Energy Assistance
A comprehensive listing of State programs providing low income families and individuals financial assistance for all sorts of needs.
OEAP is a year-round assistance program funded by a state-mandated electric meter charge. To be eligible, you must meet income guidelines and priority is given to customers who may be in danger of disconnection. The program serves low-income households in Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties.
Self Enhancement, Inc. (SEI), a non-profit organization supporting at-risk urban youth. Working with schools, families and community organizations, SEI provides opportunities for personal and academic success, bringing hope to individual young people and enhancing the quality of community life.
Student demographics
97% African-American
85% qualify for free or reduced lunch
73% from single parent households
36% are gang affected
30% have a parent or sibling incarcerated
Services
Domestic Violence • Energy Assistance • Employment Services • Parenting Classes • Foster Care
Hillsboro Food Network
Food available Monday – Saturday, 9:00 am – 11:30 am
Other Services included: Donated Furniture • Limited Funds for rent and utility assistance for residents of Hillsboro and North Plains. ID and proof of residence required.
A handy listing of local resources providing assistance with utility bills, including gas, sewer, and electric utilities. Includes access to Low Income Energy Assistance Programs (LIEAP). Most agencies provide assistance only as funds are available. Call ahead first.
Albina Ministerial Alliance
(503) 285-0493
4134 N. Vancouver Avenue, Portland, OR 97217
LIEAP, water and sewer assistance.
Catholic Charities Program Hispano
(503) 669-8350
451 NW. First St., Gresham OR 97030
Serve Multnomah County and Latinos. Water/sewer, gas and electric assistance.
Clackamas County energy assistance line.
(503) 650-5640
LIEAP, electrical, water and sewer assistance.
Community Action Program
(503) 284-6827
422 NE Alberta, Portland Or 97211
Energy conservation info & weatherization tips. Free materials to qualified households.
Oregon Heat Emergency Assistance
(503) 239-1226 | (503) 239-1264
Must have shut-off notice and bill in your name. Low-income households only.
Oregon Energy Assistance
(503) 612-6300 – HEAT Oregon
www.heatoregon.org/energy-assistance
PGE Bill Payment Assistance
https://www.portlandgeneral.com/residential/your_account/billing_payment/bill_payment_assistance.aspx
HEAT Oregon
http://www.heatoregon.org/energy-assistance
Multnomah County Assistance
http://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/multnomah_county_assistance.html
Oregon Low Income Energy Programs
http://www.liheapch.acf.hhs.gov/profiles/Oregon.htm
A comprehensive source to all health and social services provided by the State of Washington and Clark County.
