLEAMNS Human Resources Commission Inc. in Greenwood have some great news to share! They’ve just rolled out a brand-new logo that perfectly captures the spirit of community support they stand for. And that’s not all—this dedicated organization is also expanding its programs aimed specifically at helping low-income households in the Upper Savannah Region.
Energy Assistance Programs You Should Know About!
For many individuals and families, keeping the lights on and staying warm during those chilly nights can be a real challenge. Luckily, GLEAMNS is here to help with two federally funded programs designed just for that! The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is perfect for households struggling to meet their home heating and cooling costs. Not only does LIHEAP provide financial assistance, but it also helps improve energy self-sufficiency, giving families the tools they need for better energy management.
This program doesn’t just stop at providing funds. It also addresses energy-related crisis situations, making sure that those in dire need can get the help they deserve. Do you know someone in your neighborhood who could benefit? GLEAMNS conducts outreach initiatives to ensure that no one falls through the cracks!
But that’s not all—there’s also the General Emergency Assistance Program (GEAP), which steps in to provide rental assistance for those facing the risk of eviction. This could be a lifeline for many and a way to keep families safe in their homes during tough times.
Community Support Goes Beyond Just Assistance!
The GLEAMNS Community Services Department is doing even more by offering driver’s training and educational assistance through its Case Management Program. It’s like having a one-stop shop for support right in your local area, helping residents not just survive, but thrive!
Who Benefits?
The services provided by GLEAMNS specifically cater to several counties in the Upper Savannah Region, including Greenwood, Laurens, Edgefield, Abbeville, McCormick, Newberry, and Saluda. It’s a wide net cast to ensure everyone has access to the support they need!
Appointments and Accessibility!
How can you get involved or obtain assistance? Right now, GLEAMNS is accepting appointments for energy and rental assistance. If you’re in the Greenwood area, community members can access the Greenwood Community Services office for assessments from 8 AM to 10 AM daily. For those looking to visit, the office is conveniently located at 301 N. Hospital St., Greenwood, SC 29646.
Looking Ahead to 2025!
As GLEAMNS looks toward the future, they have set ambitious goals for the 2025 program year. These include expanding outreach to households that have previously gone underserved, working diligently to reduce or prevent poverty, increasing energy efficiency in homes, and focusing on providing assistance to households with the highest needs and the lowest incomes. It’s about making a difference, one household at a time!
Need More Information?
For those seeking additional details or who might be in need of emergency assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to your local GLEAMNS Community Services Department office. They’re there to help and ready to lend a supportive hand to the community.
The newly revamped look of GLEAMNS and its expanded offerings is indeed a reason to shine a spotlight on this invaluable community resource! So spread the word and help your neighbors take advantage of these great programs designed to make our community stronger and more resilient!
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