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.

INFO: United Way of Southern Nevada Volunteer Connect: Serves as matchmaker for volunteers, connecting individuals, families, and groups to impactful volunteer opportunities in Southern Nevada. Visit uwsn.org/volunteer-opportunities-las-vegas to find your volunteer opportunity.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Visit Website

MISSION: Our mission is to serve God and His people, to demonstrate the Love of Jesus through the Food Pantry by providing food that will nourish their physical bodies as well as showing them spiritual love with smiles, prayers and hugs. We want to bring the Love of JESUS to all.
INFO: Hungry families need help. The Dimensions food pantry ministry at Valley View serves more than 200 families in the community every Sunday morning from 7:00-9:00 a.m., rain, snow, or shine. In the fall, we help local families with back-to-school supplies for their kids, and in the winter, we collect and distribute winter coats, hats, scarves, gloves, socks, and boots.
Call number for hours of operation

INFO: Sunset Quick Care: Provides medical care treatments, screenings, and adult immunizations for patients 18 months and older. Not emergency care services.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Blue Diamond Quick Care: Provides medical care treatments, screenings, and adult immunizations for patients 18 months and older. Not emergency care services.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Centennial Hills Quick Care: Provides medical care treatments, screenings, and adult immunizations for patients 18 months and older. Not emergency care services.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: East Charleston Quick Care: Provides medical care treatments, screenings, and adult immunizations for patients 18 months and older. Not emergency care services.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Summerlin Quick Care: Provides medical care treatments, screenings, and adult immunizations for patients 18 months and older. Not emergency care services.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Walk-in

INFO: Spring Valley Quick Care: Provides medical care treatments, screenings, and adult immunizations for patients 18 months and older. Not emergency care services.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Walk-in

INFO: Wellness Center for AIDS/HIV: Provides medical and wellness services for people AIDS/HIV and their families. Includes t-cell and viral load testing, investigational studies and access to compassionate medications, blood transfusions and other intravenous infusion therapies including chemotherapy, minor procedures, gynecological services, TB testing, and immunizations.
Eligibility: Individuals living with AIDS/HIV and their families. | How to apply: By Appointment

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Aliante Quick Care: Provides minor medical care-treatments, screenings and adult immunizations-for patients ages 18 months and older. Quick Care does not provide emergency services. Each facility is equipped to provide general x-ray and laboratory services.

Emergency Medical Services: Comprehensive adult emergency department providing acute care illness and injury management. Open 24/7 with all diagnostic and therapeutic modalities available.
How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Peccole Ranch Quick Care: Provides medical care treatments, screenings, and adult immunizations for patients 18 months and older. Not emergency care services.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Enterprise Quick Care: Provides medical care treatments, screenings, and adult immunizations for patients 18 months and older. Not emergency care services.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Aliante Quick Care: Provides medical care treatments, screenings, and adult immunizations for patients 18 months and older. Not emergency care services.
Fees: Set Fees | How to apply: Walk-in

Languages: Spanish

INFO: They are offering a Covid-19 dashboard on their social media page and website. Providing information on current cases and vaccination clinic locations. Last month they hosted Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto and Sen. Jacky Rosen where they met the university's president while taking a tour their ALERT WIldfire facility and discuss the Western Wildfire Support Act to help in wildfire prevention. The university offers and hosts multiple events every month. Such as later in September they are hosting a Recovery Run/Walk celebrating recovery month.

INFO: UNLV recently posted an announcement on Facebook that they reached the top spot in US News and World Report annual listing of the nations most diverse university. On their website and social media they also posted information on where students and individuals alike may receive free Covid-19 vaccinations. On September 10th they posted pictures of the university on the day where the first classes were held 64 years ago. They offer so many resources, tips, information for students on their website and social media such as simple practices to help work through trauma and other types of helpful information, resources, etc...

INFO: UNR Early Head Start: Provides early head start a comprehensive child development program.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Pregnant women and children under 3yrs. Income must fall below FPL guidelines or receive TANF, SNAP, or SSI. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment

Languages: Spanish
Also serves: Sparks

INFO: Partners in Parenting: Offers educational programs, workshops, and resources primarily for parents with young children (0-5 years of age) to support healthy child development, school readiness skills, and positive parent-child interaction. Little Books and Little Cooks, Fun to Play for Preschoolers, Let’s Discover Stem, Digital Parenting, and child safety and welfare.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: Email or visit website. Classes are offered at multiple locations.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Pediatric Clinic: Offers a Pediatric clinic.

INFO: Outpatient Adult Therapy Services-Las Vegas-East Charleston: Provides general outpatient therapy services. Individual, family, and group settings.
How to apply: By Appointment

Rehab Services: Provides day treatment groups, basic skills training groups, and psychosocial rehabilitation groups for individuals with persistent illness who are eligible for Nevada Medicaid.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: By Appointment

Targeted Case Management: Provides case management and services coordination for adults diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness who are eligible for Nevada Medicaid. Consumers will be linked to services meeting their needs with monitoring of successful outcomes by individual staff.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: By Appointment

INFO: Outpatient Adult Therapy Services-Las Vegas-West Charleston: Provides general outpatient therapy services. Individual, family, and group settings.
How to apply: By Appointment