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Financial Assistance Services (FAS) is sponsored by Clark County Social Services. Provides assistance to indigent persons for rent, utilities, mortgage, and other related housing expenses. The benefit amount is based on a specific rate depending on household size and may be reduced by income and/or resources in excess of $50.
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Clark County Social Service - Applications for Assistance Applications for Assistance Clark County Social Service assists area residents facing financial hardship and who lack sufficient income or resources to pay their rental housing costs, utilities, and other related expenses. Assistance programs include FAS (financial assistance), Senior FAS, Transportation, Eviction Prevention, and Fixed Income Rent Assistance.
Clark County residents may apply for assistance online by clicking on My Application and logging in to their portal account or creating an account. Applicants should have only one portal account. Creating multiple accounts will delay application processing.
New programs to assist with Eviction New CHAP eligibility requirements have been established to aid those facing eviction due to non-payment of rent. Only applications for households that meet the new eligibility criteria are being accepted as of January 23, 2023. If you have received an eviction notice, you may apply for assistance here.
You will be required to answer a few screening questions to see if you will qualify for one of the new eviction assistance programs, including: Is at least one member of your household living on a fixed income (e.g., Social Security, VA benefits, or pensions)? Has your rent increased within the 12-month period prior to the date of your application? Have you received an eviction notice for non-payment of rent?
START HERE to determine if you are eligible for CHAP Assistance: Video Tutorial - How to Upload Documents The following documents are required to complete your application.
Please have them ready: NV government-issued identification Copy of current utility bill in the name of the applicant or another household member listed on the lease Documentation may be required dependent on the answers provided to screening questions in the application. Be prepared to upload the required documents.
To check the status of an already submitted application, click on the link below: To visit the portal and upload documents, click on the link below: As COVID-19 (Coronavirus) continues to impact our community, we are providing assistance and services to citizens in need during this uncertain time by practicing social distancing methods for the safety and well-being of our clients and workers.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indigent persons in Clark County facing financial hardship who lack sufficient income or resources to pay their rental housing costs, utilities, and other related expenses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows maximum $400.00/month for one-person household; additional $135.00/month for each additional household member. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Financial Assistance Services (FAS) is funded by Clark County Social Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Financial Assistance Services (Clark County Social Services) is sponsored by Clark County Social Services. Clark County Social Services provides financial assistance for housing and housing-related expenses, including rent and utilities, to eligible indigent members of the community in Clark County, NV. Assistance is provided in the form of a check. A household is only eligible for assistance once every twelve months unless they have a barrier to employment or a disability.
Welfare Set Aside Program (WSAP) is sponsored by Clark County Social Services. Provides emergency assistance for rent, utilities, and mortgage payments to low-income households. Assistance may be provided for one month of rent per issuance, up to a maximum of 5 issuances per grant year, as long as funds remain available.
Senior Financial Assistance Services (Sr. FAS) is sponsored by Clark County Social Services. Provides assistance to senior households in Clark County to prevent eviction or foreclosure. It is intended to be a one-time issuance in a twelve-month period, with payments made specifically for the amount of rent and utilities due, not to exceed $550 per household.
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