Low Income Housing Programme
The 
Low Income Housing Programme was set up to help establish and implement a national plan of action to systematically address the problem of fuel poverty for low income households.
Warmer Homes Scheme
Main delivery is through the Warmer Homes Scheme. This scheme aims to improve the energy efficiency and comfort conditions of homes occupied by low-income households , This approach is founded on a social employment delivery model. This model engages regional community based organisations to acquire and apply the skills to carry out the work – which includes attic insulation, draught proofing, lagging jackets, energy efficient lighting, cavity wall insulation and energy advice. Eligible homes are identified locally via networks drawn from the statutory and voluntary sector. The focus is on privately owned and rented homes, which are more diverse and difficult to access than local authority homes, and the latter are catered for elsewhere.
For further information visit www.seai.ie/Grants/Warmer_Homes_Scheme
Click here to view the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland information leaflet for the
Warmer Homes Scheme.
Click here to view all the groups and the areas covered with contact details.
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