INFO: Native American Employment Services: Provides job and career development counseling, job referral, interview skills training, resume building, case management, and individual career counseling for native americans.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: By appointment. Call or email to schedule an appointment.

INFO: Victim Services Unit: Trained advocates provide crisis intervention, information, and support regarding the criminal justice system, resources related to victimization, in person and telephone support, safety planning, assistance filing orders of protection, and Victims of Crime Program applications.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Behavioral Health Services: Behavioral health support services including individual, couple, group, and family counseling; substance use disorder counseling, and psychiatry. Assists individuals with behavioral and mental illness.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Native American; Tribal and non-tribal members. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment

Dental Services: Dental including cleanings, fillings, extractions, crowns/bridges, limited oral surgery, dentures, teeth whitening, root canals, oral cancer screening.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Native American; Tribal and non-tribal members. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call for information.

Optometry Services: Provides vision services including examination, diagnosis, and management eye care problems. Lens and Frames are offered at a reduce fee scale.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Native American; Tribal and non-tribal members. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call for information.

Outpatient Health Services: General health services including illness diagnosis and treatment, diabetes mellitus management, limited laboratory, hearing screening, nutrition counseling, well women’s exams, podiatry, and physicals (DOT/CDL/Well Child Check/School/Camp/Sports).
Eligibility: Native American; Tribal and non-tribal members. | How to apply: By Appointment

INFO: Addiction Recovery Program: Offers a 6-12 month Low Intensity Residential Program for those with substance use disorder. This program is on-demand and does not required insurance. A small stipend is taken from EBT cards each month for the duration of the stay. Clients will meet with licensed counsellors and case managers while doing work therapy.
Fees: A small stipend is taken from EBT cards each month for the duration of the stay | Eligibility: Must agree to conditions of the program and meet ASAM placement criteria for Low Intensity Residential Treatment. | How to apply: Call or submit application online

Emergency Shelter: Provides shelter for the homeless; men's shelter, women and children shelter, family shelter, and single father shelter available.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in, first-come first-serve

Furniture Program: Agency attempts to provide a sofa and/or love seat, dining table, and coffee table for a set $50 fee. The client does not get to choose, it is automatically pulled and delivered. There is roughly a 2 to 4 week wait and is contingent on what is available on site.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Families and individuals moving into permanent housing. Items are contingent on what is available on site. | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: The LVVWD recently posted changes of watering days in the district with a colored map for residents to reference. They also provide information such as ways to effectively conserve water and tips such as how much and often to water plants and such.

INFO: Queens Food Program: Provides food program to the community every Saturday. To try to make sure that families in need get at least some type of food (preferably healthy organic fruits and vegetables) to help sustain their nutritional needs. Open to all in need. Free tickets are to be picked up on Saturdays in this spot at 12:30 PM on a first come first served basis. Upon receipt of your ticket you may leave and return at the time instructed to you by the ticket person. No requirements are needed. You must be on time returning as your number is called 3 times and after which you will be placed at the end of the line. The food is disbursed until it is gone, then the program shuts down for the day and returns the following Saturday. This service does not provide food delivery at this time.
Fees: No Fee. Donations accepted but not required. | Eligibility: Saturdays only. First Come, First Served. In person only, no delivery at this time. | How to apply: Walk-in

INFO: Behavioral Health Services: Individual, group, and family counseling and therapy services. Substance use disorder and rehabilitation counseling, psychiatrist, psychologist, and Biofeedback. Adult, youth, children's counseling, depression and anxiety addictions, weekly AA and NA meetings. Call for days and times. Service approved by BHCEN (Behavioral Health Certifications for Excellence in Nevada, previously known as SAPTA).
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: Walk in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Case Manager Program: Accomplishes clients care by assessing treatment needs; developing, monitoring, and evaluating treatment plans and progress; facilitating interdisciplinary approaches; monitoring staff performance.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: Walk in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Occupational Assistance Program: Education and career counseling, employment, disability, and rehabilitation services, attention and concentration issues, and resume preparation.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: Walk in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program: Provides therapeutic interventions and education designed to assist adolescents struggling with mental health or co-occurring disorders. Meets three hours per day, three days per week and then titrates down as treatment progress is made. The goal is to reduce symptoms and teach coping skills to address maladaptive behaviors and thinking.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: CASII/LOCUS level of treatment score | How to apply: By appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Child Intensive Outpatient Program: Offers an IOP three days per week. Two hours on Tuesday and Thursday, and 4 hours on Saturday. Family participation for parents and caregivers help keep relationships intact while providing early intervention for children under the typical age for out of home treatment. Caregivers must participate.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Children between the ages of 7 and 11. | How to apply: By appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Mental and Behavioral Health-Las Vegas: A mental and behavioral health agency that provides counseling, skills training, and behavioral interventions in office, in the community, and in skilled nursing facilities. Provides services to individuals, families, and couples.
Fees: Medicaid fee-for-service FFS | How to apply: By Appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Substance Abuse Outpatient Services-Las Vegas: Offers intensive outpatient services, chemical dependency, level 1 substance abuse services, and co-occurring substance abuse and mental health services. Service approved by BHCEN (Behavioral Health Certifications for Excellence in Nevada, previously known as SAPTA).
Fees: Medicaid fee-for-service FFS | How to apply: By Appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Ask-A-Lawyer: Program offers no cost 15-minute telephone consultations for unrepresented individuals with a volunteer attorney. Subject areas include tenant rights, family law, small claims, probate, debt collection, and immigration. Participants are required to pre-register online. Information is on the Legal Aid Center website: https://www.lacsn.org/what-we-do/ask-a-lawyer
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Visit website to pre-register.

Childrens Attorneys Project: Once a child has been removed from their home due to abuse or neglect, Legal Aid Center provides advice and representation to protect their rights while they are in Clark County's foster care system. Provides a voice for children in court about where they will live and other issues affecting their lives. Advocates on behalf of children who have special education needs that are not being met by the school district.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Families, caregivers, child advocates, and youth in the Clark County foster care system | How to apply: Call, email, or visit website for information

Christine Smith Community Service Program - Legal Education Classes: Offers no cost, virtual and in-person legal education classes on an ongoing basis. Program is offered as a community service through a partnership with the William S. Boyd School of Law, Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, and Nevada Legal Services. Legal topics offered: Eviction Sealing Clinic Family Law Forms Clinic (in Spanish) Divorce (Spanish) Divorce/Paternity Custody Guardianship Bankruptcy Small Claims Criminal Record Sealing Litigation and Trial Preparation (for pro-se litigants with an active family law case)
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Open to the public. | How to apply: Visit website for class information and registration details

Consumer Rights Project: Helps consumers with the following consumer-related issues: debt collection defense and garnishment; auto purchase and repossession; bankruptcy; foreclosure; payday and title loans; real estate disputes; tenants' rights; deceptive sales and business practices; social security disability; and criminal record sealing. Also represents clients who have been wrongfully denied disability benefits by the Social Security Administration.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Must meet income guidelines and go through intake process for legal representation. Classes are available to everyone. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment

Culinary and Bartenders Unions Legal Service Fund: Program enables a team of attorneys and advocates at Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada to provide a range of legal services to hotel, casino, and other eligible employees to help safeguard the economic and legal wellbeing of those employees and their families. Provides no cost legal assistance in the following areas: Immigration Matters, Simple Estate Planning, Tenant’s Rights and Evictions, Debt Collection and Related Legal Issues, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Consultations, Criminal Record Sealing, Family Law Forms and Information, and IRS Tip Compliance Issues.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Call to schedule appointment. Visit website for information.

Education Advocacy Program: Provides advice, training, advocacy, and legal representation for foster youth and families/guardians with students who are struggling in school due to disabilities whether intellectual, developmental, emotional or behavioral. Provides resources to families, caregivers, and child advocates working with youth with special education needs. Provides volunteer opportunities to non-lawyers age 18 and older to advocate on behalf of foster youth with special education needs.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Families, caregivers, and child advocates working with youth who have special education needs. The Volunteer Education Advocate Program is for non-lawyer volunteers age 18 and older. | How to apply: By Appointment

Family Justice Project: Provides a wide range of representation in family court, primarily helping victims of violence, the elderly, people with disabilities and those with limited English-speaking skills. Attorneys appear at hearings to enforce protective orders and represent individuals with divorce and custody issues in family court.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Based on income guidelines and application process. | How to apply: For non-emergency matters, attend a no-cost legal education class and receive information on how to apply. Those with urgent matters may contact by phone or email or come by during walk-in hours.

Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada: A private, nonprofit, public interest law firm dedicated to providing no cost legal advice, advocacy, and representation to low-income residents of Southern Nevada. The mission is to ensure that individual rights are protected regardless of a client's ability to pay for an attorney. Eligibility for services depends on the type of legal assistance a client needs and their income level. This is determined during an initial intake session, also a review of the range of public and/or private services available.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: For attorney representation, client must meet income guidelines. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Civil Law Self Help Center: Provides self-help legal information to those who are representing themselves in civil matters in the Clark County court system. The mission of the Center is to increase informed access to the court by providing education, information, legal forms, community referrals, and support services to self-represented civil litigants regardless of their income.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Family Law Self Help Center: Provides assistance with temporary protection orders and legal information and forms to those wishing to represent themselves in domestic matters in the Clark County court system. The mission of the Center is to increase informed access to the court by providing education, information, legal forms, community referrals, and support services to self-represented civil litigants, regardless of their income.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Resiliency and Justice Center: Helps survivors of violent crime put their lives back together. Provides assistance locating physical and mental health resources; applying for and navigating victims of crime compensation such as funding for relocation; uncovered medical expenses or lost wages; providing trustworthy legal advice. Model was created as a resource center for survivors of the Route 91 Harvest Festival and is still serving and supporting these survivors, while also using their expertise to serve all survivors of violent crime. Services are no cost and confidential.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Individuals impacted by the October 1, 2017 mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival | How to apply: Phone, appointment or online intake form

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Alexander Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Amargosa Valley Public Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Carson City Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Dayton Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Elko County Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-White Pine Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Churchill County Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Fernley Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Hawthorne Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Incline Village Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-East Las Vegas Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Legal Kiosks-Whitney Library: Dedicated computers, with attached printers, that are designed to be a user-friendly portal for Nevadans to learn about civil legal issues, find court information and forms, access legal aid providers, and locate community resources. Legal Kiosks are located in libraries throughout the state to provide a needed resource for library staff and the people they serve.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish