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Find similar grantsEnergy Assistance Program (EAP) is sponsored by Nevada Division of Welfare and Supportive Services. The Energy Assistance Program (EAP) provides a supplement to assist qualifying low-income Nevadans with the cost of home energy, and may also help bring past due utility bills current.
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Energy Assistance Program - Apply Apply for the Energy Assistance Program: For a printable application form, click on the button(s) below.
Application for Energy Assistance Solicitud De Asistencia Para Servicios de Energía Application for Energy Assistance (Vision Impaired) Solicitud De Asistencia Para Servicios de Energía (Discapacidad Visual) In addition to the online application, paper applications may be obtained through any EAP Office, any Social Services Office , the Customer Service Unit (CSU) or through one of many Intake Sites around the State.
Intake Sites will also provide assistance in completing and mailing applications to the EAP Office.
Energy Assistance Program Application Process: Submit a completed application with the following verification: Proof of ALL income for EVERY PERSON in the household for at least the last thirty (30) days and ; Proof of identity for the head of household and ; Proof of citizenship or legal status if born outside of the United States and ; Copies of your most recent heating/cooling bills and ; If the utility bill is not in the applicant’s name, a written statement from the person listed on the utility bill authorizing the applicant to apply; that includes their address, phone number, and signature and ; If the household expenses exceed the household income, proof of how the household is meeting their needs.
Note : Prior year recipients may not reapply until approximately 11 months after they received their last benefit. Completed applications are accepted via mail, fax, through DSS office drop boxes, DSS lobbies, and our email at energyassistance@dss. nv.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualifying low-income Nevada households for heating/cooling utility assistance; prior-year recipients may not reapply until ~11 months after their last benefit. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Energy Assistance Program (EAP) is funded by Nevada Division of Welfare and Supportive Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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