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⚠️ NOTICE: Effective November 3, 2025 Only LIHEAP Crisis Assistance Applications Are Being Accepted at This Time. You may still submit a regular assistance application, but please note that these applications will not be processed until further notice.
Thank you for your understanding.
Senior Support
Seniors age 60 or older who are unable to complete the application independently or require an accommodation may contact our Call Center at 901-222-4200.
Our team can help you gather your documents and answer any questions about the application process.
To help your application go smoothly, please review the Documents You May Need before you call.
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Business partner relationships are important connections and resources as we assist individuals and families with plans for the future. Building future business partner relationships can help us to fulfill the services needed by Shelby County Residents.
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We do not accept payment for our services. If any Person or agency requests payment for our grant-funded services it is a scam. Ensure that when you receive an application to fill out or to submit a completed application it comes from a person with a Shelby County government Badge for your safety.
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