INFO: Esmeralda County School District: Pre-K through 8th 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: Esmeralda County Transportation: Provides transportation for seniors, those with disabilities and non-seniors with no transportation to the following: medical appointments, senior nutrition centers, banking, pharmacies, grocery stores, social security offices, Medicare offices, WIC/CHIPS offices, etc., in towns like Las Vegas, Pahrump, Fallon, Reno, Nevada and Bishop California.
Eligibility: Individuals 60 or older, individuals who are frail, or individuals with a disability for a minimal recommended donation and for a fee for all others. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Family-Subsidized-HUD Rental assistance program in Reno but actual income limits may differ for units at Essex Manor. These general income qualifications for Reno, NV should only be used as a basic guide. To find out if you qualify, contact the community directly. You can usually make up to 80% of the Area Median Income to be eligible for a HUD-Assisted Housing unit, but income qualification tiers for this community may be different due to various policies. Essex Manor receives rental subsidies through HUD-Assisted Housing for some or all of its apartments.

INFO: Eureka 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

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Eureka County Sheriffs Department: Provides law enforcement, animal control, and detention facility for Eureka County.
How to apply: Call for information

INFO: Food Pantry-Crescent Valley: Eureka County Food Pantry distributes food to low income individual and families on the first Monday after the first Friday and TEFAP on the third Thursday of each month.
How to apply: Call for information

Homebound Meals-Crescent Valley: Delivers homebound meals, within ten mile radius of the center.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Homebound individuals due to medical conditions and/or temporarily to those with periodic illnesses for up to a month. | How to apply: Call for information

Lunch and Breakfast: Serves lunch and breakfast (breakfast is served on Friday at 9:00am, instead of lunch); homemade bread and desserts baked daily. Salad bar is available, accommodations to diabetic and other special dietary needs.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: 60 and older Non Seniors is $7.00 a person | How to apply: Walk-in

Transportation-Crescent Valley: Provides transportation to and from meal site, trips to mail units, clinic and Local store. Medical transportation is available to Elko, Battle Mt twice a week. Call the Fannie Komp senior center and ask for the days set a side. 775-468-0466.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Seniors have priority on van, but will accommodate the public if seats are available. | How to apply: Call for information

INFO: Eureka Senior Center: Community center where older adults can congregate to fulfill many of their social, physical, emotional, and intellectual needs.

Food Pantry-Eureka: Eureka County Food Pantry distributes Food Bank on the first Friday and TFAP for emergency food on the third Wednesday of each month.
Eligibility: Low income individuals and families. | How to apply: Call for information

Homebound Meals-Eureka: Delivers homebound meals, within a 12 mile radius of the city limits.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Homebound individuals due to medical conditions and/or temporarily to those with periodic illnesses. | How to apply: Walk-in

Lunch Services: Serves lunch; homemade bread and desserts baked daily. Salad bar is available, accommodations to diabetic and other special dietary needs.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Non seniors is $7.00 a meal | How to apply: Walk-in

Transportation-Eureka: Provides local transportation to and for the center, shopping, banking, and rides to the clinic on weekdays. Offers wheelchair accessible van for those in need. Travels to Elko once a month.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Seniors have priority on van, but will accommodate the public if additional seats are available. | How to apply: Call for information

INFO: Therapy/Educational Training/Emotional Regulation/Reduction of Violence: Provides no cost and lower cost mental health services and education for lower income adults, children, families, and special needs clients. Specializes in emotional regulation and authentic learning.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: By Appointment. Call, email, or visit website for more information.

Also serves: North Las Vegas, Henderson

INFO: EyeCare America Program: Provides a comprehensive, medical eye exam and care for anything diagnosed at the initial visit for up to one year with no out-of-pocket cost for the physician’s services for those eligible.
Fees: No Fee for persons without insurance; Co-pay waived for those insured. | Eligibility: A U.S. citizen or legal resident 18 years old or older Not belong to an HMO or a PPO, nor have private insurance nor benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs Not seen by an ophthalmologist in three or more years Not seen by an EyeCare America volunteer ophthalmologist in the past | How to apply: Fill out online questionnaire, if eligible an email will be sent right away with doctor’s information.; Intake Requirements: Patient will be referred to the nearest participating volunteer ophthalmologist.

INFO: Wednesday 8:30-10:00am closed the first Wednesday of the month

INFO: They also serve holiday meals from the food bank. Faith’s Shared Harvest program joins 5 other churches to provides food to 82 households each month who need help feeding their families. If you would like to donate to the Shared Harvest program, the list of needed items is below. Please bring your donated food to the church and our Shared Harvest team will make sure the food is delivered. The churches gather on the 4th Sunday of the month and fill grocery bags and deliver them to the designated locations. The office is open Tuesday thru Thursday from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. and the phone number is 775-747-3246

INFO: The Faith Medical Clinic offers a variety of services. In July they offered a diet program in which they provide free services such as a L-Carnitine and B-Complex shots. They also offered patients in the same month micro-needling with injections of concentrated platelets rich plasma.

INFO: Fallon Lions Club: Supports sight programs and services including vision screenings, eye banks, and eyeglass recycling.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Call or email for information. Call and speak to Corie Candee for applications.

INFO: Senior Services: Offers meals, trips, traditional crafts,and other cultural events. Includes congregate meals at the center, Meals on Wheels for homebound seniors.
Eligibility: Seniors age 50 and older. | How to apply: Walk-in for senior services and onsite meals. Call for information on homebound meals.

INFO: Behavioral Health Services: Provides behavioral health support services that include assisting individuals with behavioral/mental illness including counseling (Individual/Couples/Group).
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: All Native Americans and Alaskan Indians enrolled with a Federally recognized Tribe. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Dental Services: Provides cleanings, fillings, extractions, crown/bridges, limited oral surgery, dentures, teeth whitening, root canals, and oral cancer screenings.
Eligibility: All Native Americans and Alaskan Indians enrolled with a Federally recognized Tribe. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Fallon Tribal Health Clinic: Provides illness diagnosis and treatment: Adult, geriatric, adolescent and pediatric care, diabetes and mellitus management, physical (DOT/CDL/Well Child Check/School/Camp/Sports), and Limited Laboratory. Prescriptions at a reduced rate.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: All Native Americans and Alaskan Indians enrolled with a Federally recognized Tribe. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Fallon Tribal Police Department: Police Department number is to be used to conduct administrative business with the police department, such as leaving messages for police staff, information requests, general questions, or other police business related matters.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Anyone that has police issues on Tribal Land. | How to apply: Walk-in. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Mental Health Program: Psychiatric assessments to identify mental health diagnosis and determine if medication is appropriate. Medication management involves psychotropic medication to aid in treatment in conjunction with other mental health services and is monitored closely.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: All Native Americans and Alaskan Indians enrolled with a Federally recognized Tribe. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Social Indian Child Welfare Family Services Program: Provides family and individual counseling, seminars for Native American community, parenting classes, child protection services foster parent recruitment and training, and vocational rehabilitation.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: All Native Americans and Alaskan Indians enrolled with a Federally recognized Tribe. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Substance Use Disorder Program: Provides support system for people with drug, alcohol, and behavioral issues to modify their behavior with the intention of full recovery. Therapy in individual, group, or family setting (in Office or Home).
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: All Native Americans and Alaskan Indians enrolled with a Federally recognized Tribe. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

MISSION: To provide high-quality, comprehensive, primary health care for the members of the Fallon, Lovelock, and Yomba Tribes, and other American Indians and Alaska Natives in our service area.


INFO: The FTHC has provided its community members with health-related programs since the mid-1980s. The FTHC promotes health and well-being through several services, including:

Medical, Dental, and Optical Services
Behavioral Health Counseling
Substance Abuse Prevention
Health Promotions
Community Health Education and Training
Community Wellness
And much more!

INFO: Domestic Violence Counseling: Offers counseling for victims of physical, verbal, and/or emotional domestic violence.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Victims of domestic violence. | How to apply: By appointment. Call for information.

Human Trafficking Victims: Human trafficking mental health counseling includes individual, trauma based therapy, psycho-education and referral to other programs in the community as needed.
How to apply: Call for information

Sexual Abuse Counseling: Offers counseling to victims of sexual abuse. **At this time FACT will be postponing all group therapy sessions and youth group programs. FACT therapists will continue to see individual clients on a case by case basis. The safety of our clients and community partners is our top priority. These changes are expected to remain in place as the agency continues to assess the rapidly changing needs of our community.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Victims of sexual abuse | How to apply: Call for information/by appointment only

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Services include Assessments, Therapy, Basic Skills Training and Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR), Peer Support, and Crisis Intervention Services. Services are outpatient and provided in the recipients natural environment (home, kinship care, foster care), and in the community (school, after school program etc.)Medicaid Fee-For-Service (FFS) Only- At no cost to the family. 36 775-525-3889fax

INFO: M/T: 9:00am-5:30pm,. W/T: 9:00am-6:30pm. Friday: 9:00am - 3:30pm. Closed 12:00pm-12:30pm every day.. Marriage, family counseling, substance abuse, sexual abuse, Medicare, Medicaid, insurance, sliding fee scale and payee services. Family counseling and parenting classes; sliding fee scale

INFO: Call for eligibility determination

INFO: Family Promise offers the support of food donations for struggling families. The majority of the family members we serve are not experiencing homelessness. Many are at risk of losing their housing and Family Promise prevention services like landlord mediation and rental assistance to help them remain in their homes and avoid the trauma of homelessness. Others have graduated from the shelter program but are still facing the challenges of gaining true financial independence as they work to put their lives back together. Family Promise stabilization programs are there to offer support: food donations, transportation, financial capability, workforce development, health and wellness, and many more.

INFO: Motel Assistance for Families: Family Intake Assessments and referrals to offsite shelter services. Holiday Assistance provided to families currently enrolled in Family Promise LV programs only.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Families with minor age children. | How to apply: By Appointment

Languages: Spanish

MISSION: A Family Resource Center is a safe and friendly place to go for many different types of resources when families need help.
INFO: Please call to set up an appointment. M-F, hours vary. NortheastRenoOffice:775-337-9979 SunValleyOffice:775-674-4411 SparksOffice:775-353-5733 NorthValleysOffice:677-5437 Information and referrals for families with children; clothing; ESL; parenting classes (English and Spanish); TANF; Medicaid applications, case management, referral to community resources. Bernice Mathews Elementary School is the main office. Family Resource Centers (FRCs) are located throughout the State of Nevada and provide case management, information, and referrals for individuals and families in need of assistance in accessing services and programs that will strengthen and support the family. Family Resource Centers collaborate with other agencies, schools, faith-based organizations, and government agencies to assist families to obtain needed services. FRCs emphasize community-based, collaborative services that are culturally competent, accessible and flexible. For Financial and Energy Assistance: Please call to set up an appointment. M-F, hours vary. Information and referrals for families with children; clothing; ESL; parenting classes (English and Spanish); TANF; Medicaid applications, case management, referral to community resources.

INFO: Application Assistance/Case Management: Offers community service programs for individuals, families, and seniors.

Breastfeeding Support and Information: Provides breastfeeding support and information to nursing mothers.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Call for information

Grandparent Respite: Childcare payment reimbursement for grandparents/guardians age 55 or older in Northern Nevada raising their grandchild(ren) or other relative(s) under age 18 without support from the biological parents.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Northern Nevada resident age 55 and older, raising a grandchild or other relative under age 18 without help from biological parents. Adopted or foster children are not eligible. No income limits. Temporary situations ok. | How to apply: Call or email for application.

Parenting Education: No cost evidence-based parent education programs for parents with infants, toddlers, young children, adolescents, and teens. Programming includes specialized training for co-parenting through divorce or separation, blended/step-families, grandparents as parents, and success in school. Individualized skill building for parents or soon-to-be parents. All programs are offered via private sessions and are scheduled at your convenience.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Available free to everyone | How to apply: By Appointment, scheduled at your convenience. Appointments available outside our regular business hours.

WIC - Women, Infants, and Children: Nutrition education and supplemental food for moderately low income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants, and children up to age 5.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Based on household income or enrollment in Medicaid, SNAP, or TANF | How to apply: By Appointment

Languages: Spanish