Programs tagged with: Utilities

Alexandria Department of Community & Human Services pays for fans, room air conditioners or back utility bills for families that meet the income requirements (130% of poverty) and include an individual who is permanently and totally disabled.

Arlington Department of Human Services (DHS) provides emergency assistance of up to $500 for rent or utility expenses.

Same-day, one-time emergency assistance to Arlington residents who find themselves in a financial crisis.

Prevention of homelessness and cut-off of essential utilities.

Emergency and supportive assistance to residents of Loudoun County.

Divine Mercy Outreach, St. Theresa Parish assists individuals and families who face challenging housing circumstances by providing a variety of emergency assistance.

Dominion Virginia’s Energy Share Program provides bill payment assistance for any heating/cooling source: oil, gas, kerosene, wood, and electricity.

Fairfax County Dept of Family Services Self-Sufficiency assists eligible households with their primary heating expenses.

Grants and financial assistance for utility cutoff notices and eviction notices.

A state funding source for people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities moving to housing with a lease in their own name.

Limited emergency financial assistance.

Francis House can provide utility bill assistance in Prince William County for those facing a disconnection. Other services include prescription medications, referrals, and case management.

Rent, utilities, security deposits.