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Project REACH Application - United Way of Southern Nevada United Way of Southern Nevada Uniting our community to improve peoples lives. Project REACH Application Individual applicants can apply. Opens Jun 13 2023 12:00 AM (PDT) The UWSN Emergency Assistance Fund provides emergency food, housing, and utility assistance through Project REACH to low-income older adults in Southern Nevada.
This application is for utility assistance only. The program is designed to help older adults (age 62+) who meet the income eligibility guidelines below and are experiencing economic hardship. Table.
Income eligibility guidelines for utility, rent, and mortgage assistance. Monthly Income (200%) FPL *Link to Federal Poverty Guidelines: https://aspe. hhs.
gov/topics/poverty-economic-mobility/poverty-guidelines How to Apply for Assistance Project REACH assistance is delivered through a network of local nonprofit organizations and a series of summertime Senior Assistance Expos. Partnering agencies accept applications and supporting documentation from individuals requesting assistance.
At agency sites, each applicant is matched with a Case Manager who determines eligibility and, if appropriate, applies for assistance on behalf of the client through this web-based portal. After an application is submitted, it is screened by UWSN to ensure that all documentation is correct, that the application is fully complete, and that the applicant has not received prior assistance through Project REACH in the last year.
Once approval is received, the agency and applicant receive notification and payment is processed. Customers must apply directly at one of the United Way partner agencies to receive assistance.
Current United Way partner agencies include: Agency Phone Number Asian Community Resource Center 702-984-0015 Boys and Girls Club Family Resource Center 702-932-1880 East Valley Family Service 702-631-7098 Foster Kinship 702-546-9988 Henderson Senior Center 702-267-2956 HopeLink of Southern Nevada 702-566-0576 ext.
312 Jewish Family Services Agency 702-732-0304 Las Vegas Indian Center 702-647-5842 Lutheran Social Services of Nevada 702-639-1730 Three Square 702-765-4030 Salvation Army 702-649-8240 United Labor Agency of Nevada (ULAN) 702-648-3500 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 when requesting assistance.
Applicants are responsible for payment of any amount that exceeds the assistance provided by the program. If an applicant receives assistance and has an unpaid balance remaining, they must contact their utility provider immediately to make payment arrangements. Financial assistance is paid directly to the utility for credit to the applicant’s account.
Required supporting documentation includes: Completed Project REACH/EACN Application Photo Identification (must match the name on the NV Energy account) Copy of the most recent past-due utility bill Proof of income / Proof of lack of income (the list below is not exhaustive) Series of paystubs (at least 2) Social Security/Disability income statement Please contact United Way of Southern Nevada at commdev1@uwsn.
org Project REACH Application The UWSN Emergency Assistance Fund provides emergency food, housing, and utility assistance through Project REACH to low-income older adults in Southern Nevada. This application is for utility assistance only. The program is designed to help older adults (age 62+) who meet the income eligibility guidelines below and are experiencing economic hardship.
Table. Income eligibility guidelines for utility, rent, and mortgage assistance. Monthly Income (200%) FPL *Link to Federal Poverty Guidelines: https://aspe.
hhs. gov/topics/poverty-economic-mobility/poverty-guidelines How to Apply for Assistance Project REACH assistance is delivered through a network of local nonprofit organizations and a series of summertime Senior Assistance Expos. Partnering agencies accept applications and supporting documentation from individuals requesting assistance.
At agency sites, each applicant is matched with a Case Manager who determines eligibility and, if appropriate, applies for assistance on behalf of the client through this web-based portal. After an application is submitted, it is screened by UWSN to ensure that all documentation is correct, that the application is fully complete, and that the applicant has not received prior assistance through Project REACH in the last year.
Once approval is received, the agency and applicant receive notification and payment is processed. Customers must apply directly at one of the United Way partner agencies to receive assistance.
Current United Way partner agencies include: Agency Phone Number Asian Community Resource Center 702-984-0015 Boys and Girls Club Family Resource Center 702-932-1880 East Valley Family Service 702-631-7098 Foster Kinship 702-546-9988 Henderson Senior Center 702-267-2956 HopeLink of Southern Nevada 702-566-0576 ext.
312 Jewish Family Services Agency 702-732-0304 Las Vegas Indian Center 702-647-5842 Lutheran Social Services of Nevada 702-639-1730 Three Square 702-765-4030 Salvation Army 702-649-8240 United Labor Agency of Nevada (ULAN) 702-648-3500 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 when requesting assistance.
Applicants are responsible for payment of any amount that exceeds the assistance provided by the program. If an applicant receives assistance and has an unpaid balance remaining, they must contact their utility provider immediately to make payment arrangements. Financial assistance is paid directly to the utility for credit to the applicant’s account.
Required supporting documentation includes: Completed Project REACH/EACN Application Photo Identification (must match the name on the NV Energy account) Copy of the most recent past-due utility bill Proof of income / Proof of lack of income (the list below is not exhaustive) Series of paystubs (at least 2) Social Security/Disability income statement Please contact United Way of Southern Nevada at commdev1@uwsn.
org Individual applicants can apply. Jun 13 2023 12:00 AM (PDT)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Seniors ages 62 and older in Southern Nevada who have past-due utility bills and meet income eligibility requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $300 for overdue electricity, water, trash, propane, or sewer bills; 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 (Year-Round Support) 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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