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Find similar grantsHome Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) - Ventura County is sponsored by Community Action of Ventura County. This program provides financial assistance to eligible income-qualified households to help pay utility bills. It is a one-time grant distributed annually.
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HEAP (Utility Assistance) - Community Action VC CAVC’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program – or HEAP for short – has assisted Ventura County households with utility bill payments since 1981. HEAP qualifications specifically target low-income households, especially those home to senior citizens, disabled individuals, and families with young children.
Payments to households are determined by household size and income, along with costs of utilities in Ventura County at the time. Due to limited funding and in accordance with Federal law, our agency has activated its priority points system.
We are accepting all applications, however, currently HEAP qualifications specifically target low-income households prioritizing applications with higher energy burdens, lowest household income and vulnerable household members (senior citizens, disabled individuals, and families with children under 6). Payments to households are determined by household size and income, along with costs of utilities in Ventura County at the time.
In 2026, payments to households ranged from $295 to $554 and were granted to families across Ventura County. To learn more, call us at 805-436-4000 or leave a message at 805-436-4021 Lift Communities out of Poverty Today DONATE NOW! (opens in new tab)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Income-qualified individuals. Applicant must be 18+ and have a social security number. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows between $204-$340, up to $1,000 in special circumstances. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) - Ventura County is funded by Community Action of Ventura County. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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