Bill Payer Program

The Bill Payer Program uses social workers to visit eligible older adults at home and match them with a volunteer who can help clients write out checks and ensure that their monthly bills are paid and their budgets are balanced.

The Bill Payer Program DOES NOT:

Handle credit card debt cases
Provide financial assistance

Learn more about the Bill Payer Program.

You can learn how to enroll in the program. You can also learn how to become a volunteer.

To be eligible for free Bill Payer Program services, you must:

Be 60 or older
Have a yearly income of $60,000 or less
Have no other help with your bill-paying tasks
Have a checking account or be willing to open one
Have sufficient funds to cover monthly expenses

To enroll, contact a case management agency. A Bill Payer representative will make a one-time visit to your home to help with your budget and enroll you in the program. After that, the program will continue to review and process the payment of your bills each month and inform you of any discrepancies or potential fraud.

Find a case management agency.

Contact them by phone. If you get the voicemail system, leave a message with your contact information and you'll get a call back.

You can volunteer for the program by calling the Aging Connect.

All volunteers are screened and trained and clients must be willing to be matched with a social worker.

Call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) for assistance by phone.

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