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Utilities help in Texas

Find help with essential utility costs and understand how to ask for assistance. A listed program does not guarantee funding or prevent a disconnection.

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What this covers

  • Financial AssistancePrograms that help pay utility bills including electric, gas, water, and phone bills.

Practical next steps

  1. Contact your utility about payment arrangements and disconnection notices.
  2. Ask assistance providers whether they serve your address and which bills they cover.
  3. Have the current bill available when the provider requests it; do not send account details to BBTX.

Reviewed listings

  • Catholic Charities of Southeast Texas — Home Matters

    Rental housing counseling; financial assistance with rent, utilities and food during temporary hardship; tax preparation for qualifying clients.

    Service area
    Southeast Texas. Confirm your address and program eligibility with the Client Service Representative.
    Location
    Agency office: 2780 Eastex Freeway, Beaumont, TX 77703
    Phone
    409-924-4426
    Eligibility noted
    Financial assistance is described for people experiencing temporary hardship. Tax preparation is for qualifying clients; funding and program rules must be confirmed.
    How to apply
    Call 409-924-4426 for financial-assistance inquiries. The provider says it cannot respond to these inquiries through its website or Facebook.

    Last verified 2026-10-03; checked: provider identity, service, official website, current program name, program contact, office location, published eligibility scope, application guidance. Source 1 (opens in new tab) Source 2 (opens in new tab) Confirm eligibility, hours, and availability with the provider before you go.

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For additional help connecting with community services, call 2-1-1 or visit 2-1-1 Texas (opens in new tab).

In an emergency, call 911.