United Community Action Program, Inc.
This program helps low income individuals and families with past due electric, water, gas/propane assistance when funds are available. Rental assistance available when there is funding. United CAP has outreach offices located in Pawnee, Perry, and Blackwell.
For more information please contact:
Pawnee County, Crystal at United CAP-Please call for an appointment. 918-762-3041 ext.
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Kay County contact Associated Charities-580-363-1920
Noble County, Operation Blessings-580-336-3313
***For information on resources in Creek and Osage County contact UCAP for more information.***
Along with the utilities and rental assistance there are also a number of food pantries and clothes closets located within our service area, contact one of the outreach workers listed above for your county information.
Calendar Year 2018 Services
1600 individuals assisted with emergency food.
107 received emergency fuel or utility payments.
16 received emergency rent or mortgage assistance.
8 received emergency medical care.
3455 received emergency clothing assistance
Current Date and Time:
Program Guidelines
With all of the services
provided you will need to bring proof of income, identification, and if you are
applying for utility services you will need to have a copy of your detailed
bill, and disconnect notice.
If you have any questions regarding what is required please contact the local outreach office in your area for more information.
Helpful Links:
2017 Federal Poverty Guidelines
UCAP also partners with the Pawnee County Area Health Center, Inc. (PCAHC) serving the low income and non-insured citizens 18 years of age and older with medical and prescription needs.
There are 2 clinics per month one in Cleveland located at 1390 W. Cherokee on the second Tuesday and in Pawnee at 308 Beck Dr. on the second Monday from 5pm-8pm. If Monday falls on a holiday then both clinics will be the following week. No appointment is necessary and you will need to bring proof of income and identification.
200 participants were assisted through Alcoholism Program and collaboration with Free Health Clinic.
