Utility Emergency Services Fund (UESF)
May Help You With Your Utility Bills
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The UESF may be able to help you with an electric, gas or water bill to prevent a utility shut-off. UESF will provide up to $500 in assistance for water and electric, and $1000 for gas. All grants must be applied to bills that will be fully paid off. For example, if the account is $600, UESF will help with $500 if the applicant comes up with $100.
- Eligibility guidelines for the program are:
- Applicant must have notice of termination or must be off utility service
- Applicant must be a Philadelphia resident
- The utility bill must be in the applicant's name or they must show proof of responsibility for the bill
- Applicant must not have received a UESF grant in the past 24 months
- Applicant must have applied for LIHEAP Cash and Crisis when the programs are open
- Applicant must not be on a payment agreement with the utility company
- Applicant must meet the the following income guidelines:
Family Size
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Yearly Income
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Monthly Income
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1
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$18,200
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$1,517
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2
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$24,500
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$2,042
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3
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$30,800
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$2,567
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4
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$37,100
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$3,092
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For site locations or any other information, call UESF at (215) 972-5174 or PASS at (215) 923-1900.
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Polish American Social Services "PASS" |
United Social Services Outreach Program |
308 Walnut Street - Philadelphia, PA 19106 (215) 923-1900 |
PolishAmericanSocialServices.com |
Office Hours: Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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