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Heating Allowance Assistance Scheme
Heating Allowance is a payment of $56 per year, $28 being paid in May and $28 in September. It is limited to one payment per household. All enquiries to call free number in Hobart. Target Group :- Aged, Carer, Sole, Disability, Widows Pension and Service Pensioners only. Cash Asset Test. Singles no more than $1750. Married/Defacto no more than $2750(Bank Investments, Stocks etc.) Singles cannot earn more than $10 per week and Married cannot earn $20 per week in excess of the Pension. Heating allowance application forms can be obtained from any Housing Service Centre, Service Tasmania, the web site or by calling 1800 300 068.
Hobart
Suburb: HOBART
State: TAS
Postcode: 7001
1800 300 068
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Heating Allowance Assistance Scheme
TAS, Australia
Heating Allowance is a payment of $56 per year, $28 being paid in May and $28 in September. It is limited to one payment per household. All enquiries to call free number in Hobart. Target Group :- Aged, Carer, Sole, Disability, Widows Pension and Service Pensioners only. Cash Asset Test. Singles no more than $1750. Married/Defacto no more than $2750(Bank Investments, Stocks etc.) Singles cannot earn more than $10 per week and Married cannot earn $20 per week in excess of the Pension. Heating allowance application forms can be obtained from any Housing Service Centre, Service Tasmania, the web site or by calling 1800 300 068.
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Tasmanian Government Concessions Booklet
TAS, Australia
Booklet contains information about bus concessions,dental services, heating allowance and many other assistance measures.
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Ipswich, Australia
Hi my name is Emma and I am a single mum of two teenagers and I am in need of help with a food Voucher and fuel voucher. I am and have been struggling financially for quite some time now and don't like asking for help, with minimum help from centrelink due to the kids ages and not being classed as a single mum and only one shift a week at work my situation has become worse and am not breaking even to pay rent and my other bills. There is no money left over for groceries or fuel. Can someone help please?
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