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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: Birth to 3; pre-screening and application required

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

INFO: Recently the Elko County School District Family and Engagement Services provided backpacks along with School supplies to any district student while supplies lasted.

INFO: Emergencies (Police, Ambulance, Fire)

INFO: The Launching Pad is a transitional recovery home that is committed to providing a safe and supportive living environment for the recovery of chemically dependent women, men and veterans. The program is designed around the 12 step model of recovery and is structured for maximum growth and success for alcohol, drug and gambling addictions. Residents are required to attend AA/NA, enter into a service commitment and participate in AA/NA home group. One on one counseling on a weekly basis helps the resident to stay on track. Additional counseling is highly recommended. Fees are $150 a week and $350 upfront.

INFO: Equipo Academy is a college preparatory public school for middle and high school students. Inspired by committed local families and designed by award-winning local educators. They recently held a family resource fair in which parents and students were offered free COVID-19 vaccinations, primary and preventative medicare clinic care, free vision and dental screening.

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: 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.

Supporting people: American Indian, Rural, Tribal nation area

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.

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: Statewide non-profit organization that offers assistance to families of children with disabilities or chronic health conditions and adults with disabilities or chronic health conditions. Family Ties provides referral services, emotional support, and assistance navigating public and private systems, including health system, insurance plans, and public assistance programs. inquire@familytiesnv.org Supporting people: Disability services

INFO: Financial, credit and housing counseling; free services available

INFO: Quality education, health care, nutrition, and family support during the first five years is proven to help children develop the social, emotional and cognitive skills they need to succeed in grade school and in life. This is why Nevada offers a broad array of no-cost programs, services and resources for families with young children, no matter your household income level. Supporting people: Children, Domestic violence, Early childhood, Men, Prenatal to 3, Women

INFO: Quality education, health care, nutrition, and family support during the first five years is proven to help children develop the social, emotional and cognitive skills they need to succeed in grade school and in life. This is why Nevada offers a broad array of no-cost programs, services and resources for families with young children, no matter your household income level. Supporting people: Children, Domestic violence, Early childhood, Men, Prenatal to 3, Women

INFO: In August the First Person Care Clinic in collaboration with other organizations held a Covid-19 free pop up clinic. They continue to provide FREE COVID services for the uninsured including: Rapid COVID Tests, COVID PCR Tests (Including Travelers), Moderna vaccine, and Johnson & Johnson vaccine.FPCC accepts the majority of all Health Insurance plans, including all Nevada Health/Medicaid plans, Medicare, and all major Private Insurances. If you want to know if your insurance is accepted, please call our clinic for more information.

INFO: The Mission of First Person Care Clinic is to provide efficient, quality, and affordable healthcare by maintaining the patient's continuity of care through a holistic, compassionate, and accessible approach to all, including medically underserved, uninsured, and underinsured individuals. First Person Care Clinic is a 501 (c)3 private non-profit, and it is certified as a multispecialty community-based Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC/CCBHC) offering comprehensive medical, dental, pharmacy, behavioral health, and specialty healthcare services in Clark County, Nevada. Most work full-time but some work only part-time due to the program in which they work. All providers are required to go through our credentialing and privileging process. During this process we verify that provider's qualifications and license status are in good standing to provide healthcare services. We also have some collaboration agreements with local Universities, and vocational schools that provides medical staff volunteers. M-F 9:00am to 5:00pmFPCC accepts the majority of all Health Insurance plans, including all Nevada Health/Medicaid plans, Medicare, and all major Private Insurances. If you want to know if your insurance is accepted, please call our clinic for more information.

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