INFO: Drop Out Prevention Services-Northeastern Nevada: Provides comprehensive integrated student support services to improve students academic and social preparedness for success in education and life. School-based approach to improve academic performance and graduation rates by removing both academic and non-academic barriers to success. Literacy supports: small reading groups, tutoring, and homework assistance.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Referrals from any member of the school community who identifies an area of concern for the student. Students enrolled in grades K through 12. | How to apply: Visit website for information

INFO: Drop Out Prevention Services-Northeastern Nevada: Offers case management for academic and behavioral issues, mental health and counseling, community resource mobilization including vision and dental care, and hunger prevention.

Drop Out Prevention Services-Southern Nevada: Provides comprehensive integrated student support services to improve students academic and social preparedness for success in education and life. School-based approach to improve academic performance and graduation rates by removing both academic and non-academic barriers to success. Literacy supports: small reading groups, tutoring, and homework assistance.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Referrals from any member of the school community who identifies an area of concern for the student. Students enrolled in grades K through 12. | How to apply: Visit website for information

INFO: Drop Out Prevention Services-Western Nevada: Provides comprehensive integrated student support services to improve students academic and social preparedness for success in education and life. School-based approach to improve academic performance and graduation rates by removing both academic and non-academic barriers to success. Literacy supports: small reading groups, tutoring, and homework assistance.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Referrals from any member of the school community who identifies an area of concern for the student. Students enrolled in grades K through 12. | How to apply: Visit website for information

INFO: Drop Out Prevention Services-Winnemucca: Provides comprehensive integrated student support services to improve students academic and social preparedness for success in education and life. School-based approach to improve academic performance and graduation rates by removing both academic and non-academic barriers to success. Literacy supports: small reading groups, tutoring, and homework assistance.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Referrals from any member of the school community who identifies an area of concern for the student. Students enrolled in grades K through 12. | How to apply: Visit website for information

INFO: Contact the new Cares Campus run by Volunteers of America in RenoThe Community Assistance Center shelters (Men's), a Triage Center, and the CIT officers. The men's shelter is a 30-day emergency placement and extensions are possible depending on the person's circumstances. The Triage Center is a short-term detox and stabilization center. The CIT office is an outreach for street homeless; connecting clients with resources, e.g. shelter care, medical care. The Men's Shelter provides beds for single men, who may stay for up to three months in a six month period. A smaller dorm room is reserved for veterans under a contract with the VA. A day room is made available as a warming center for up to 65 additional men on winter nights when 31 -The ReStart Program provides mental health services and homeless prevention, emphasizing a wraparound approach to clinical services, case management, mental health support, payee service, permanent long-term housing, and Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing programs. (775) 324- 2622. -The Resource Center is a place where individuals may use a computer and telephone and receive mail and referrals to other agencies and services in the community. For more information, please call (775) 657-4675. This building is closed and replaced by the Cares Campus

INFO: Individual and Group Therapy-Lyon: Individual and group therapy to address a variety of concerns including trauma, grief, substance use disorder, domestic violence, depression, anxiety, PTSD and other issues related to mental health. Other therapies utilized include, but are not limited to: Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Existentialism.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: By Appointment

INFO: Nevada Families First-Hawthorne: A home visiting program for pregnant women and families with children up to age 5. Connects overburdened families with child development assistance, education, information, health and developmental screenings, resources, and support for school readiness and relationship building.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Pregnant mothers and families with children up to age 5. | How to apply: By Appointment

INFO: Food Closet: Emergency food assistance. USDA Senior Commodities distributed once a month.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in for food; Call for details on the USDA Senior Commodities

Individual and Group Therapy-Storey: Individual and group therapy to address a variety of concerns including trauma, grief, substance use disorder, domestic violence, depression, anxiety, PTSD and other issues related to mental health. Other therapies utilized include, but are not limited to: Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Existentialism.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: By Appointment

Nevada Families First-Storey: A home visiting program for pregnant women and families with children up to age 5. Connects overburdened families with child development assistance, education, information, health and developmental screenings, resources, and support for school readiness and relationship building.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Pregnant mothers and families with children up to age 5. | How to apply: By Appointment

INFO: They provide holistic solutions with the goal of building and sustaining strong families and communities through a diverse range of services which include counseling, family advocacy, youth enrichment programs, and employment placement assistance.Celebrating their 30th year, Community Chest is offering a free virtual performance by the Birds of Chicago in late October.

INFO: Community Health: Assists persons diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and/or Hepatitis C in developing coping skills that emphasize social, psychological, and physical wellbeing. Counseling is provided to those who are infected as well as to those who are affected by HIV/AIDS and/or HCV.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Persons with infectious disease or those affected by HIV/AIDS or Hepatitis C. | How to apply: Walk-in or call for information.

Mental Health Services: Outpatient services provided for such needs as post traumatic stress disorder, depression, marriage and family issues, sexuality and gender identity issues, and other related mental health concerns.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: Walk-in. Call for information.

Substance Use Disorder Services: Substance use disorder outpatient services including comprehensive evaluations, individual and group counseling for substance use disorder treatment (self referred and mandated), intensive outpatient, co-occurring disorder, and education. Service approved by BHCEN (Behavioral Health Certifications for Excellence in Nevada, previously known as SAPTA).
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: Walk-in or call for information.

INFO: Community Food Pantry: Provides food to those in need.

Community Food Pantry: Provides food to those in need in the greater Reno/Sparks area. Pantry open Wednesdays and Saturdays for community. Open Fridays for seniors only.
Fees: No fees | How to apply: Walkup and Drive thru depending weather conditions and events

Languages: Spanish
Also serves: Reno

INFO: Family-Subsidized-Using Low Income Housing Tax Credit LIHTC program, units set aside. Households must earn either less than 50% or 60% of the area median income. Rents capped at a maximum of 30% of the set-aside area median income.

INFO: Community Health Alliance provides services in Washoe County, Nevada. They see patients in seven health centers, two mobile units, and affiliated programs. Community Health Alliance gives people access to integrated services that promote wellness while working with you to achieve a healthy life. While we're not a free health center, we offer flexible payment plans, discount programs, sliding fee scale payments and other options to keep your fees manageable. Whether you're insured, underinsured or uninsured, we'll help you find pricing that is appropriate for you. Patients who don't have insurance or who are not using insurance can request a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much your medical care will cost. M-F 7:30am to 5:00pmWhile we treat all people regardless of their ability to pay, and services are provided on a sliding fee scale to those who qualify, we also welcome those on Medicaid, Medicare or private insurance. Patients are expected to pay their portion of the bill at the time of service. However, Community Health Alliance offers the most flexible payment plans available anywhere, and will work with any patient in need of a friendly repayment schedule. We also accept medical care credit cards.

INFO: Community Health Alliance is pleased to offer mobile dental services throughout various corners of our community – including Washoe County schools and grocery stores – through our Mobile Dental Outreach Program. We provide the following pediatric dental services: Oral exams and x-rays Dental cleaning and topical fluoride application Dental sealants and fillings Nutritional counseling for control of dental disease Oral hygiene instructionsWhile we treat all people regardless of their ability to pay, and services are provided on a sliding fee scale to those who qualify, we also welcome those on Medicaid, Medicare or private insurance. Patients are expected to pay their portion of the bill at the time of service. However, Community Health Alliance offers the most flexible payment plans available anywhere, and will work with any patient in need of a friendly repayment schedule. We also accept medical care credit cards. Whatever your situation or income level, we'll help you get the care you need. While we're not a free health center, we offer flexible payment plans, discount programs, sliding fee scale payments and other options to keep your fees manageable. Whether you're insured, underinsured or uninsured, we'll help you find pricing that is appropriate for you. Patients who don't have insurance or who are not using insurance can request a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much your medical care will cost. Community Health Alliance charges for services on a sliding fee scale, which is based on income and family size. In order to qualify, you must bring proof of income and household size. The following documents may be used to prove gross income: Income pay stubs for a total of one (1) month within the last three (3) months 1099 form Letter of verification by employer Social security determination letter Pension or retirement income Most current tax return Income does not include tax refunds, gifts, one-time payments from other sources and food stamps. Patient may self-declare income in the event that proof of income is not available While everyone who walks in our doors is offered the sliding fee scale application, sometimes there are better options. Everyone who comes into our health centers for services is screened for insurance eligibility. Applying for health insurance can be complicated and intimidating. That’s why we have a dedicated team to help you apply.

INFO: The Mobile Medical Center provides healthcare services throughout Reno and Sparks to children and adults of all ages. Services provided include: Wellness checks Sick visits and acute care Behavioral health consultations Immunizations/vaccines Lab testing Health education View our event calendar at https://www.chanevada.org/events/ to see where we will be next. People in need of additional care are referred to one of Community Health Alliance’s seven locations in Reno and Sparks by clicking at https://www.chanevada.org/contact/locations/While we treat all people regardless of their ability to pay, and services are provided on a sliding fee scale to those who qualify, we also welcome those on Medicaid, Medicare or private insurance. Patients are expected to pay their portion of the bill at the time of service. However, Community Health Alliance offers the most flexible payment plans available anywhere, and will work with any patient in need of a friendly repayment schedule. We also accept medical care credit cards. Whatever your situation or income level, we'll help you get the care you need. While we're not a free health center, we offer flexible payment plans, discount programs, sliding fee scale payments and other options to keep your fees manageable. Whether you're insured, underinsured or uninsured, we'll help you find pricing that is appropriate for you. Patients who don't have insurance or who are not using insurance can request a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much your medical care will cost. Community Health Alliance charges for services on a sliding fee scale, which is based on income and family size. In order to qualify, you must bring proof of income and household size. The following documents may be used to prove gross income: Income pay stubs for a total of one (1) month within the last three (3) months 1099 form Letter of verification by employer Social security determination letter Pension or retirement income Most current tax return Income does not include tax refunds, gifts, one-time payments from other sources and food stamps. Patient may self-declare income in the event that proof of income is not available While everyone who walks in our doors is offered the sliding fee scale application, sometimes there are better options. Everyone who comes into our health centers for services is screened for insurance eligibility. Applying for health insurance can be complicated and intimidating. That’s why we have a dedicated team to help you apply.

INFO: Community Health Alliance provides services in Washoe County, Nevada. They see patients in seven health centers, two mobile units, and affiliated programs. Community Health Alliance gives people access to integrated services that promote wellness while working with you to achieve a healthy life. While we're not a free health center, we offer flexible payment plans, discount programs, sliding fee scale payments and other options to keep your fees manageable. Whether you're insured, underinsured or uninsured, we'll help you find pricing that is appropriate for you. Patients who don't have insurance or who are not using insurance can request a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much your medical care will cost. M-F 7:00AM to 5:00pm, WIC T,W,F 8:00am to 5:00 pm closed for lunch 12:00 pm to 1:00pmWhile we treat all people regardless of their ability to pay, and services are provided on a sliding fee scale to those who qualify, we also welcome those on Medicaid, Medicare or private insurance. Patients are expected to pay their portion of the bill at the time of service. However, Community Health Alliance offers the most flexible payment plans available anywhere, and will work with any patient in need of a friendly repayment schedule. We also accept medical care credit cards.

INFO: Community Health Alliance provides services in Washoe County, Nevada. They see patients in seven health centers, two mobile units, and affiliated programs. Community Health Alliance gives people access to integrated services that promote wellness while working with you to achieve a healthy life. While we're not a free health center, we offer flexible payment plans, discount programs, sliding fee scale payments and other options to keep your fees manageable. Whether you're insured, underinsured or uninsured, we'll help you find pricing that is appropriate for you. Patients who don't have insurance or who are not using insurance can request a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much your medical care will cost. M-F 8:30 to 12:00pmWhile we treat all people regardless of their ability to pay, and services are provided on a sliding fee scale to those who qualify, we also welcome those on Medicaid, Medicare or private insurance. Patients are expected to pay their portion of the bill at the time of service. However, Community Health Alliance offers the most flexible payment plans available anywhere, and will work with any patient in need of a friendly repayment schedule. We also accept medical care credit cards.

INFO: Community Health Alliance provides an extensive range of health care screening and prevention services, comprehensive primary care for all ages, pharmacy, dental services (preventive and treatment), management of chronic diseases, episodic illness care, outreach to and services for homeless individuals and families, and behavioral health care. In addition, CHA manages a WIC Program (Women, Infants and Children’s Program), the Northern Nevada Dental Health Program and Adopt a Vet Dental Program. After the merger of HAWC Community Health Centers and Saint Mary’s Mission Outreach Program on July 1, 2012, Community Health Alliance (the new organization) grew and provided more than 120,000 patient visits in Fiscal Year 2012-2013.While we treat all people regardless of their ability to pay, and services are provided on a sliding fee scale to those who qualify, we also welcome those on Medicaid, Medicare or private insurance. Patients are expected to pay their portion of the bill at the time of service. However, Community Health Alliance offers the most flexible payment plans available anywhere, and will work with any patient in need of a friendly repayment schedule. We also accept medical care credit cards.

INFO: WIC at Anderson Elementary School: Supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children provides supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition counseling.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: If receiving Medicaid or SNAP client is automatically income eligible, otherwise the program goes based on income. Pregnant or women with children up to age 5. | How to apply: Call for information

INFO: Behavioral Health-Center for Complex Care: Provides general behavioral health services.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Ages 10 and older. | How to apply: By Appointment. Call for information.

INFO: WIC at Community Services Agency Head Start Center: Supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children provides supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition counseling.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: If receiving Medicaid or SNAP client is automatically income eligible, otherwise the program goes based on income. Pregnant or women with children up to age 5. | How to apply: Call for information

INFO: WIC at Renown Womens Health: Supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children provides supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition counseling.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: If receiving Medicaid or SNAP client is automatically income eligible, otherwise the program goes based on income. Pregnant or women with children up to age 5. | How to apply: Call for information

WIC at Sparks District Office Welfare And Support Services: Supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children provides supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition counseling.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: If receiving Medicaid or SNAP client is automatically income eligible, otherwise the program goes based on income. Pregnant or women with children up to age 5. | How to apply: Call for information