Greater Las Vegas Housing, Health, & Essential Resources
SPEAK WITH SOMEONE WHO CAN HELP
If you or someone you know is in need of housing assistance or related services, we can help! Please call our Helpline 833-999-TONI or email us at info@tonishouse.org
The Courtyard Homeless Resource Center: courtyardHRC@ lasvegasnevada.gov | Corridor of Hope at 314 Foremaster Ln Las Vegas NV (across the street from Catholic Charities) | 702-229-6117 | Provides a safe place for the unhoused and their pets to sleep at night. Also provides medical assistance, employment assistance, free showers, rest rooms, a kitchen, mailboxes, pet kennel and more. Open 24hrs a day.
Catholic Charities: catholiccharities.com | 1501 Las Vegas Blvd. N Las Vegas (near Foremaster Lane) | 702-385-2662 | Housing and food, child & family services, immigration & refugee services, and more.
HopeLink: link2hope.org | 3535 W. Sahara Ave. Las Vegas | 178 Westminster Way, Henderson | 702-566-0576 Emergency housing, clothing, food, rental assistance, IDs, employment & more.
Las Vegas Rescue Mission: vegasrescue.org | 480 W. Bonanza Las Vegas (near D Street) 702-382-1766 | Up to 7-night stay. Intake for women & families 3-4 PM. Intake for single men 6PM.
The Salvation Army: salvationarmyusa.org/usn/provide-shelter | 35 West Owens Ave. Las Vegas | 702-701-5369 | For adults. 30-night stay. Day shelter available. Random breathalyzer.
The Shade Tree: theshadetree.org | 1 W. Owens Las Vegas | 702-385- 0072 | For women & children. Open 24 hrs *Noah’s Animal House pet sanctuary for Shade Tree residents
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center: helpsonv.org/shannonwest- homeless-youth-center | 1640 E. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas NV | 702- 526-4990 | Provides services for at-risk youth ages 16 – 24. Open 24 hours
WestCare Community Involvement Center: westcare.com | 323 N Maryland Pkwy. Las Vegas | 702-385-3330 | No requirement to be substance-free. Medical clearance is required.
Crossroads of Southern Nevada: crossroadsofsonv.com | 12121 W Charleston Blvd. Las Vegas | 702 727-4360 | 18 years old & above / All genders accepted. Open 24 hours.
Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital: desertparkway.com | 3247 S Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas | (877)-663-7976 | Detox, inpatient, outpatient, vets, special needs/ autism, mental health issues. All ages & sexes are welcome.
Westcare: westcare.com | For intake/assessment in Las Vegas and Henderson areas call (702) 385-3330.
Foundation for Recovery: forrecovery.org | 4800 Alpine Pl. Suite #12 Las Vegas | 702-257-8199 | M-F. 9AM – 5PM
Help of Southern Nevada: helpsonv.org | 140 East Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas | (702) 369-4357 | 3755 W. Lake Mead Blvd. North Las Vegas
One Stop: nvcareercenter.org | 702-822-4200 | Check website for locations & hours around the valley.
The Salvation Army Rehabilitation Services: salvationarmyusa. org/usn/rehabilitation | 211 Judson Ave. North Las Vegas | Call (702) 399-2769) for intake. Room & board included at no cost.
Education
Explore our mobile learning courses covering a variety of topics that support recovery and healthy living. They’re designed with all audiences in mind, easy to access with just your mobile phone, and can be completed at your own pace.
Substance Use Disorders & Approaches to Recovery
Are you concerned that you or a loved one might have an addiction? Maybe you’re already looking for help to jumpstart recovery? Then this course is for you. Learn to identify the signs, symptoms, and diagnostic criteria of substance use disorders and utilize self-assessment tools to reflect on substance use and its impact. You’ll be introduced to the various treatment options that are available and shown how to develop and implement a personalized sobriety plan with goals for recovery and wellness. Finally, you’ll explore strategies for maintaining long-term sobriety, including coping with triggers, building resilience, and engaging with support networks. Tap Here to begin.
Programs and Events
Here you can find monthly events throughout the year. Events include things such as:
Non-Denominational Bible Study: Lessons are relevant to rebuilding broken lives and learning to love yourself and others. Recovering addicts and friends and family are encouraged to attend.
Recovery Meetings: A speaker-driven meeting on recovery. All recovering addicts are encouraged to attend. (Coed)
Community Connections
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
Food | Shelter | Recovery
Founded in 1970, the Las Vegas Rescue Mission (LVRM) started with a small storefront building that included the chapel, kitchen, and a shelter that could house a few men. Today, LVRM campus takes up two city blocks in downtown Las Vegas, helping hundreds of men, women, and their children daily, and provides approximately 30,000 meals each month.
Food | Shelter | Recovery
Catholic Charities USA was founded over a century ago by men and women who believed that the collective efforts of the church to faithfully serve people in need could change the course of poverty in our nation.
At Catholic Charities we help people, regardless of their faith, who are struggling with poverty and other complex issues. At CCUSA, our advocacy and disaster relief programs — and our support of member agencies in our network — is making tangible progress toward providing help and hope to our neighbors across the country.
Our collective efforts focus on a set of strategic priorities that make a difference in the lives of people in need.
Food | Shelter | Recovery
Founded in 2017, CrossRoads of Southern Nevada approaches care of the most vulnerable of our population – those with addiction issues, mental health issues, and those with co-occurring addiction and mental health struggles – with a whole-person approach. Depending on clients’ individual needs and partnering providers’ input, it is our goal that patients will remain with CrossRoads as long determined by their individualized case plans and individually established client goals. CrossRoads provides clients with a continuum of care with a variety of wrap-around services, in partnership with many strategic partners.
Addiction Treatment
As part of American Addiction Centers’ portfolio of facilities through the U.S., we treat both addiction and co-occurring disorders with the help of a dedicated, compassionate staff with years of experience in the treatment industry. Our Las Vegas location makes it easy for people to access our life-changing programs. With an abundance of amenities and features ranging from hotel-style rooms and a private fitness center to biofeedback therapy, Desert Hope is a true recovery oasis in the Nevada desert. Come experience all the joy that a life in sobriety can bring you.
Detox and Rehab Center
Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital is an acute psychiatric facility located in the center of Las Vegas, Nevada. Desert Parkway’s comprehensive mental health programs are designed to treat adolescent and adult patients with both dignity and respect while providing the very best in care.
We are dedicated to helping patients in the Las Vegas area with behavioral illness and/or chemical dependency with compassion and kindness. Our mental health facilities offer a variety of psychiatric healthcare programs.
Behavioral Healthcare Hospital
Who we are
The Fearless Kind is committed to creating recovery solutions for women. Our hope is to provide women with the tools they need to thrive in recovery after leaving our treatment program.
What we do
We provide Residential treatment and follow up Intensive Outpatient treatment with adjunct Transitional Housing. We specialize in holistic treatment services in a safe environment for women seeking recovery from substance use, eating disorders, trauma, and co-occurring mental health disorders.
How we are different
Holistic Treatment | Comprehensive treatment for substance use and co-occurring | Gender Responsive | Trauma Responsive | Intimate “home-like” treatment environment
Gender-Responsive Treatment
It is important to understand that addiction impacts women differently than men. More specifically, the onset and progression of addiction occurs differently for women – thus, suggesting that treatment should also be different!
Gender-responsive care means that our facility and programming have been designed to meet the unique needs of women. While many treatment facilities may be for women only, their programming may not be gender-responsive. At The Fearless Kind, our program and environment are sensitive to the needs of women seeking recovery from addiction, trauma, and other mental health disorders.
Psychiatric, Detox, and Rehab
The WestCare Foundation ~ Uplifting the Human Spirit
Uplifting the human spirit is a lofty statement for any organization to promote as their objective, especially given the challenging world we live in today. Quality health and human services for individuals, families and communities in need are a priceless resource. With over four decades of experience, WestCare has the necessary expertise to be that resource to the communities we serve.
WestCare, a family of tax-exempt nonprofit organizations, provides a wide spectrum of health and human services in both residential and outpatient environments. Our services include substance abuse and addiction treatment, homeless and runaway shelters, domestic violence treatment and prevention, and mental health programs. These services are available to adults, children, adolescents, and families; we specialize in helping people traditionally considered difficult to treat, such as those who are indigent, have multiple disorders, or are involved with the criminal justice system.
Much of our growth has resulted from partnering with like-minded, community-oriented treatment programs that focus on providing the highest quality services. All of these partnerships are to the mutual benefit of the organizations involved and have enabled the partners to sustain and enhance the provision of treatment services for those who need such help. A brief historical overview shows how this strategy has further strengthened and broadened the treatment continuum WestCare provides in its many regions.
Health & Human Services | Recovery
Puentes is a 501 (c)(3), nonprofit community-based organization focused on reducing systemic and structural inequity through the development of sustainable support and services which improve the social determinants of health in the communities we serve. For greater clarity, we serve communities at a higher risk for poor outcomes as a result of the barriers they experience to social, economic, political, and environmental resources.
Supportive Services
The Shade Tree was established in 1989 as Jubilee Ministries and, at the time, had little more to offer than safety, shelter, and cots in the basement of Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church. In 1990, diocese members, Junior League of Las Vegas, and the City of Las Vegas collaborated to establish a permanent shelter. In December of that year, The Shade Tree opened in a building owned by Catholic Charities.
The Shade Tree is the largest shelter of its kind in the state and is the only 24-hour accessible shelter designed specifically to meet the needs of women and their children in the region. The upper floors of our 38,000 square foot facility are residential areas with singles dorm rooms, family dorm rooms rooms, classrooms, communal bathrooms, and an acute care medical clinic. The main floor has facilities to include a “Dayroom,” fully equipped kitchen, laundry room, and Children’s Activity Center. The full basement is used for storing donations and shelter supplies.
The Shade Tree is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We are a local ‘grassroots’ agency with no national affiliation or support.
Shelter
The city of Las Vegas is committed to ending homelessness by reducing barriers and ensuring access to resources for homeless individuals. The city has a full range of services and programs dedicated to end homelessness, and works with community partners to ensure residents can access a safe, respectful and permanent location to thrive.
The city is focused on the Courtyard Homeless Resource Center. A starting point where homeless individuals can go to access resources all in one place within the Corridor of Hope at 314 Foremaster Lane. Currently, the Courtyard is open seven days a week 24 hours a day. Get help by calling 702-229-6117 or courtyardHRC@lasvegasnevada.gov .
Homeless Shelter and Services
Our mission is to reduce homelessness in our city through treating its root causes – substance-abuse disorders and mental illness. Through our diverse staff, we educate the public on best-practices in addressing our homeless crisis and utilize our thirteen strategies for treatment to free our city’s most underserved citizens from addiction and mental illness. Through the application of our Credo, every opioid (and/or any other drug) addicted person, will be provided an easily accessible pathway to seek out, find and live their own best life through an individualized recovery process.
Email
contact@vegasstronger.org
Phone (HELPLINE)
702-202-6647
ADDRESS
916 N. Main Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Multi-agency Resources
35 years ago, a dedicated group of Lutheran church volunteers began serving meals and providing food and clothing to people in need out of some of the local churches. They started food and clothing closets and then began to grow and get organized. They became incorporated on December 20, 1996 and Lutheran Social Services was born. Since then LSSN has grown and served more and more people as it became a trusted grassroots organization known for its diverse services for individuals of many demographics, including: low-income, at-risk of homelessness, homeless, families with or without children, youth, veterans, people with disabilities, and senior citizens. In the last 25 years over a half a million individuals have been cared for by the agency. LSSN’s comprehensive social services include DigiMart, an online food pantry; mobile food distribution events called Open Air Markets; nutrition education classes and live cooking demonstrations; the Heart of the City Senior Meal Program and senior supportive services; mainstream benefits applications; and other safety net services. Our mission is to: Express the Love of Christ by Serving and Caring for People in Need.
Social Services
Find your community. Foundation for Recovery is Nevada’s statewide Recovery Community Organization – a community nonprofit led by volunteers and staff in recovery from mental health and substance use disorders. Together we support people and families struggling and create a sense of community among those of us with lived-experience. We focus on our strengths, not our illness.
Multiple Servies
FIT was founded because we saw a need in our community that was unmet by any other organization: People need to, and want to, support their families without public assistance. The problem is, without education or employment history, you can’t get, and keep, a job that pays enough to make the family self-sufficient.
Our mission became to help the underemployed and unemployed in southern Nevada gain the vocational education and job training to get that well-paying job. From the very beginning, our program design included matching each client to a Case Manager who works with them one-on-one. While we don’t duplicate services that are available elsewhere in the community, we do make sure that each client has all of the resources they need to overcome each of their barriers to employment.
Multiple Servies
The Just One Project was founded with the mission of connecting the community through volunteering and inspiring people to give back. Since our inception, we have grown into an innovative client-centric organization that touches over 17,000 lives monthly.
Their goal is to increase access to food, resources, and supportive services to build a stronger, healthier, and more connected community.
Food and Other Resources