Provides care management for HIV positive residents of Clark County. Referrals and information are provided for all aspects of HIV care including: primary medical care, housing, and benefits counseling. Food bank is available and hot lunch is served four days a week. HIV education and outreach also available.

Provides assistance for AIDS and HIV patients and their immediate family members. Medications housing rent and advice is offered.

A Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) is a community-based service organization that has the capacity to own, develop, or sponsor affordable housing for the community it serves.

Provides non-medical home care companions to do light housekeeping, meal preparation, grocery shopping, medication reminders, supervision, social interaction, and other services that are helpful to seniors and their families. Accepts medicaid, VA benefits, private pay, and qualifying insurance programs.Offices in Emmett-365-7409, Mt. HOme-587-3644, Nampa-466-7033,

Alternative Sentencing works with the courts throughout Riverside County. When an individual is sentenced to community service, domestic violence counseling or anger management, ASP places them in a community service or counseling program. Long-Term Care Ombudsman is a free and confidential service that maintains and improves the quality of life for residents in long-term care facilities by training community volunteers to investigate and resolve problems of residents in nursing homes and board and care homes. When you dial (951) 686-HELP, you are put in touch with someone who cares, who will listen and support you in your time of crisis 24-hours a day. Bilingual counselors are also available. It is important to remember “you are not alone” when a crisis occurs.

NRC hosts workshops, the Annual Nonprofit Conference, funder forums, and networking mixers, NRC hosts workshops, the Annual Nonprofit Conference, funder forums, and networking mixers, The Shared Housing Program connects home seekers with compatible home providers by registering and carefully matching all applicants. Shared Housing will also work with both parties to develop an agreement, provide mediation and recommendations, as well as stay in touch with clients once matches are made.

Many incarcerated men who wake up to the past horror of their sins, wonder how they will ever start over again. How they can re-enter a community and be accepted?

Becoming re-established with a new foundation is vital to re-entering society and men who enter Bethel Ministries program know they need help and want it. The Bethel staff and volunteers come alongside these men with the commitment and support they need. From that moment on, they strive to help each man make his personal transition back into society with a renewed spirit and right direction. Bethel provides a most successful and proven alternative to re-entering the community with no support and guidance.

Subsidized housing for families, disabled, & elderly (2-4 year waiting list). Public Housing (project based housing) for the elderly & disabled (9-12 month wait list). For available rental units from various landlords in the community please visit website.

Homeless families in Ada, Canyon, and Twin Falls counties are referred by local, emergency homeless shelters. Upon acceptance into the program, families are immediately moved into a housing unit (typically an apartment with a lease in their name) and provided basic household furnishings. If not already working, adults are given up to sixty days to find employment and are provided a wealth of community resources. The ultimate goal for families is self sufficiency, and participants are expected to pay their own rent within six months. Approximately 86% of homeless families served are able to pay their own rent within six months.

Local businesses and congregations of faith agree to sponsor a participating family’s rent for up to six months. Leases are signed between the family and landlord, and typically range in market value between $500-$800 per month, depending on the size of the unit needed.

CATCH OF ADA COUNTY
catch@catchprogram.org

CATCH OF CANYON COUNTY
info@catchprogram.org

CAAW can provide you with the following free services:

 24-Hour Hotline

 Support Groups

 Legal Support/Assistance with Temporary Protection Orders (TPOs)

 Domestic Violence Advocacy at Child Protective Services (CPS)

 Transportation/Food/Clothing

 Emergency Shelter

 Children’s Programs

 Transitional Housing

Provides health care, nutrition, housing, and after school programs in the San Benardino, California area.

Chrysalis Women's Transitional Living, Inc. provides a safe environment for women trying to escape lives that are unmanageable due to substance abuse and family violence. Our program teaches women to form honest relationships with God, self and others in order to become positive and contributing members of society.

Located across from BSU. Have low income studios, 1 & 2 bedroom units & a few larger units. A majority of units are studios, which are remodeled motel rooms. Rent includes all utilities.$15 application fee. Please call for availability & length of the waiting list.

Welcome to the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority Website ( SNRHA)

About Us

The SNRHA, an Accredited Management Organization®, has a housing inventory which includes 19 conventional public housing developments. These units are owned and managed by the Housing Authority. Additionally, the Housing Authority owns and manages several scattered site properties (single-family homes) which are also part of the conventional public housing program. Of the 19 developments, 5 are designated senior developments, 5 are designated as elderly/disabled developments and 9 are designated as family developments. The SNRHA currently provides 2870 public housing units to 7606 residents under the conventional public housing program. The SNRHA also administers some 10,094 Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) that allow families to rent in the private market and receive a subsidy towards their rent. The SNRHA maintains another 1024 Affordable Housing units which includes a multitude of scattered site properties under the Neighborhood Stabilization Program 1. In addition, the SNRHA owns a 60-unit public housing tax credit development called Otto Merida Desert Villas.

The Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority has an annual budget of $137 million and has received approximately $20 million in ARRA funds.

While we are a new Housing Authority, serving all of Southern Nevada, we already have an extensive and honorable lineage as the successor to the Housing Authorities of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, and Clark County. Now, all of that expertise is under one roof and we hope to serve you much more efficiently.

The SNRHA is made-up of staff from diverse cultural, ethnic and racial backgrounds. We believe diversity promotes awareness and understanding, and allows creativity and openness to change. The SNRHA recognizes and celebrates workplace diversity and believes it is essential part of our organization to face the challenges of the future.

Our Vision
Our vision is that of a well-recognized, innovative leader in the continuum of housing programs. We will offer opportunities that are creative, consistent, meaningful and that will lead to empowerment and greater self-sufficiency. We strive to be recognized for leadership quality service and excellence that achives the highest level of performance, experience and financial stability.

Our Mission
We will conduct business fairly and in transparency and create partnerships in the community which exemplify the same values. We will maintain high standards, be sensitive to cultural diversity and work to provide quality and sustainable housing options and opportunities that promote empowerment and self-sufficiency. We will provide quality products and professional service and be good stewards of the public trust.

Our Core Values
Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority's Core Values are to be passionate, honest, committed, ethical and consistent professionals who provide excellence in business practices and customer service.

Executive Staff

Vacant, Executive Director
Phone (702) 477-3110

Vacant, Deputy Executive Director
Phone (702) 477-3110

Amparo Gamazo, Director of Modernization and Development
Phone (702) 477-3150
Email amgamazo@snvrha.org

Brenda Fonseca, Director of Housing Programs
Phone (702) 477-3100
Email bfonseca@snvrha.org

Fred Haron, Director of Finance
Phone (702) 477-3210
Email fharon@snvrha.org

Patricia Stephens, Acting Director of Affordable Housing
Phone (702) 477-3386
Email pstephens@snvrha.org

Gary Cottino, Human Resources Manager
Phone (702) 477-3171
Email gcottino@snvrha.org

Fernando Gomez, Director of Information Technology
Phone (702) 477-3160
Email fgomez@snvrha.org

Vacant, Director of Procurement
Phone (702) 477-3100

Tracey Torrence, Director of Supportive Services
Phone (702) 477-3180
Email ttorrence@snvrha.org

This government agency has a number of financial assistance programs for the low income, unemployed, and families faced with poverty. One of the main ones is emergency rental assistance, including eviction prevention services and low income housing. The locations to call or apply at are below.

Clark County Catholic Charities

The Social Services Program serves families and individuals who find themselves in a crisis such as layoffs, family emergencies, or other unforeseen issues that have caused a setback in their lives. regardless of religion, they may be able to offer assistance. If you have and eviction notice then you may qualify for emergency rental assistance. Possibly money for deposit, first month's rent or moving costs is also available at the charity.

Depending on the situation and our available resources, we can assist with basic necessities such as:

• Emergency food
• Baby items
• Hygiene items
• School Supplies
• Other community resources

The goal of Catholic Charities Social Services is to provide the assistance necessary to prevent a temporary hardship from becoming a long-term crisis for families or individuals in distress.

Services

Adoption/Pregnancy

Catholic Charities Adoption Services has been providing adoption services since 1941. Through ethics and leadership, Adoption Services
compassionately serves children throughout their lives by guiding, educating and empowering birth families, adoptive families and the community.

Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada has provided adoption services since 1941 and facilitates approximately 20-25 adoption plans each year. We are here to assist anyone considering adoption for their child to learn more about the adoption process and if this will be the right choice for you. We recognize this can be a difficult time and are here to offer support and guidance as you explore your options. Catholic Charities prides ourselves in our ethical, caring services we provide to all clients. We believe making an adoption plan for child is a very loving and selfless decision.

In the state of Nevada, parents cannot sign any paperwork consenting to an adoption before their child is at least 72 hours old. This means all work done during the pregnancy and immediately following the birth of the child is part of the planning process and is not legally binding. Prior to signing consent paperwork, a birthparent may choose to parent their child at any time.

Catholic Charities offers individualized, custom adoption plans. These plans are created by birth parents with the assistance of an adoption social worker. We also offer a monthly support group for birth parents as well as expectant parents considering adoption for their child. We have three full-time social workers, one of which is dedicated to working with expectant and birth parents. For more information visit: http://www.catholiccharities.com/adoption-pregnant/

Senior Services

Since 1974, Catholic Charities Senior Services has assisted senior citizens in the southern Nevada community.
The focus of our programs is to help senior clients remain independent, healthy and in their own homes for as long as possible. For more information visit: http://www.catholiccharities.com/services/senior-services/

Food and Nutrition

Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada provides food and nutrition to individuals and families in need. We offer a variety of services including
home delivery through our Meals on Wheels program and daily meals prepared in our on-site dining facility.                      For more information visit: http://www.catholiccharities.com/services/food-nutrition/

Immigration and Refugees 

At Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada, we aim to help individuals obtain self-sufficiency and stability in the United States.
Services include classes to improve language skills, legal assistance and representation and much more. For more information visit: http://www.catholiccharities.com/services/immigration-refugee-services/

Housing and Shelter

Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada offers a wide variety of housing and shelter services ranging from emergency shelter to long term support and guidance.
Our aim is to provide the resources needed to empower our clients and help them reach their goals of self-sufficiency. For more information visit: http://www.catholiccharities.com/services/housing-shelter/

Retail Services Closure

For several years, Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada has been operating resale thrift stores providing the community with reasonably priced clothing and household goods. Taking a thoughtful look at our mission and operations, we have determined that it is in the best interest of those we serve to close our distribution center and two retail locations, one on Eastern Avenue and Tropicana Avenue and the other on Rainbow Boulevard and Charleston Boulevard.

We endeavor to always be wise and effective stewards of our resources as we provide for our community’s most vulnerable. Amid the current landscape of the competitive Las Vegas retail market, closing our thrift stores allows our agency to focus on our core mission of providing food, shelter, and comprehensive services to more than 100,000 clients each year.

With that being said, we cannot serve this great number of our community’s most vulnerable without your help: we continue to rely on food and donation drives, financial support, and the gift of volunteer service. Thank you for all you do to give help and hope to people in need.

How To Get Involved

There are many ways you can help support the mission of Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada. Whether it’s a financial contribution, Organizing a donation drive, or volunteering your time, we greatly appreciate your help. Together we can make a difference in the lives of thousands of men, women and children in southern Nevada.

Private, non-profit agency which serves the economically and socially disadvantaged by responding to their specific needs, enabling them to become self-sufficient and reach their full potential through individual, social, and educational development.

Services may include, but are not limited to, food commodities, emergency food, energy assistance, clothing, limited financial assistance dependent upon funding sources, family development programs, special housing programs, and telephone assistance (you can apply for the telephone assistance program at either Health and Welfare or the Community Action Agency) Other community programs may be available, call your local office for details.
***RAPID RE-HOUSING PROGRAM*** start date April 12, 2010
Individuals and households that would be homeless but for this assistance. Both of the following must apply:
-1. There are no other appropriate housing options

Provides housing, support groups, counseling, parenting classes, life skills, budgeting, legal advocacy, sexual assault prevention and has a thrift store.

The Program focuses on 7 core service types: Parenting skills, self-sufficiency, community action, child abuse prevention
services, information and referral services, education, literacy and life skills. The goal is to develop healthy families
who live in healthy communities and to strengthen and support families with children, moving towards self-sufficiency.
Counseling, utilities & rental assistance, parenting & anger management classes, job information, resume building, and
food bank.

A Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) is a community-based service organization that has the capacity to own, develop, or sponsor affordable housing for the community it serves.

East Valley Family Services provides services to the Las Vegas valley through a variety of programs targeted to families, children, and seniors, and is a non-profit organization that provides support for families in need.

All Local Food Pantry: Daily 8:30 A.M and 4:00 P.M.

May use every 60 days. Food boxes have 2-4 days of food.  USDA commodities  - call for more info.

Undocumented  welcome.

Interpreter available upon request.

Mountain Home Food Pantry Hours of Operation: M - F 8AM - 12PM & 1PM - 4:30PM

Provides housing assistance to Fallon Paiute-Shoshone tribal members. Legal Services

The purpose of the Family preservation Program is to provide financial assistance to family members caring for their relatives with severe or profound developmental disabilities so that the family member can remain at home avoiding costly out of home placements.

To be the leading provider of vital on-site health, education and employment services to low-income families, children and seniors. Our goal is to help keep family members employed, children in school, and seniors active.

Project Access, Inc.
3900 Birch Street, Suite 113
Newport Beach, CA 92660

Project Access, Inc.
1611 Telegraph, Suite 1112
Oakland, CA 94612

The Family Unification Program provides Housing Choice Voucher rental assistance to families whose lack of adequate housing is a primary cause of separation or imminent separation of a child or children from their families.

Golden Rainbow provides housing and financial assitance to men, women and children living with HIV/AIDS in Southern Nevada.

Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas builds single family homes throughout Clark County for working families earning less than 60 percent of area median income. The home is sold at no profit though a no interest mortgage. Participating families are required to volunteer their labor to help build Habitat homes.

H.E.R.O. aids professional agencies statewide in the implementation, frequency, and efficiency of providing homebuyer education. The ultimate goal of H.E.R.O and its participating service providers is to provide the highest quality education to all interested parties throughout the state of South Dakota.

Provides 24-hour emergency care, counseling, and education for boys and girls between the ages of 9 and 17 who are runaways, homeless, or victims of abuse and/or neglect. Hays Shelter Home staffs the only 24-hour help line supporting vulnerable youth in the Treasure Valley.

Services and referrals are also available to parents who need help addressing problems that disrupt healthy home environments. These problems include: parent/youth conflict; runaways; homelessness; school problems; abuse; neglect/abandonment; poor communication; and unlawful behaviors.

Crisis Line (877) 805-2308

This organization serves as an advocate for the homeless in Southern Nevada.

We strategically expand our programs and refine our service delivery systems to better serve the poor, the homeless and those in crisis who come to us as a place of last resort.

Henderson Allied Community Advocates

MISSION STATEMENT

HopeLink'sission is building a stronger community by preventing homelessness, keeping families intact, and promoting self-sufficiency.

Programs + Results

How does this organization make a difference?

What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?

Program long term success

Expanded programs to prevent child abuse and neglect in the Southern Nevada community.

Financials

Financial information is an important part of gauging the short- and long-term health of the organization.

Sign In or Create Account to view Revenue and Expenses information

NEED MORE INFO ON THIS NONPROFIT?

Free: Gain immediate access to the following:

• Address, phone, website and contact information
• Forms 990 for 2015, 2014 and 2013
• Board Chair and Board Members
• Access to the GuideStar Community

Henderson NV Low Income Housing US

Find affordable rentals & housing options for low income families and individuals

Section 8 Housing

The 'Section 8' program (now Housing Choice Voucher) is designed to assist low income families, seniors, and disabled to find safe and affordable housing.

Housing Authorities

Most housing authorities provide low rent or even free living options (public housing) for qualified residents. Find your local housing authority.

Income Based Housing

Many landlords offer properties at rents proportional to tenant's income in exchange for tax credits. LowIncomeHousing.us lists thousands of income based properties.

Subsidized Housing

Some local governments will pay private landlords (sometimes non-profit) in exchange for affordable rents for low and moderately low income people.

Low Income Rentals

Low Income Housing includes safe, clean, and affordable apartments, homes, and non profit resources. Our service is free to people in need of low income housing.

TBRA is a Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program specific to assisting Henderson residents that have recently become homeless in the last 12 months transition from the streets to stable housing. The goal of the program is assist homeless individuals or families to gain employment secure income and become self-sufficient again. Clients must have proof of Henderson residency. Clients will be responsible for paying a portion of their income towards their rent while in the program and agree to follow a program agreement and an individualized case plan.

The program helps families and indiviuals in Las Vegas who are currently in housing but are at risk of becoming homeless. Also assisted are families and individuals who are homeless and need help to obtain and retain housing.

The Homeownership Preservation Foundation seeks to help homeowners avoid foreclosure by providing them with HUD-approved counselors.

A Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) is a community-based service organization that has the capacity to own, develop, or sponsor affordable housing for the community it serves.

Providing basic needs assistance to homeless, those at risk of becoming homeless, and low income individuals and families in the Rialto and Central Valley Areas of San Bernardino Direct Services Provided: Hope Outreach Food Pantry: 3rd Saturday distribution, HOPE's Closet: 3rd Saturday Distribution, Resource and Referral Programs

This organization seeks to strethen families, neighborhoods and communities through quality housing.  Services include homebuyer education, housing counseling and affordable housing development.

Call for appt.

Idaho HOPE (Home Outreach Program for Empowerment) is a program in Boise which assists new participants with supported housing, supported employment, intensive crisis intervention, peer support services, and benefits assistance. The program assists adults who have been diagnosed with a mental illness meet their basic needs and improve their quality of life. Eligibility criteria include: minimal or no existing services, history and/or risk of hospitalization due to a mental illness, functional limitations, voluntary participation, no existing health insurance (including Medicare and Medicaid). Services are provided free of charge.

Idaho Housing is a uniquely created and organized financial institution and administrator of affordable housing resources. In its simplest form, Idaho Housing’s mission is to provide funding for affordable housing opportunities in Idaho communities where they are most needed and when it is economically feasible.

Assists new homeowners with low- interest mortgages for eligible first-time homebuyers, income based, potential help with down payments & closing costs. Home Buyer Education classes both live & on line. Counseling services include pre-purchase, post purchase non-default, homeless prevention, & foreclosure prevention counseling.

Housing authorities provide decent and affordable housing in a safe and secure living environment for low and moderate income residents. Oftentimes they provide section 8 housing choice vouchers for those that qualify for low income housing. Most every housing authority that provides vouchers currently has multi year waiting lists. Housing authorities also provide low income public housing options that also often have multi year waiting lists. Housing authorities also provide low cost apartments for seniors, handicapped persons, single mothers with children, and homeless.

This is a HUD Housing approved Housing Assistance agency. They may be able to provide housing assistance. Review their description below.
Housing assistance programs include:
Pre purchase Homebuyer Education Workshops

Idaho Housing is a uniquely created and organized financial institution and administrator of affordable housing resources. In its simplest form, Idaho Housing’s mission is to provide funding for affordable housing opportunities in Idaho communities where they are most needed and when it is economically feasible.

Emergency rent assistance. Call for screening for emergency rental assistance. Must have paid rent for 3 consecutive months on time (does not need to be the last 3 months), must have eviction notice, must participate in case management, have proof of income and Ada County resident. Tues, Wed, Thurs 11–2

Provides affordable housing.

The Las Vegas Rescue Mission strives to be the model for providing hope and change to the homeless, addicted, and others in need. We do this through feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, and by offering care, support, and an introduction to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. In the end, we provide redemption, recovery, and re-entry to independent living.  Spiritual Guidance, Recovery Program, Clothing Ministry, Daily Meals, Emergency Shelter, Food pantry program – emergency food for hundreds of needy families, Holiday food baskets – distributed in November and December, Mothers with babies – provided with formula, baby food, diapers and more, Service agencies – daycare, senior homes, etc., daily given bread, dairy, and more

The mission of the Las Vegas Urban League is to empower communities and ensure equal opportunity for low-income citizens. It establishes programs and support policies that address social and economic issues faced by low income and minority residents of Clark County Nevada, and its outlying areas.

* Emergency lodging for men (meals and showers included).
* Clothing room for men.
* New Life Program - a FREE 12+ months men's drug and alcohol recovery program (including
counseling, GED and career preparation).
* Life Transition and Transitional Housing* Programs for men (* program fees required).
* Nightly chapel services provided from 6:00p-7:00p for all who would like to attend.
* Meals (Lunch - Mon-Sat, 12:00pm; Sun.-1:00pm and Dinner-7:00pm nightly) provided for all needy.
* Food boxes. (Please call for times and other requirements.)
* Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday dinners/food boxes.
*Referrals to other agencies.
The CATCH program - Charitable Assistance To Community's Homeless in Boise and Caldwell- primarily assists homeless families with children younger than 18. The program is also available to young adults, ages 18 to 22, who are aging out of foster care.
**How CATCH program works? - The case manager will work with four shelters (Hope's Door, Lighthouse Rescue Mission, Salvation Army and Valley Crisis), as well as with WICAP, to receive referrals for families that meet the program qualifications. Once a family is determined to be eligible, that family will sign a lease directly with a landlord and CATCH of Canyon County will pay the rent, with funds donated by businesses, faith-based organizations, private individuals and stimulus dollars.

• Center for Independent Living
• Accept Medicaid, Insurance, and Private pay
• Personal Cares Services, providing quality in- home care while promoting independence
• Benefits Counseling
• Transportation program

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE - HOMELESS PREVENTION AND RAPID RE-HOUSING

Public Housing Agencies (PHA) help low-income families and individuals achieve greater stability and self-reliance by providing safe, affordable, and quality housing. Local PHAs can provide information on public housing programs, such as housing vouchers, and other public housing assistance programs.

To provide direct services and resource referrals. Learn about accessing government sponsored healthcare. Research a vast library of health and local community resources including food banks, low income housing, etc. Receive assistance from onsite bilingual staff about healthcare information. Watch a video about health related subjects such as diabetes. A multipurpose meeting room is available to community based agencies to hold events or meeting free of charge. Health vouchers are available for individuals to redeem at Molina Medical offices where they can receive the personalized care they need. Access to multiple other services for various county agencies and community based organizations.

The Mission of the Montclair Community Collaborative, a determined, dynamic partnership, is to guarantee a progressive, quality community for all by working together as diverse, committed individuals and organizations.

All of the services from this HUD-certified counseling agency are free. These services included individual counseling, credit resolution, financial counseling, house hunting and mortgage application assistance.

This organization prides itself as a dedicated partnership of committed residents, business leaders and governmental entities. The organization's purpose is to promote affordable housing and home ownership throughout Clark County, as well as neighborhood revitalization in targeted areas.

A Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) is a community-based service organization that has the capacity to own, develop, or sponsor affordable housing for the community it serves.

Below-market apartment rental units (based on income) -2,3,& 4 bedroom. 322-5855, 386-9818 Below market mobile home space rental, based on income 573-0258​   Home Foreclosure Prevent 258-6224​ Licensed mortgage lending, down-payment assistance 258-6788​ Financial Counseling 258-6225​

Helping people connect the pieces of life through education, housing, employment and emergency services. Providing Homeless Prevention Rapid Re-Housing Programs, Mental Health & Behavioral Services, and education services. Other Service Categories: Education and Employment Assistance; and Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.

To facilitate community collaborations that support an inclusive environment where individuals and families have a reasonable opportunity to be supportive, kind and encouraging towards one another and the community at large

The center's mission is to provide education, legal advice, enforcement, technical assistance, policy research and financial services related to housing and consumer issues.

Nevada HAND is a non-profit corporation with the mission to improve the lives of low-income individuals by providing affordable housing solutions and supportive services.

While they do not provide financial assistance; Nevada HAND offers Affordable Housing for income qualified low income Families. They also run Senior Independent Living and also operate Senior Assisted Living sites in Clark County with income guidelines / restrictions in place.

Programs include mortgage assistance, principal reduction, principal curtailment and temporary financial assistance for qualified homeowners who have experienced a financial hardship.

Assists tenants in subsidized housing who face eviction or related issues. Nevada Legal Services also assists owners of mobile homes who are being evicted from their mobile home park.

Housing assistance

Provides free housing to qualified individuals who are employed.

This HUDapproved counseling agency offers help to those who wish to buy a home, avoid foreclosure, seek rental assistance, search for emergency shelter or transitional housing, or attain financial literacy and education.

Housing counseling and education services.

A Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) is a community-based service organization that has the capacity to own, develop, or sponsor affordable housing for the community it serves.

57 units of studio apartments. The focus of Parsons Place is to provide clean, safe affordable housing opportunities to adults with no children, who are moving out of shelters or “near homeless.” Each person in Parsons Place receives case management to help develop a plan to achieve self-sufficiency and sets a goal to transition from Parsons to Affordable Housing and ultimately Permanent Housing/Home Ownership.

The Personal Assistance Services (PAS) Program provides community-based, in home services to enable adult persons with severe physical disabilities to remain in their own homes and avoid placement in a long-term care facility.

WELCOME TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

The Nevada Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) promotes the health and well-being of its residents through the delivery or facilitation of a multitude of essential services to ensure families are strengthened, public health is protected, and individuals achieve their highest level of self-sufficiency. The Department is the largest in state government, comprised of five Divisions along with additional programs and offices overseen by the DHHS’ Director’s Office. The Department's Director, Richard Whitley, was appointed by Governor Brian Sandoval and manages nearly one-third of the state’s budget.

What is Project ASSIST?

Project ASSIST is Nevada's early intervention central resource directory for anyone seeking information about organizations, programs or agencies that may provide services and supports for children and young adults up to 21 years with disabilities, and their families.

Information can be made available on:

• Parent Support Groups
• Respite Care
• Screening, Diagnosis or Assessment
• Early Intervention Programs for Infants and Toddlers
• Preschool Special Education Services
• Education, Health, and Social Service Agencies
• Vocational Training
• Physical and Occupational Therapy
• Speech and Language Therapy
• Counseling and Psychological Services
• Advocacy Organizations
• Life Planning, Financial and Legal Assistance
• as well as many other services

Purpose

The purpose of Project ASSIST is to provide information, resources, and referral services to inform and educate families of infants and toddlers with disabilities or special health care needs, and the general public. Please call Project ASSIST for more information. Also check the menu on the left for links to Local, Statewide and National resources.

The Nevada Early Intervention Family Newsletter Archive is located on the Early Childhood Special Education Library page.

Project ASSIST Additional Contact Information

Email:  ProjectAssist@dhhs.nv.gov

Toll Free Number: 1-800-522-0066

Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Telephone calls are answered promptly when staff is available.
There is 24-hour voice mail as well as email and calls are returned generally within two working days.
Project ASSIST provides information and referral to resources at no cost.

Daniel Dinnell – State Family Resource Coordinator
Information & Referral Specialist
Department of Health and Human Services
IDEA Part C Office
Early Childhood Special Education Library
4126 Technology Way, Suite 100
Carson City, Nevada 89706
Email: ddinnell@dhhs.nv.gov

Project ASSIST Supported By

Nevada Department of Health and Human Services in accordance with the IDEA, Part C Regulations, 34 CFR, Section 303.301.  A Central Directory function is required of all states providing services under the auspices of IDEA, Part C.  The purpose of the Central Directory is to provide a coordinated system of information and referral services for families of infants and toddlers with special needs.

Informational Links

In an attempt to bring together useful information and resources, here is a collection of informational, national, state and local resources that have been found to be helpful to parents and others. The inclusion of any link on this website does not imply endorsement.

• Informational Resources
• Resources for Fathers
• Local Resources
• Statewide Resources
• National Resources
• Early Childhood Special Education Library

Project HOPE

Founded in 1958, Project HOPE (Health Opportunities for People Everywhere) is dedicated to providing lasting solutions to health problems with the mission of helping people to help themselves. Identifiable to many by the SS HOPE, the world’s first peacetime hospital ship, Project HOPE now provides medical training and health education, as well as conducts humanitarian assistance programs in more than 35 countries.

Over the past five decades, Project HOPE has demonstrated its ability to develop and permanently institute long-term solutions to pressing health problems, the true essence of helping people help themselves.

Project HOPE remains as committed as ever to addressing the world’s new health threats by playing a leadership role forging new alliances among those on the frontlines of health and together seeking new solutions.

HOPE’s Mission: To achieve sustainable advances in health care around the world by implementing health education programs and providing humanitarian assistance in areas of need.

What We Do

Where We Work

The impact of Project HOPE's work in providing solutions to the most pressing health crises can be felt across every corner of the globe. Each and every day we are saving lives, preventing disease and restoring hope for children and families living in the world's most vulnerable and medically undeserved communities. Our teams are not only providing hands-on care in times of crisis, we are also helping to build medical capacity, empowering local health care workers, and implementing long-term solutions that uniquely address in-country heath system needs. For locations visit: http://www.projecthope.org/where-we-work/

Get Involved

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Volunteer and help provide better health for vulnerable people around the world.

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PO Box 5029
Hagerstown, MD 21741-5029

After an interview process, qualified families may receive emergency financial assistance for housing needs. The nonprofit can help at risk households by issuing a grant or a loan to pay rent. Other needs such as utility or security deposit fees may be paid along with moving costs/first month's rent.

Transitional housing from prison for men, sex offenders ok.  $385 for rent and utilities with no extra fees.  Clean bedding, pillows, towels and toiletries provided as needed. Nice homes in residential neighborhoods that are close to bus stops. Contact Doug Hardy​

Non-profit organization that works to preserve affordable homeownership and revitalize communities.

RHA currently owns and manages 764 units of Public Housing (475 for families) in eight different

locations in the City of Reno and Sparks under the Public Housing programs and, through the use of the

Neighborhood Stabilization Programs and other funding, owns over 100 rental properties specifically

targeted for low income households. RHA also provides housing subsidies to more than 2,500 low

income families in Reno, Sparks, and Washoe County through Rental Assistance programs.

Open Mon., Tues, Thur., Friday 8am - 5pm
The purpose of the program is to collaborate with the community in assisting the people of Carson City in obtaining fundamental needs, which are necessary for them to develop healthy relationships and improve their quality of life

This program, administered by the Housing Division of the Nevada Department of Business and Industry (NHD), helps qualified Nevadans reduce their energy bills by helping them improve the energy efficiency of their home. This assistance could come in the form of added insulation, weather stripping, and minor home repairs.

Sober Living Home, Sober living Environment, Halfway House, SLR, Sober Roommates Substance abuse

treatment services Substance abuse treatment Detoxification Halfway house Outpatient Partial

hospitalization/Day treatment Residential short-term treatment (30 days or less) Residential long-term

treatment (more than 30 days) Women DUI/DWI offenders Other criminal justice groups Access to

recovery voucher Payment assistance (Check with facility for details)

Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification, Halfway house

Type of Care: Residential short-term treatment (30 days or less), Residential long-term treatment (more

than 30 days), Outpatient, Partial hospitalization/day treatment

Special Programs/Groups: Women, Men, DUI/DWI offenders

Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment

Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale (fee is based on income and other factors), Payment assistance

(Check with facility for details)

Every 60 days. Non-perishables and perishables. Bring proof of address & photo ID for every family member & must live in Ada Co. Senior Day is Friday from 1:30-3:00. Seniors come in for food, clothing & energy assistance.

The offer Project share for financial aid, free food boxes, case management, and more. Other assistance will be baby items, such as diapers and formula, water bill help, and the Angel Tree free Christmas toy program.

Help with Idaho Power & Intermountain Gas bills. Call and leave message with your name and phone #, will be put on wait list.  Call backs done at first of month until funding gone. During telephone interview caseworker will tell the person what they need to bring in. Bring proof of address & photo ID. From October to April.

State St.: Gas vouchers as one-time assistance. Must have valid driver’s license, insurance, current registration on vehicle.  Vouchers for job searching, job attendance, medical and court related appointments.  Bring paper proof for why voucher is needed. Tuesday-Friday 9-3 monthly until funding runs out. Bus passes may be available for attendance of life skills class. 343-5429 ext 2

Services Offered:

• Military Personnel Assistance
• Transitional Care & Work Release
• Disaster Services
• Emergency Financial Assistance
• Emergency Shelter
• Food & Nutrition Programs
• Seasonal Services
• Casework Services
• Homemaker Services
• Emergency Shelter
• Transitional Housing
• Camping Activities
• Visitation Services
• Worship Services - Children's / Teen
• Worship Services - Church
• Christian Education
• Men's Ministries
• Music & Arts Programs
• Worship Services - Sunday School
• Women's Ministries
• Worship Services - Young Adult
• Worship Services - Youth Ministries
• Character Building Programs
• Day Care
• Residential Camping Activities

Boise Email: Robert.Lloyd@usw.salvationarmy.org

Nampa Email: Maureen.Lawliss@usw.salvationarmy.org

Caldwell Email: Brent.Church@usw.salvationarmy.org

Monday-Friday 10 AM-6 PM

Clothing & household goods assistance Tuesday-Friday 1 PM-3 PM. Must bring ID for everyone & proof of address (envelope or bill).

Adults may receive help one time or for special circumstances, children every 6 months.

full-range of health and wellness services to care for children, adults and seniors in our community. high-quality comprehensive dental care to patients of all ages. Our mental and behavioral health services target a wide variety of health care needs. The SANE Solutions program is designed to help individuals and families heal from the trauma of sexual abuse. Our program is dedicated to empowering clients to live healthy and successful lives following trauma. We also work with sexual offenders and domestic batterers in an effort to prevent further trauma.

 Offers aid in the areas of child support; child care; health insurance; food stamp benefits; temporary cash assistance (requires drug testing); telephone service assistance; heating assistance; and earned income tax credit assistance.

This program provides up to two years of rental assistance for referred applicants who meet eligibility criteria, including a criminal screening. SNRHA does not have applications available for this program. Please contact one of the agencies above to receive information regarding their application, eligibility criteria, intake and referral process.

SHIP provides gender specific safe and sober housing for persons in recovery from substance abuse and mental health issues.

Programs offered include weekly bible studies, clothing ministries, and a care center with computer access, bike-to-work program, mother/baby baskets, sports night, 12 step recovery program, children’s summer camp and the Restored 2 Life Worship hour. housing, utilities and transportation. Child Care Clinic counseling ultrasounds parenting classes prison and felon help

Property Management Company. Division of Community Development, Inc. Units for Disabled, Seniors, and Family. Some Low Income Units. Rent Based on Income.

To provide opportunities to enable older South Dakotans and adults who are disabled to live independent, meaningful, and dignified lives while maintaining close family and community ties by promoting in-home and community-based services to prevent or delay premature or inappropriate institutionalization

The Governor’s House program provides reasonably-sized, affordable, energy-efficient homes requiring less maintenance allowing individuals to live independently. These homes may be placed individually or in groupings to provide a community environment.

Helping family’s find homes.

Helping family’s find homes.

A Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) is a community-based service organization that has the capacity to own, develop, or sponsor affordable housing for the community it serves.

This management organization operates 19 public housing developments and numerous singlefamily homes, providing affordable housing to more than 7,600 residents. The regional housing authority also provides subsidized rent for families in the private market.

Offers shelters to the homeless and also offers affordable housing.

Low Interest Loans

Hours: 8AM–5PM Addiction Treatment Center & Sober Living Services

Step 1 provides supportive transitional housing to low or no income, adult men in northern Nevada.

These men, who often become homeless as a result of their substance abuse issues and associated

criminal behaviors, but demonstrate a strong desire to change their lives, are provided an opportunity

for growth and change at Step 1.

Many of the men requesting supportive housing at Step 1 enter the program directly from incarceration,

the streets, area treatment centers, the court system and concerned family members.

The Model

The model of supportive transitional housing provided by Step 1 is clinically proven and unique to

northern Nevada. Structured transitional housing, combined with ASAM Level 1 Outpatient Substance

Abuse Counseling and peer-to- peer mentoring creates an environment for promoting responsible, pro-

social values.

Counseling

Each client receives substance abuse counseling to not only deal with addiction issues, but paramount is

the ability for each client to learn how to become self-sufficient so that they can re-integrate back into

the local community.

Free supportive housing if qualify to chronic homeless and mental health/substance abuse.  Includes case management, counseling, medication management.

A Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) is a community-based service organization that has the capacity to own, develop, or sponsor affordable housing for the community it serves.

Day Resource Center

The Day Resource Center provides breakfast, lunch and access to showers and laundry facilities for homeless and at-risk of homeless families and individuals. This program is open to the public everyday  except Wednesday and Sunday.

Breakfast     6:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Lunch         11:30 AM
Showers       6:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Laundry       6:00 AM - 10:00 AM

Residential Programs

Emergency Housing

The Salvation Army Community Family Shelter provides rooms for families and single women who need a temporary place to stay to help them overcome homelessness by giving them time to save money and find housing. This program provides housing for up to 90 days.

Transitional Housing

The Salvation Army Community Family Shelter also provides rooms for families and single women who need longer than 90 days to get back on their feet. This program is designed for people who are pursuing education, paying off significant debts, or who have other reasons that make it impossible for them to become self-sufficient in 90 days or less. This program requires a program fee that is put into a savings account for the client. Upon successful completion of the program, the money that the client saved will be paid towards housing deposits or rent.

Case Management

Both the emergency and transitional housing programs provide weekly case management for every family and single woman. During case management, weekly goals are set by identifying and utilizing client's strengths to overcome homelessness such as saving money, finding employment, and finding housing. Case management is also used as a means to keep families and women accountable in the program.

Social Skills Groups

Both emergency and transitional housing programs provide a weekly social skills group which is facilitated by Families, Etc.

Other Programs

The Salvation Army Family Shelter provides other services when available, such as gas vouchers, motel vouchers, diapers and referrals. These programs may have eligibility requirements and may not be available all times of the year. It is best to call prior to coming to see if these services are available.

Health Care, Mental Health Services, Housing Assistance, Employment Programs for veterans

This is a Federal program for assisting low and very low-income families, the elderly, and the disabled to afford decent, safe, and sanitary housing (that they choose) in the private market. Since housing assistance is provided on behalf of the family or individual, participants are able to find their own housing, including single-family homes, townhouses or apartments.

Sober Living Home / Transitional Living Sober Living Home, Transitional Living, Halfway House, SLE, and

other Recovery related services. Sober Living Homes, Sober Roommates, Other related assistance

Recovery Related Services, Sober Living Environment Private Pay Only

As a Community Action Agency, Douglas County Social Services (DCSS) offers support services to county residents in need of assistance in accessing other mainstream resources beyond those provided directly by our office.

If qualified a program assists with paying rent utility assistance food bank housing clothing employment assistance.

Provides homeownership opportunities to low income families & individuals with a variety of financing programs. Home repair programs.

Helping family’s find homes.

Tuesday-Saturday 10 AM-6 PM, Sunday 11 AM-4 PM

Furniture, appliances & household items.

Veronica's Home of Mercy I and Veronica's Home of Mercy II, long-term Catholic/Christian residential homes, are committed to providing a home for adult pregnant women and their children as a healthy alternative to abortion, domestic violence, substance abuse and/or homelessness. Veronica's Home of Mercy provides a loving and affirming atmosphere that will restore dignity to women. The goal is to enable the individual woman to integrate into society and live with a renewed sense of her own worth and dignity. It is important to know that Veronica's Home of Mercy has never refused admission to any woman because of race, creed or lack of funds.

Call for times and dates.

There are several Emergency services that WICAP offers such as:

• diapers
• disaster relief
• food assistance
• clothing
• household items
• intervention in emergencies resulting from child, spouse, alcohol or drug abuse
• housing
• heating assistance
• referrals to existing community programs, including legal assistance, medical services, dental services, and cash support.

WICAP-Emmett  Food  Pantry: M - F 8AM - 5PM

WICAP-Payette Food Pantry: M - F 8AM - 5PM Call (208) 642-9086  For transitional or emergency housing in Payette.

WICAP-Weiser Food Pantry: M - F 8AM - 5PM

Call for times.

There are several Emergency services that WICAP offers such as:

• diapers
• disaster relief
• food assistance
• clothing
• household items
• intervention in emergencies resulting from child, spouse, alcohol or drug abuse
• housing
• heating assistance
• referrals to existing community programs, including legal assistance, medical services, dental services, and cash support.

Rent/utilities assistance, clothing, childcare & referrals, job training/support, transitional living & subsidized living. Housing and Energy Assistance

Women's Development Center (WDC)

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