Denver Human Services
About this resource
The Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) is a federally supported initiative that assists qualifying households in Colorado with a portion of their winter heating expenses.
Intake Procedure: Applications can be submitted online. You can also visit the website to obtain a paper application, which can be submitted at the local DHS office or sent via mail/email to the county for processing. For further assistance, you can call to request a paper application by mail, apply over the phone, or gather more information.
Travel/Location: For county contact information, email, and mailing addresses, please visit cdhs.colorado.gov/leap.
Who can use this
- To qualify, applicants must be permanent legal residents of the United States and Colorado, or have a household member who meets this criterion.
Documents you may need
- Must provide: Proof of citizenship if born outside of the US Proof of all monthly household income If self-employed, receipts for all expenses claimed on profit and loss statement Copy of most recent heating bill or recent rent receipt, if heat is included with rent
Don't have these? Contact the organization—they may be able to help.
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Denver, Colorado
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