INFO: High Desert Apartments: Continuum of Care homeless affordable housing. Income limitations apply. This is a combination property CoC Permanent Housing and LIHTC. Income qualifications apply. Single bedroom units.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Homeless status requirements | How to apply: By appointment. Call or email for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Vitality Integrated Programs-CCBHC Reno: Crisis number and services; screening, assessment, and diagnosis; patient-centered treatment planning; outpatient mental health and substance use disorder services; medical services, intensive outpatient program (IOP); medication-assisted therapy (MAT); psychiatric medication, targeted case management, basic skills training, psychiatric rehabilitation services, peer support; counseling; assertive community treatment (ACT); service approved by BHCEN (Behavioral Health Certifications for Excellence in Nevada, previously known as SAPTA).
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Determined by screenings/need. No one will be refused service for lack of ability to pay. All ages and genders. | How to apply: By appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Languages: Access, To, Translation, Services, Spanish

INFO: Assist mentally, physically, or emotionally disabled individuals with resumes, and job searching, working independently. Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00. Referrals (Nevada State Vocational Rehabilitation) for vision aids, if needed for employability; Older Blind program for seniors 55+; canes; magnifying glasses.

MISSION: We are a Non-denominational Bible Church
INFO: Church can provide meals and free food.

INFO: Domestic Violence Victims Assistance Program: Offers pro bono legal services to low income residents and victims of domestic violence in rural counties.

Lawyer in the Lobby: Offers 20 minute consultations with a licensed volunteer attorney.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: By Appointment

Pro Bono Project: Provides pro bono civil legal services for eligible low-income individuals. Although the attorney will not charge a fee for his/her services, the client is responsible for the payment of court costs which cannot be waived or any other out-of-pocket expenses incurred on the client’s behalf.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Low-income individuals with uncontested civil legal issues. | How to apply: Walk-in. Call or visit website for information.

Rural Senior Law Project: Provides civil legal services to rural Nevadans age 60 or older.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Seniors 60 and older who are living in a rural county. | How to apply: Walk-in or by appointment. Call, email, or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: VMSN has provided high-quality, comprehensive health care to members of the community who need help. These individuals are typically low-income earners whose jobs don’t include access to health insurance. As a nonprofit health organization, they provide care and support at no cost to these individuals. They recently held a back to school drive providing children with backpacks, supplies, and more. Upcoming events include the 12th Annual Hands Together which is a dinner fundraiser and all proceeds will help fund VMSN's medical services and programs.

INFO: Medical Care and Support-Las Vegas-Harrison: Adult and pediatric care; preventive, chronic and acute care; women's health; pediatric check-ups and immunizations. Specialty care when available. Basic diagnostic tests. Medications (limited).
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Uninsured and underserved residents of Clark County. Potential patients can call Mondays and leave a voicemail between 9am-10am. Our Eligibility Department will call back based on the order of which the call was received. | How to apply: By Appointment

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Medical Care and Support-Las Vegas-Harrison: Provides medical care and support at no cost to the uninsured and underserved.

Medical Care and Support-Las Vegas-North Martin Luther King: Adult and pediatric care; preventive, chronic and acute care; women's health; pediatric check-ups and immunizations. Specialty care when available. Basic diagnostic tests. Medications (limited).
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Uninsured and underserved residents of Clark County. Potential patients can call Mondays and leave a voicemail between 9am-10am. Our Eligibility Department will call back based on the order of which the call was received. | How to apply: By Appointment

Languages: Spanish

MISSION: To change individual lives, instill hope, increase self-worth and facilitate independence, through quality housing, employment, and related supportive services.
INFO: Run in partnership with Washoe County, the Nevada Cares Campus provides emergency shelter for up to 600 adult individuals and couples. Clients are able to bring their pets and possessions with them as they access support services. Staff members help these individuals find a path out of homelessness where they can once again be independent and be back on their feet for life.
Everything from free food to shelter, homeless prevention, and other support is arranged. Washoe County homeless, veterans, and other struggling families can get help.
1800 Threlkel St., Reno, NV 89512

INFO: ReStart: Provides emergency shelter to men and women who are homeless, along with case management and wrap-around services. In addition, operates Restart, which provides mental health support to the chronically homeless with a co-occurring mental health disorder. Please note: Washoe County is committed to providing quality services and care to individuals who utilize services or have applied for services, regardless of whether they received services, through Washoe County or a contracted provider. If for any reason consumer feels that they have been treated inappropriately at either shelter/campus location, a grievance should be filed. Response Time for an Appeal: If this is an appeal, you will have a response from staff within 3 calendar days. Response Time for a Grievance: If this is a grievance, you will have a response within 10 days. Additional ways to complete this form: Download the form online, at 2024.04.22_-Grievance-and-Appeal-Form-Final.pdf (washoecounty.gov) On Campus: You may come to the Campus and getthe appeal form from the Welcome Center staff. If banned: Ask security staff or the ResourceCenter staff: There are printed copies to give to people.

INFO: ReStart: Clinical Services for homeless with mental illness: Individual and group mental health therapy, and substance use disorder counseling. Non-Clinical Services: Crisis intervention, stabilization case management, daytime drop-in services for showers, laundry, lounge, refreshments, life skills education, and groups.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Homeless individuals with mental illness. Must go through intake and orientation before services can be accessed. | How to apply: Walk-ins Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Recovery Home for Women: Offers a one year residential recovery home for women who have life controlling issues with drugs, alcohol, and/or prostitution.
Fees: Sliding Scale | Eligibility: Females 18 and older, cannot work while in year program. | How to apply: Call for phone assessment.

Also serves: North Las Vegas, Henderson

INFO: Permanently Closed

MISSION: The required nonprofit mission statement is not on the website.
INFO: WAHC administers affordable housing programs to assist low-income individual and families across the state.

Since 2000, WAHC has carried out contract administration for Project Based Section 8 properties throughout Nevada. WAHC provides oversight of these affordable properties, ensuring owners and agents comply with all federal regulations. This staff also conducts monitoring reviews and other contract responsibilities for the properties.

INFO: Hours Monday-Friday 8am-12pm and 1:00pm-5:00pm. Food supplements for pregnant women, infants, and children under 5 years; supplements for breastfeeding mothers & infants under 1 yr; nutritional counseling & classes; referrals; no charge.

INFO: Mon. - Fri. 7:00am-5:00pm. Indigent medical assistance. No emergency assistance available; HCAP - Health Care Assistance Program, eligibility for clinic services, assistance with hospital bills, skilled nursing, group care placement, and burial assistance (must qualify). Reports/Investigations of an adult experiencing abuse or neglect. Email: cps@washoecounty.us

INFO: Washoe County Child Care Services is responsible for regulating and monitoring the temporary care provided to children outside of their home by caregivers other than their natural parents. We will use the laws and regulations set by the State and the County to insure a minimum level of care is provided to children to maintain and facilitate their normal development, health, safety, and welfare.We believe children, parents, and the community have a right to expect that licensed facilities will provide an environment for children that nurtures growth and potential. To that end we will work to define and promote quality in caregiving, serve as a resource to providers and parents and advance education in the field.

MISSION: To file a report of suspected child abuse or neglect, please call our 24 hour hotline
1 (833) 900-SAFE (7233)
INFO: Reports/investigations for elder abuse or neglect. Email: cps@washoecounty.us
Senior Services: (775) 328-2575

INFO: Call or email Reports/Investigations of child abuse or neglect. email:cps@washoecounty.us

INFO: The Washoe County Health District provides a variety of health related services to the Washoe County community. STD/HIV testing; Immunizations; TB Program, Family Planning; Vital Statistics Office for Birth/Death certificates. The Washoe County Health District currently partners with the Washoe County Sheriff's Office on the LARC Women's Health Program. Office/clinic locations vary https://www.washoecounty.us/health/contact-us.php for a complete listing of contact information;Call for locations, times, and appointments for free HIV testing. Sexual Health Clinic: open M-F, sliding fee scale . HIV testing STD testing/treatment, and family planning services

INFO: Crossroads Sober Living Home: Provides sober living environment for the homeless with a history of alcohol or drug addiction. Services are provided on site and include: AA/NA meetings, case management, job skills/activities, alcohol and drug counseling, mental health counseling.
Fees: No fees if unemployed, set fees for those with income | Eligibility: Washoe county residents with history of homelessness and alcohol/drug abuse who desire to turn life around. | How to apply: Call or visit website for information.

Languages: Spanish

INFO: Burial and Cremation Assistance: Provides supportive services to individuals and families in need, who are low-income, displaced, struggling with mental health or substance use, are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless in Washoe County. A division of Washoe County Human Services Agency.

Victim Services: Offers crisis intervention services and assistance, safety planning, emergency financial assistance to help victims stabilize their lives, legal and medical advocacy, case management, assistance with the criminal justice system, victim advocacy, and relocation assistance and/or shelter assistance.
Fees: No Fee | How to apply: By appointment. Call or visit website for information.

Languages: Access, To, Translation, Services, Spanish

INFO: Mobile Crisis Response Team-Northern Nevada: Provides crisis hotline intervention and stabilization services for children, adolescents, and their families. Services are available for children and adolescents who are exhibiting behavioral or mental issues which pose a threat the child's stability within their home, school, or community.
Fees: No Fee | Eligibility: Youth under 18 and their families needing crisis mental health services. | How to apply: Call for information

INFO: Congregate Meal-Gerlach Senior Center: Offers lunch in a group setting; socialize with other participants while enjoying a healthy meal. The program provides one hot meal or fresh salad per day. Lunch time will differ based on site location. All sites require reservations by 8:30am on the day the meal is served except for WCSS Reno site.
Eligibility: Seniors 60 and older; and/or qualified individuals: spouse of a senior, individual with a disability living at a nutrition site (and eating at that site), or individual with disability who is dependent on a senior. Meals are available for individuals under the age of 60 at a cost of $4.00. | How to apply: Make reservations for meal by 8:30am on the day the meal is served.

INFO: Congregate Meal-Metropolitan Gardens: Offers lunch in a group setting; socialize with other participants while enjoying a healthy meal. The program provides one hot meal or fresh salad per day. Lunch time will differ based on site location. All sites require reservations by 8:30am on the day the meal is served except for WCSS Reno site.
Eligibility: Seniors 60 and older; and/or qualified individuals (spouse of a senior, individual with disability living at a nutrition site (and eating at that site), or individual with disability who is dependent on a senior). | How to apply: Walk-in at 8:30am to reserve meal.