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The government has put all information about help with your bills in one place, including energy bill discount, cost of living payment and the disability cost of living payment. Visit their page to find out more 
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You can find the government's energy saving tips, including quick and easy no cost actions, on their website .
Local Energy Advice Partnership (LEAP) offers free, high quality and personalised advice related to energy efficiency and affordable warmth. Visit their website for more information .
If you were born before 26 September 1958, you could get help with paying your heating bills. To receive the winter fuel payment, you must be in receipt of one of the following:
and apply for it here .Find out more and check your eligibility here .
Hampshire County Council's Hitting the Cold Spots service is reaching out to households across the county who may be struggling with energy bills, issues with their energy supplier or a broken or faulty boiler at home.
Experienced energy advisers at the Environment Centre (tEC), the independent charity delivering the service, are offering residents free help with resolving energy billing issues, saving money and energy at home and finding funding to replace broken or faulty boilers for heating and hot water. They can also help residents make their properties more energy efficient in the long term to help them live more comfortably through hotter summers and colder winters. The advice is completely free, impartial and tailored to the unique circumstances of each household.
If you'd like to find out more, please contact the Environment Centre (tEC) on their Freephone number, 0800 804 8601, or by emailing staywarm@environmentcente.com.
During the rise in the cost of living, Ofcom is encouraging companies to offer social tariffs that will help customers on low incomes. You could qualify if you or someone in your household claims Universal Credit. Find out full eligibility and whether you are able to switch to a cheaper tariff by visiting their website .
Internet provider toob provides 'toob essentials', a social tariff to help those on low incomes or those who are receiving any of the following government benefits: Universal Credit, Pension Credit, Jobseeker's Allowance, Employment and Support Allowance and Income Support. It is available to both new and existing customers on the toob network. To find out more, visit www.toob.co.uk .
If you are a homeowner and need assistance to undertake essential repairs and improvements to your home, then you maybe able to apply for a subsidised loan through the Parity Trust. Please visit www.paritytrust.org.uk to find out more.
You may be eligible for a discount or exemption, or qualify for help paying your council tax. Find out if you are eligible here.
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