INFO: Formerly called CAAW - 24 hour hotline for domestic violence

INFO: North County Congregate Dining: Provides community meal on Wednesday and Friday.
Eligibility: Seniors 60 and above $3.00 donation. Those under age of 60 will have a set fee of $7.00.

INFO: DART: Offers the Dial-A-Ride service that provides scheduled rides for shopping and medical appointments. Please provide as much notice as possible to our dispatcher when scheduling appointments.
Fees: Donation $1 per ride | Eligibility: Seniors age 60 and older or individuals with a disability. | How to apply: By appointment. Call for information.

Homemaker Program: Offers in home assistance that provides basic house cleaning, grocery shopping, RX pick-up, transportation to doctor's appointments on occasion.
Fees: Suggested Donation | Eligibility: May qualify: Senior 60 and older, medical condition, low income, frail, homebound, or lives alone. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information

Meals on Wheels: Provides weekly home delivered frozen meals upon request to homebound seniors 60 and older.
Fees: Donation $3 per meal | Eligibility: Seniors age 60 and older who are physically incapacitated or unable to leave the house. | How to apply: By appointment. Call for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Topaz Congregate Dining: Provides community meal on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
Eligibility: Seniors 60 and above $3.00 donation. Those under age of 60 will have a set fee of $7.00.

INFO: Douglas County School District: PK to 12th grade, children can attend any school in their district, or, if the local school board permits it, a school in an adjoining district, even if they live out of state. Students can also attend charter schools. Low-income students are eligible for scholarship funding to attend private schools.
How to apply: Call for information

INFO: They aim to strengthen communities by providing support, education, and personal case planning to promote and encourage self-sufficiency.Their website and Facebook page is currently providing information on individuals returning home after fire evacuations. And the county's community and senior center has returned normal activities with some limitations.

MISSION: To build a thriving & sustainable Doula presence that increases access to compassionate, professional support for underserved communities, centering on marginalized families in Nevada through education, advocacy, and community engagement.
INFO: Scholarship for Doula Training Program - Statewide
2025-2026 The Holistic Birth Doula Training is an 8-week online program for aspiring doulas in Nevada. Students will participate in weekly live Zoom classes and complete 5–7 hours of self-paced work.
Topics include birth history, trauma-informed care, communication and advocacy, pregnancy and birth physiology, comfort measures, postpartum recovery, lactation basics, and building a sustainable doula business. The course concludes with a final project: a portfolio of client-facing resources to launch your practice.

Doula Access Program (DAP) - Reno
DAP is a partnership between the DOULA CO-OP of Nevada (DCNV) and Renown Medical Center to address shared goals. DAP Birth and Postpartum Doulas work alongside nurses, physicians, and hospital staff with their own clients as an integrated member of the patient care team on labor, delivery, OR, and postpartum units before, during, and after childbirth.

Renown-DOULA CO-OP Shift Program - Reno
Expanding the partnership between the DOULA CO-OP of Nevada (DCNV) and Renown Medical Center by implementing doula shifts, creating a more consistent presence of doulas throughout the perinatal care process.

This was made possible through the Renown Partners in Progress Grant and DCNV. This is an employment opportunity with DCNV as a 1099 independent contractor, and includes an application and qualifications.

Goals & Impact: Enhance Birth Outcomes, Increase Doula Access, Strengthen Provider Collaboration, CPR Training

You must have attended a minimum of 5 births with your own clients and have been an Associate of DCNV and part of the above DAP Program for a minimum of 6 months to apply.

PAID Educational Opportunity - Statewide Educational Program
This initiative provides free, doula-led education classes to underserved parents, ensuring equitable access to evidence-based perinatal support. By removing financial barriers, we empower families to make informed decisions about pregnancy, birth, and early parenthood. These classes would be offered in both the rural and urban counties in Northern NV. Providing free education classes in the Maternal Health Desert of Northern NV is a primary objective for all stakeholders, including Medical Professionals, Public Health, and legislators.

INFO: William Raggio Building Room 3007 Hours: Monday-Thursday 10-7 Friday 10-5. Individual counseling; couples counseling; family therapy; play therapy; consultations; referrals. All sessions conducted by graduate students. Sliding fee scale: $5 - $30.

INFO: Open Fall & Spring - Mon-Thurs 10-7 Summer Mon-Thurs 1pm-7pm. The Clinic follows the University calendar and is closed during University breaks. Individual counseling, couples counseling, family counseling, play therapy, consultation, referrals, sliding fee scale for services; adults; children ages three and up; no Medicaid or Medicare.

INFO: Food Pantry: Provides a food pantry.

INFO: Food Pantry: Provides food pantry to the community Tuesday and Thursday.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Anyone in need of food assistance. | How to apply: Walk-in. Call or email for information.

INFO: Sickle Cell Disease Support Group: Provides support to patients and families impacted by Sickle Cell Disease and rare diseases in Nevada.

INFO: Sickle Cell Disease Support Group: Monthly support group for patients and families impacted by Sickle Cell Disease. Group meets one Thursday monthly to connect and get information relevant to SCD. Hear from expert healthcare providers, patients, advocates and other healthcare professionals.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Any patient, caregiver or family impacted by SCD | How to apply: By appointment; visit website for details

INFO: Duckwater Health Department: Provides a clinic for direct care for patients, or see a physician for a referral to a specialist.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: Call for information

INFO: Family Violence Prevention and Services Program: Provides supportive services for domestic violence and sexual assault victim/survivors. Including direct supportive services for victim/survivors, referrals and resources, medical and legal accompaniment, emergency financial aid, group supports, prevention education and awareness.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Victims/Survivors of Domestic Violence. Intergenerational Trauma Victim/Survivors | How to apply: Walk-in. Call for information

Also serves: Eureka, Ely

INFO: Substance Abuse Treatment: Provides intensive outpatient program (IOP), substance use treatment/evaluation, individual counseling, peer support services, Suboxone treatment plans, medication management, occupational or recreational therapy, and behavioral therapy.
Fees: Set Fees, Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Eligibility will be determined at time of contact with the client. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

INFO: Home Health Care: A full service personal care agency that offers personal care, companionship, ADL's (All Activities of Daily Living), bathing assistance, dressing assistance, medical reminders, meal preparation, light housekeeping, and transportation for seniors on Medicaid.

Personal Care Service: Offers full service personal care and companionship, ADL's (All Activities of Daily Living), bathing assistance, dressing assistance, medical reminders, meal preparation, and light housekeeping services for seniors on Medicaid.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Must be eligible for Medicaid Personal Care services | How to apply: By appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish, Tagalog

INFO: This is now the site of the Cares Campus in RenoOver a dozen community groups serve ready-to-eat meals and distribute donations at this location daily.

INFO: Mental Health Services: Provides family therapy, psychological rehabilitation, and mental health assessments may include social, communication, parental training, organization, medication and time management, and transitional living skills.
Eligibility: Have special emotional and behavioral needs due to neglect. | How to apply: Call for information

INFO: Birth to 3; pre-screening and application required

INFO: Family Resource Center: Offers services including: *DWSS Application assistance (SNAP, TANF, Medicaid, Nevada Check-up, MAABD) *Utility Assistance programs (Energy Assistance Program and Energy Share) *Parenting Classes *Health Insurance Options *Employment Readiness (resume building, career search, work attire referrals)
Eligibility: Clients 60 and under without disabilities. Clients must complete an initial assessment before any services are provided. | How to apply: By appointment only. Appointment can be made directly on website: https://eastvalleyfamilyservices.org/book-east-valley-family-services/ *A doorbell viewing system is in place

Food Pantry: Provides food under the TEFAP food program for individuals, and families, and homeless food for individuals experiencing homelessness. Additionally provides Golden Groceries for seniors 65 years and older every first Friday of the month.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Food pantry: Anyone Golden Groceries: Seniors 65 years and older. | How to apply: Walk-in. Email, or visit website for information.

Project Reach: Offers Project Reach (NV Energy Funded) electric service payment assistance for those 62 and older, medically fragile, or Reserve and National Guard members that meet the income guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Seniors 62 and older, medically fragile, or Reserve and National Guard members that meet the income guidelines. | How to apply: Contact main office for an initial assessment. By appointment only. Appointment can be made directly on website: https://eastvalleyfamilyservices.org/book-east-valley-family-services/ *A doorbell viewing system is in place

Senior Resource and Disability Center: Offers services including: *Senior food programs (Senior Share and TEFAP). *Grandparent Respite (for grandparents 55 and older with full or partial guardianship of grandchild/children). *Medicare Options (including prescription drug plans and Extra help). *Advocacy (individuals with a disability).
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Clients 60 and older and/or with a disability. Clients must complete an initial assessment before any services are provided. | How to apply: Contact main office for an initial assessment. By appointment only. Appointment can be made directly on website: https://eastvalleyfamilyservices.org/book-east-valley-family-services/ *A doorbell viewing system is in place, clients needing food are directed to the food distribution warehouse.

Senior Respite Program: Provides respite funding to those over 55 raising children birth to age 18.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Those 55 and over with guardianship of a child birth to age 18. | How to apply: Call or email for an appointment, or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish
Also serves: Las Vegas - 89101, Las Vegas - 89111, Las Vegas - 89120, Las Vegas - 89130, Las Vegas - 89144, Las Vegas - 89152, Las Vegas - 89162, Las Vegas - 89170, Las Vegas - 89199, Laughlin, Searchlight

INFO: Eddy House Youth Shelter: Offers overnight shelter and a live in program for transitional youth ages 18 - 24 years old.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Homeless and at-risk youth ages 18 - 24. | How to apply: Walk-in. Visit website for information

Homeless Youth Drop In Center: A center for homeless, runaway, foster, and other at-risk youth such as victims of crimes (theft, abuse, exploitation, human trafficking, etc.). This is the central intake and assessment facility in Northern Nevada. Youth have access to resources for basic needs such as food, clothing, hygiene items, and a safe secure place to be during the day. Offers counseling services, work force development, life skills groups, health care services and more.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Homeless and at-risk youth ages 18 through 24 | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Civil Division: Civil Division is responsible for cases involving protective orders, small claims, and landlord-tenant action.
How to apply: Call or visit website for information.

Civil Division: The largest general jurisdiction court in Nevada. This jurisdiction encompasses all municipalities and outlying communities of Clark County.

Criminal Division: Handles misdemeanor and felony cases prior to the District Court.
How to apply: Call or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Family Court: Family Court assists people with divorce, annulment, child custody, visitation rights, child support, spousal support, community property division, name changes, adoption, and abuse and neglect.
How to apply: Call or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Spanish speakers can get help. Free groceries, nutritional classes, and other support is arranged.