INFO: Food Pantry: Offers a food pantry to individuals in need every Saturday.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Food pantry open to all in the coverage area. Food available for walk-up and drive-up. No delivery service. | How to apply: Drive-up/walk-up for food pantry.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Immigrant Victims of Crime Visa Program: Provides immigrant victims of crime with assistance in filing for U Visa application (for undocumented victims of crime), T Visa application (for victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation or labor), and VAWA application (for abused undocumented women married to an American citizen or permanent resident). Offers translation services for legal documents, community education and referrals to other local agencies.
Fees: Set Fees | Eligibility: Anyone who is a victim of a crime. | How to apply: Call, email, or visit website for information

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Certified Interfaith Pastoral Counseling and Life Coaching: Provides counseling and life coaching services including but not limited to: Substance use disorder, anger management, anxiety, behavioral issues, career, coping skills, depression, divorce, family conflict, marriage issues, grief/loss, PTSD, domestic abuse, spirituality, stress.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Ages 13 and older (adolescents must have parent or guardian present). | How to apply: By Appointment

Corporate Spiritual Care Program: Builds a caring and trusting relationship with employees, while creating a confidential environment they seek, which enables them the ability to discuss their life issues with understanding, comfort, and support. This eliminates complications and lets them be a more valuable and productive employee.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Any corporation, organization, facility, company, or employee. | How to apply: By Appointment

Also serves: Las Vegas, North Las Vegas | Addiction Social Services: A ministry that provides counseling, spiritual guidance, suicide awareness and intervention training, suicide support group activity, and cancer care leadership.

INFO: Behavioral and Mental Health: Basic skills training, psycho-social rehabilitation, drug and substance use disorder, parenting classes, mentoring and youth programs. Individual and family therapy classes.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: Call or email for more information.

INFO: Food Pantry: Food pantry every third Saturday of the month. Begins at 8:00am until the food runs out.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Any form of assistance makes you eligible. | How to apply: Distribution will be contactless, drive-through, and Limited Walk-In. Food items will be placed into vehicle trunks.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: United Citizens Foundation (UCF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting healthy social, emotional, and behavioral skills for children, adolescents, adults and families. They seek to improve the quality of life of individuals by compassionately serving their mental health, addiction and community support needs. They are promoting and invite individuals to shop on Amazon on October 13 & 14 because .05% of the price of purchases will go toward UCF.

INFO: Mental/Behavioral Health-Las Vegas: Individual therapy, crisis intervention, and group therapy for children, adolescent, adults, and families. Telehealth services available.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: By Appointment

Substance Use Disorder Addiction Treatment-Las Vegas: Substance use disorder counseling, individual therapy, and group therapy for children, adolescents, adults, and families.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: By Appointment

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Mental/Behavioral Health-North Las Vegas: Individual therapy, crisis intervention, and group therapy for children, adolescent, adults, and families. Telehealth services available.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: By Appointment

Substance Use Disorder Addiction Treatment-North Las Vegas: Substance use disorder counseling, individual therapy, and group therapy for children, adolescents, adults, and families.
Fees: Sliding Scale | How to apply: By Appointment

Languages: Spanish

INFO: UnitedHealthcare is dedicated to helping people live healthier lives and making the health system work better for everyone by simplifying the health care experience, meeting consumer health and wellness needs, and sustaining trusted relationships with care providers. Their social media and website are full of helpful tips and resources for individuals seeking care.

INFO: United Latino Community, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides free or low-cost legal aid, translating and interpretation services, community education, and advocacy for residents of Carson City and neighboring rural communities. They offer services such as ESL classes, immigration services, computer literacy classes, and more.

INFO: USDA Summer Meal Program: Nutritious no cost meals are available for children and teens at many locations throughout Nevada throughout the summer while school is out of session.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Children and teens under age 18. | How to apply: Use website mapping tool to find location information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Employment Services: Employment assistance for homeless veterans. Services include resume assistance, job readiness skills, job leads, computer classes, and may be eligible for bus passes, interview attire, uniforms, job tools and other assistance.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Veteran (any discharge status other than dishonorable), literally homeless. | How to apply: Call for information

Permanent Supportive Housing-LV-Bonanza: Provides permanent subsidized housing for chronically homeless veterans with disabilities. Clients are assisted with life skills, connected to community resources, assisted to increase income through employment or benefits, supported through substance use disorder, mental and physical health treatment if desired. Veterans need to get a referral for housing services from the VA Community Resource & Referral Center, located at 4461 E. Charleston Blvd, LV NV 89104, prior to program entry.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Chronically homeless veterans with permanent disability (any discharge other than dishonorable). | How to apply: Walk-in

INFO: Permanent Supportive Housing-LV-Radcliff: Provides permanent subsidized housing for chronically homeless veterans with disabilities. Clients are assisted with life skills, connected to community resources, assisted to increase income through employment or benefits, supported through substance use disorder, mental and physical health treatment if desired. Veterans need to get a referral for housing services from the VA Community Resource & Referral Center, located at 4461 E. Charleston Blvd, LV NV 89104, prior to program entry.
Fees: Set Fee | Eligibility: Chronically homeless veterans with permanent disability (any discharge other than dishonorable). | How to apply: Walk-in

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Carson City, Lander County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Elko County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Churchill County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Douglas County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Mineral County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Pershing County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: Prescription Drug Discount Cards: UWNNS is a "Collective Impact" organization committed to listening to our northern Nevada community. We believe that it takes the entire community to make change happen, and when we come together to put our resources to work, we can solve our most pressing issues and create opportunities for a better life for all. UWNNS serves a unique role, providing a place where local nonprofits, businesses, elected officials, and community members who are passionate about an issue can come together and explore solutions on behalf of the community. With our partnerships, we look for lasting solutions, raise awareness surrounding our most pressing issues, and promote social and policy change to help strengthen northern Nevada families. UWNNS runs the following programs: United Readers, Nevada Ready Pre-K, Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, Ride United Last Mile Delivery, and Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE).

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Washoe County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Lyon County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Nye County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Storey County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.

INFO: SAFE Utility Assistance - Humboldt County: The Special Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE) assists individuals and families who are struggling to pay their utility bills due to income limitations or other unusual circumstances with a one-time payment. Individuals in need of assistance must meet with a SAFE Partner agency to apply for potential utility assistance. SAFE Partners are responsible for verifying eligibility of individuals and providing required documentation. Once eligibility is approved, funds will be paid directly to the participating utility company in the individuals' name. Funding is limited and best efforts are made to ensure that funds are distributed in a fair and ethical manner. The SAFE program follows these central guidelines: SAFE funds can only be received once during a 12-month period. Utility bill must be at least 30 days past due before SAFE funds are available. You are ineligible to receive SAFE funds if you have been approved for another state or federal low-income energy assistance program in the past 12 months, or if you have a pending application for such a program. Individuals in need must apply for assistance through a participating SAFE Partner. SAFE Partners will determine eligibility based on these and additional program guidelines.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: To qualify for assistance, individuals must: *Be a customer of record with NV Energy. *Utilities must be for the primary residence in Northern Nevada. Second homes or vacation homes are not eligible for support. *Have a utility bill that is past due. *Have not received other state or federal low-income energy assistance in the past 12 months. *Be experiencing a financial hardship that prohibits the ability to otherwise pay the utility bill. | How to apply: Call for information and to begin the process. The SAFE case managers will discuss eligibility requirements and request submission of required documentation.