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Find similar grantsProject REACH Senior Expos is sponsored by United Way of Southern Nevada, in partnership with NV Energy. Project REACH provides financial assistance to seniors (62 and older) with past-due utility bills. The program offers on-site support for applications and connects attendees with various community resources.
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Project REACH Utility Assistance Program - United Way Southern Nevada To unite our community to improve people’s lives. Helping seniors in need with utility assistance Mark your calendar! The Project REACH Senior Expo, powered by NV Energy, is coming August 18, 20, 25, and 27 .
Project REACH helps qualifying seniors pay their past-due utility bills during times of financial hardship. This program provides up to $300 in assistance for essential utilities including electricity, gas, water, and sewer. Qualifying individuals can apply for assistance once every 12 months.
Applications are accepted at participating nonprofit organizations. Applicant must provide a Nevada ID, proof of income eligibility, and a copy of their past-due utility bill in their name. In addition to year-round utility assistance, UWSN hosts the Project REACH Senior Expos every August.
These in-person Expos allow qualifying individuals to receive in-person utility assistance and other support services. Help keep Southern Nevada’s older adults safe and comfortable. Donate today to support Project REACH and provide critical relief to our senior community.
Please note we are unable to process incomplete or ineligible applications. Applying for Project REACH does not guarantee assistance.
Nevada ID (Driver’s License, ID card, etc.) A copy of the past-due utility bill (Utility bills must be in the applicant’s name and the applicant must reside at the address for which assistance is needed) Proof of Income – this can be a letter from the Social Security Administration, a letter from DETR, recent paystubs, or a pension letter. A completed Project REACH application.
Contact the agencies listed below to get started on your application today. Are you eligible for Project REACH? Eligible individuals and households can submit one application every 12 months (rolling) for up to $300 in utility assistance at area nonprofit organizations.
All applicants should have a form of Nevada ID when applying for assistance. Applicant must provide proof of eligibility and a copy of their utility bill. Utility bills must in the applicant’s name and the applicant must reside at the address for which assistance is needed.
Table: Income eligibility guidelines for utility, rent, and mortgage assistance. UWSN follows the 200% FPL, listed below. Please see link for more information.
https://aspe. hhs. gov/topics/poverty-economic-mobility/poverty-guidelines Where do I go to apply for assistance from Project REACH?
Please call one of the following United Way partner agencies to apply for up to $300 in utility bill assistance: Asian Community Resource Center 725-205-1205 East Valley Family Service | 702-631-7098 ext.
1506 Foster Kinship | (702) 546-9988 HopeLink of Southern Nevada | 702-566-0576 Las Vegas Indian Center | 702-647-5842 Lutheran Social Services of Nevada | 702-639-1730 Three Square | 702-765-4030 United Labor Agency of Nevada (ULAN) | 702-648-3500 Contact us if your agency can participate!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Seniors ages 62 and older in Southern Nevada with past-due utility bills. Eligibility is determined at the time of application. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $300 for overdue utility bills (electricity, water, trash, propane, or sewer); up to $400 for natural gas assistance through Southwest Gas' Energy Share program. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Project REACH Senior Expos is funded by United Way of Southern Nevada, in partnership with NV Energy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Nevada. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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