Places

Family-Subsidized-Families desiring to live at Cottonwood Village must meet maximum income guidelines and requirements set by the section 42 Tax Credit Program and the Washoe County HOME Program. Annual income may not exceed 50% of Area Median Income. 7753372301 Phone number to call for food and meals

Singles-Subsidized-Obtaining rental rates for low income housing is difficult as most rates are based on the income of the renter. We created this section so users of our website can see what others are paying for rent at Courtyard Centre.

Not Subsidized

Call to schedule an appointment. Infant/ maternity clothes (for those enrolled in "earn by you learn program"), free pregnancy test, counseling, referrals, no resources for abortions.

GED prep for first time pregnant mothers

Family-Subsidized-HUD grant

Family, Seniors, Disabled. Subsidized-Using Low Income Housing Tax Credit LIHTC program. some lower income units. Households must earn either less than 50% or 60% of the area median income, depending on the set -aside option chosen by the property owner to qualify for these units. Rents in these units are capped at a maximum of 30% of the set-aside area median income.

Produce items, WIC vouchers for new and/or single moms, paper products, soap, and more is offered from the Washoe pantry.

Family/Disabled-Subsidized-Obtaining rental rates for low income housing is difficult as most rates are based on the income of the renter. We created this section so users of our website can see what others are paying for rent at Diamond Creek.

Recently Dignity health partnered with Vital Software to help ER patients with access to information such as wait times, next steps, progress on lab and imaging, etc.

Centers provide the following:

Career counseling to include assessment of skills, development of employment goals and career planning.
Courses of instruction to assist the participant in seeking and retaining employment including seeking employment, contacting employers, completing applications, writing resumes, effective interviewing and communication, appropriate employment conduct, work habits, and conflict resolution.
Regular informational group meetings.
Education and counseling services relating to health and obtaining payment for health care.
Services related to financial management.

The Displaced Homemaker Program offers a variety of services, including access to education, skills training, resume writing, interviewing skills, and job search assistance. Each client is interviewed to determine his or her needs. A program is then designed to outline the necessary steps to establish a career. There is no charge for services to displaced homemakers. The Displaced Homemaker Program in Nevada is funded by law from divorce fees collected in the state courts.

Adults 65 and older, Children, Domestic violence, Early childhood, Prenatal to 3, Rural, Urban

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP- formerly known as Food Stamps), needy and non-needy caretaker program, energy assistance (EAP) and Medicaid. You can complete and submit applications, check the status of applications, and benefits online Many individuals are looking for a new or better job. Nevada provides residents access to a number of assistance programs, educational services, career counseling, and job training resources. So whether you are currently unemployed and are searching for a new job or maybe you just want to gain a new skill the state of Nevada and federal government have several programs available to you. The Career Enhancement Program, or CEP, is paid for by employers. It offers re-employment services to job seekers and can provide clients with training designed to improve their earning potential. This includes resources to help them increase their skills set and resulting job skills that are required in today's workplace. CEP works closely with the Nevada Unemployment Insurance Department to ensure that those that need assistance get it.

Disability services

Formerly called CAAW - 24 hour hotline for domestic violence

They aim to strengthen communities by providing support, education, and personal case planning to promote and encourage self-sufficiency.Their website and Facebook page is currently providing information on individuals returning home after fire evacuations. And the county's community and senior center has returned normal activities with some limitations.