INFO: Structured Sober and Independent Living Programs-Betty Campus: Furnished men and women's homes. Recovery plan of action, house living regulations, enforced curfew, chores, on site meetings, independent living. Provides roommate style living, bed and bedding, washer and dryer, WIFI, and support management.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Individuals with alcohol or substance use disorder problems as well as those that are homeless, looking to rebuild their lives. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call or email for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Structured Sober and Independent Living Programs-Carey Campus: Furnished men and women's homes. Recovery plan of action, house living regulations, enforced curfew, chores, on site meetings, independent living. Provides roommate style living, bed and bedding, washer and dryer, WIFI, and support management.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Individuals with alcohol or substance use disorder problems as well as those that are homeless, looking to rebuild their lives. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call or email for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Structured Sober and Independent Living Programs-Lake Mead Campus: Furnished men and women's homes. Recovery plan of action, house living regulations, enforced curfew, chores, on site meetings, independent living. Provides roommate style living, bed and bedding, washer and dryer, WIFI, and support management.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Individuals with alcohol or substance use disorder problems as well as those that are homeless, looking to rebuild their lives. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call or email for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Structured Sober and Independent Living Programs-Rancho Destino Campus: Furnished men and women's homes. Recovery plan of action, house living regulations, enforced curfew, chores, on site meetings, independent living. Provides roommate style living, bed and bedding, washer and dryer, WIFI, and support management.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Individuals with alcohol or substance use disorder problems as well as those that are homeless, looking to rebuild their lives. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call or email for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: ClearCaptions: Provides no cost caption phone and mobile apps (and captioning service) through Title IV of the Americans with Disabilities Act for those with hearing loss that requires captioning.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: US Citizen that has a hearing loss that required the need for captioning services. | How to apply: By Appointment

INFO: Caring for Persons with Memory Loss Peer Led Support Group: Provides support for caregivers of individuals with memory disorders. Due to COVID-19 all programs are now virtual.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Caregivers for individuals with memory disorders. | How to apply: Call for information

Lunch and Learn: A weekly Livestream education program addressing topics related to the neurodegenerative disease treated at the clinic, healthy aging, legal and financial guidance, community services and research updates. Archived sessions can be found at www.cclunchlearn.com.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Open to the community. | How to apply: Held online via Zoom

Lynne Ruffin Smith Library and e-Library: Offers books, dvds, pamphlets, and online resources on Alzheimer's disease and related dementia, Parkinson's disease and related movement disorders, multiple sclerosis, various associated neurocognitive disorders, caregiving, and other related. **Physical Library is currently closed due to COVID, but e-Library is available at no cost to the public. Visit http://www.keepmemoryalive.org/library for more information.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Call, email, or visit website for information

Virtual Visits: Individuals anywhere in Nevada with memory decline can be evaluated by Cleveland Clinic brain health specialists through an electronic videoconferencing platform. If patient is not able to use or does not have videoconferencing abilities, visits can be done via phone call.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: By Appointment. Call for Information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Mental Health Counseling Program: Provides teletherapy and social distance therapy (nature walk and talk outdoor one-on-one counseling). Provides counseling for individuals, couples, and families: Anger management, cognitive behavioral therapy, conflict resolution, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, grief and/or bereavement, life transitions, pet loss, gestalt therapy, LGBTQIA+, divorce recovery, and drug and alcohol counseling.
Fees: Medicaid fee-for-service FFS | Eligibility: Ages 4 and older. | How to apply: By Appointment. Call for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Dementia Care Navigation - CMS Guide Model: Offers dementia care navigation, 24/7 support, respite, caregiver education, and support groups.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Medical insurance | How to apply: By appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Memory and Cognitive Screenings: Offers free consultations and memory/cognitive screenings for individuals and community groups in office, in home, or in community.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: By appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy: Offers in home occupational therapy, physical therapy, and counseling.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Medical insurance | How to apply: By appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Community Clothes Closest: Provides food and clothing assistance.

Monthly Mobile Pantry: Clients may receive approximately 50 pounds of fresh food once a month on the 3rd Wednesday.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Meet income guidelines. | How to apply: Walk-in

Monthly Senior Commodity Food Supplies: Seniors may receive commodity food once on the 3rd Monday of the month only.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Senior age 60 and older who meet income guidelines. | How to apply: Walk-in

Monthly TEFAP Food Supplies: Clients may receive a box or bag of food twice per month under the TEFAP program Monday-Friday.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Income guidelines. | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish
Also serves: Searchlight

INFO: Monthly Senior Commodity Food Supplies-Searchlight: Seniors may receive commodity food once a month on Monday.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Seniors age 60 and older who meet income guidelines. | How to apply: Walk-in

Monthly TEFAP Food Supplies-Searchlight: Clients may receive a box or bag of food once a month under the TEFAP program on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Income guidelines. | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish
Also serves: Laughlin

INFO: Personal Care Services: Personal care and companion care services.
Fees: Set Fees, Medicaid Fee for Service | How to apply: Call or email for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Hospice Care: Provides hospice home care, hospice inpatient respite care, palliative care, advance care, care planning, and grief support.
Fees: Insurance covers fees | Eligibility: Terminal illness within 6 months or less prognosis | How to apply: By Appointment. Call or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: In Home Personal Care: In home care, senior care, 24/7 home care, Alzheimer's and dementia care, assisted living in the home, end of life care, fall prevention, interactive caregiving, quality of life, and respite care.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Call for information

Languages: Spanish

INFO: In Home Assistance: Provides in home personal care services: meal prep, bathing/grooming, companionship, light housekeeping, and transportation.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Seniors, individuals with disabilities, and recent hospital discharges. | How to apply: Call for information

Also serves: Tonopah

INFO: Elko CADV: Provides free and confidential services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. Also provides 24-hour crisis intervention to male and female victims and their children, which includes ongoing support, safe house, peer counseling and legal advocacy.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Self identify as victim of domestic, family, dating, or sexual violence or stalking. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Assistive Technology Services: Provides support to nonverbal children diagnosed with autism and similar disabilities through assistive technology programs, providing communication devices and support. In home light picture support and high tech device services available.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Non verbal individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and other disabilities who struggle to communicate. | How to apply: By Appointment

Languages: Spanish

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: Closed and bulldozed for a housing project. Still in many Resource Guides.

Contact the new Cares Campus run by Volunteers of America in Reno The 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