Local Resources
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Emergency Shelters & Housing Services
Henderson Homeless Response Team – Call 702‑267‑HHRT (4478) if unsheltered to get connected with local outreach and shelter options.
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HopeLink of Southern Nevada (178 Westminster Way)
Emergency shelter and supportive services for families, single fathers with daughters, disabled/infirm. Must be referred.
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Las Vegas Rescue Mission
(480 W. Bonanza, LV): Shelter for men, women & families; day shelter & hot meals.
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Food & Meal Programs
Salvation Army Henderson Food Pantry – Tues & Thurs, 9–11 am.
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St. Timothy’s Church Food Bank
(43 W Pacific Ave, Henderson): hot meals Mon–Fri at 5 pm, Sat at 11:30 am.
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Central Christian Church Food Bank
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Favor City Baptist Church food pantry
-
Our Savior Lutheran Pantry
-
HopeLink (Supplemental Groceries)
-
Showers & Hygiene
Clean the World Mobile Hygiene Units: various pop-up locations.
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Youth & Veteran Support
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center (1650 E Flamingo Rd): youth 16–24, 24/7, with treatment.
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (4981 Shirley St): youth shelter & ref.
Community Resource & Referral Center for Veterans (VA clinic, Las Vegas Blvd): walk-ins M–F 6:30 am–4 pm.
U.S. VETS – housing & supportive services, call 702‑366‑0456.
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Legal, Employment, & Other Services
Legal Aid: Legal Aid Center, Nevada Legal Services.
Homeless Response Teams: city-run outreach; call HHRT.
Nevada 211: 24/7 hotline and referral service accessible statewide.
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Where To Begin
Emergency: Call 702-267-HHRT for immediate outreach.
Shelter & Meals: Visit organizations like Catholic Charities, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army, Shade Tree, and HopeLink.
Get Listed: Visit Clark County’s Coordinated Entry office in Henderson during walk-in hours.
Long-Term Stability: Seek STAR housing program, Family Promise, NVHousingSearch, and Clark County case management.
Specialized Care: Youth and veterans have tailored services through VA, Shannon West, and Nevada Partnership.
Support Services: Use food pantries, hygiene, clothing support, ID help, and job/health/legal services as needed.
Local Resources
-
Emergency Shelters & Housing Services
Henderson Homeless Response Team – Call 702‑267‑HHRT (4478) if unsheltered to get connected with local outreach and shelter options.
-
HopeLink of Southern Nevada (178 Westminster Way)
Emergency shelter and supportive services for families, single fathers with daughters, disabled/infirm. Must be referred.
-
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
(480 W. Bonanza, LV): Shelter for men, women & families; day shelter & hot meals.
-
Food & Meal Programs
Salvation Army Henderson Food Pantry – Tues & Thurs, 9–11 am.
-
St. Timothy’s Church Food Bank
(43 W Pacific Ave, Henderson): hot meals Mon–Fri at 5 pm, Sat at 11:30 am.
-
Central Christian Church Food Bank
-
Favor City Baptist Church food pa
-
Our Savior Lutheran Pantry
-
HopeLink (Supplemental Groceries)
-
Showers & Hygiene
Clean the World Mobile Hygiene Units: various pop-up locations.
-
Youth & Veteran Support
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center (1650 E Flamingo Rd): youth 16–24, 24/7, with treatment.
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (4981 Shirley St): youth shelter & ref.
Community Resource & Referral Center for Veterans (VA clinic, Las Vegas Blvd): walk-ins M–F 6:30 am–4 pm.
U.S. VETS – housing & supportive services, call 702‑366‑0456.
-
Legal, Employment, & Other Services
Legal Aid: Legal Aid Center, Nevada Legal Services.
Homeless Response Teams: city-run outreach; call HHRT.
Nevada 211: 24/7 hotline and referral service accessible statewide.
-
Where To Begin
Emergency: Call 702-267-HHRT for immediate outreach.
Shelter & Meals: Visit organizations like Catholic Charities, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army, Shade Tree, and HopeLink.
Get Listed: Visit Clark County’s Coordinated Entry office in Henderson during walk-in hours.
Long-Term Stability: Seek STAR housing program, Family Promise, NVHousingSearch, and Clark County case management.
Specialized Care: Youth and veterans have tailored services through VA, Shannon West, and Nevada Partnership.
Support Services: Use food pantries, hygiene, clothing support, ID help, and job/health/legal services as needed.
Local Resources
-
Emergency Shelters & Housing Services
Henderson Homeless Response Team – Call 702‑267‑HHRT (4478) if unsheltered to get connected with local outreach and shelter options.
-
HopeLink of Southern Nevada (178 Westminster Way)
Emergency shelter and supportive services for families, single fathers with daughters, disabled/infirm. Must be referred.
-
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
(480 W. Bonanza, LV): Shelter for men, women & families; day shelter & hot meals.
-
Food & Meal Programs
Salvation Army Henderson Food Pantry – Tues & Thurs, 9–11 am.
-
St. Timothy’s Church Food Bank
(43 W Pacific Ave, Henderson): hot meals Mon–Fri at 5 pm, Sat at 11:30 am.
-
Central Christian Church Food Bank
-
Favor City Baptist Church food pa
-
Our Savior Lutheran Pantry
-
HopeLink (Supplemental Groceries)
-
Showers & Hygiene
Clean the World Mobile Hygiene Units: various pop-up locations.
-
Youth & Veteran Support
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center (1650 E Flamingo Rd): youth 16–24, 24/7, with treatment.
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (4981 Shirley St): youth shelter & ref.
Community Resource & Referral Center for Veterans (VA clinic, Las Vegas Blvd): walk-ins M–F 6:30 am–4 pm.
U.S. VETS – housing & supportive services, call 702‑366‑0456.
-
Legal, Employment, & Other Services
Legal Aid: Legal Aid Center, Nevada Legal Services.
Homeless Response Teams: city-run outreach; call HHRT.
Nevada 211: 24/7 hotline and referral service accessible statewide.
-
Where To Begin
Emergency: Call 702-267-HHRT for immediate outreach.
Shelter & Meals: Visit organizations like Catholic Charities, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army, Shade Tree, and HopeLink.
Get Listed: Visit Clark County’s Coordinated Entry office in Henderson during walk-in hours.
Long-Term Stability: Seek STAR housing program, Family Promise, NVHousingSearch, and Clark County case management.
Specialized Care: Youth and veterans have tailored services through VA, Shannon West, and Nevada Partnership.
Support Services: Use food pantries, hygiene, clothing support, ID help, and job/health/legal services as needed.
Local Resources
-
Emergency Shelters & Housing Services
Henderson Homeless Response Team – Call 702‑267‑HHRT (4478) if unsheltered to get connected with local outreach and shelter options.
-
HopeLink of Southern Nevada (178 Westminster Way)
Emergency shelter and supportive services for families, single fathers with daughters, disabled/infirm. Must be referred.
-
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
(480 W. Bonanza, LV): Shelter for men, women & families; day shelter & hot meals.
-
Food & Meal Programs
Salvation Army Henderson Food Pantry – Tues & Thurs, 9–11 am.
-
St. Timothy’s Church Food Bank
(43 W Pacific Ave, Henderson): hot meals Mon–Fri at 5 pm, Sat at 11:30 am.
-
Central Christian Church Food Bank
-
Favor City Baptist Church food pa
-
Our Savior Lutheran Pantry
-
HopeLink (Supplemental Groceries)
-
Showers & Hygiene
Clean the World Mobile Hygiene Units: various pop-up locations.
-
Youth & Veteran Support
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center (1650 E Flamingo Rd): youth 16–24, 24/7, with treatment.
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (4981 Shirley St): youth shelter & ref.
Community Resource & Referral Center for Veterans (VA clinic, Las Vegas Blvd): walk-ins M–F 6:30 am–4 pm.
U.S. VETS – housing & supportive services, call 702‑366‑0456.
-
Legal, Employment, & Other Services
Legal Aid: Legal Aid Center, Nevada Legal Services.
Homeless Response Teams: city-run outreach; call HHRT.
Nevada 211: 24/7 hotline and referral service accessible statewide.
-
Where To Begin
Emergency: Call 702-267-HHRT for immediate outreach.
Shelter & Meals: Visit organizations like Catholic Charities, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army, Shade Tree, and HopeLink.
Get Listed: Visit Clark County’s Coordinated Entry office in Henderson during walk-in hours.
Long-Term Stability: Seek STAR housing program, Family Promise, NVHousingSearch, and Clark County case management.
Specialized Care: Youth and veterans have tailored services through VA, Shannon West, and Nevada Partnership.
Support Services: Use food pantries, hygiene, clothing support, ID help, and job/health/legal services as needed.
Local Resources
-
Emergency Shelters & Housing Services
Henderson Homeless Response Team – Call 702‑267‑HHRT (4478) if unsheltered to get connected with local outreach and shelter options.
-
HopeLink of Southern Nevada (178 Westminster Way)
Emergency shelter and supportive services for families, single fathers with daughters, disabled/infirm. Must be referred.
-
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
(480 W. Bonanza, LV): Shelter for men, women & families; day shelter & hot meals.
-
Food & Meal Programs
Salvation Army Henderson Food Pantry – Tues & Thurs, 9–11 am.
-
St. Timothy’s Church Food Bank
(43 W Pacific Ave, Henderson): hot meals Mon–Fri at 5 pm, Sat at 11:30 am.
-
Central Christian Church Food Bank
-
Favor City Baptist Church food pant
-
Our Savior Lutheran Pantry
-
HopeLink (Supplemental Groceries)
-
Showers & Hygiene
Clean the World Mobile Hygiene Units: various pop-up locations.
-
Youth & Veteran Support
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center (1650 E Flamingo Rd): youth 16–24, 24/7, with treatment.
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (4981 Shirley St): youth shelter & ref.
Community Resource & Referral Center for Veterans (VA clinic, Las Vegas Blvd): walk-ins M–F 6:30 am–4 pm.
U.S. VETS – housing & supportive services, call 702‑366‑0456.
-
Legal, Employment, & Other Services
Legal Aid: Legal Aid Center, Nevada Legal Services.
Homeless Response Teams: city-run outreach; call HHRT.
Nevada 211: 24/7 hotline and referral service accessible statewide.
-
Where To Begin
Emergency: Call 702-267-HHRT for immediate outreach.
Shelter & Meals: Visit organizations like Catholic Charities, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army, Shade Tree, and HopeLink.
Get Listed: Visit Clark County’s Coordinated Entry office in Henderson during walk-in hours.
Long-Term Stability: Seek STAR housing program, Family Promise, NVHousingSearch, and Clark County case management.
Specialized Care: Youth and veterans have tailored services through VA, Shannon West, and Nevada Partnership.
Support Services: Use food pantries, hygiene, clothing support, ID help, and job/health/legal services as needed.
Local Resources
-
Emergency Shelters & Housing Services
Henderson Homeless Response Team – Call 702‑267‑HHRT (4478) if unsheltered to get connected with local outreach and shelter options.
-
HopeLink of Southern Nevada (178 Westminster Way)
Emergency shelter and supportive services for families, single fathers with daughters, disabled/infirm. Must be referred.
-
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
(480 W. Bonanza, LV): Shelter for men, women & families; day shelter & hot meals.
-
Food & Meal Programs
Salvation Army Henderson Food Pantry – Tues & Thurs, 9–11 am.
-
St. Timothy’s Church Food Bank
(43 W Pacific Ave, Henderson): hot meals Mon–Fri at 5 pm, Sat at 11:30 am.
-
Central Christian Church Food Bank
-
Favor City Baptist Church food pantry
-
Our Savior Lutheran Pantry
-
HopeLink (Supplemental Groceries)
-
Showers & Hygiene
Clean the World Mobile Hygiene Units: various pop-up locations.
-
Youth & Veteran Support
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center (1650 E Flamingo Rd): youth 16–24, 24/7, with treatment.
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (4981 Shirley St): youth shelter & ref.
Community Resource & Referral Center for Veterans (VA clinic, Las Vegas Blvd): walk-ins M–F 6:30 am–4 pm.
U.S. VETS – housing & supportive services, call 702‑366‑0456.
-
Legal, Employment, & Other Services
Legal Aid: Legal Aid Center, Nevada Legal Services.
Homeless Response Teams: city-run outreach; call HHRT.
Nevada 211: 24/7 hotline and referral service accessible statewide.
-
Where To Begin
Emergency: Call 702-267-HHRT for immediate outreach.
Shelter & Meals: Visit organizations like Catholic Charities, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army, Shade Tree, and HopeLink.
Get Listed: Visit Clark County’s Coordinated Entry office in Henderson during walk-in hours.
Long-Term Stability: Seek STAR housing program, Family Promise, NVHousingSearch, and Clark County case management.
Specialized Care: Youth and veterans have tailored services through VA, Shannon West, and Nevada Partnership.
Support Services: Use food pantries, hygiene, clothing support, ID help, and job/health/legal services as needed.
Local Resources
-
Emergency Shelters & Housing Services
Henderson Homeless Response Team – Call 702‑267‑HHRT (4478) if unsheltered to get connected with local outreach and shelter options.
-
HopeLink of Southern Nevada (178 Westminster Way)
Emergency shelter and supportive services for families, single fathers with daughters, disabled/infirm. Must be referred.
-
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
(480 W. Bonanza, LV): Shelter for men, women & families; day shelter & hot meals.
-
Food & Meal Programs
Salvation Army Henderson Food Pantry – Tues & Thurs, 9–11 am.
-
St. Timothy’s Church Food Bank
(43 W Pacific Ave, Henderson): hot meals Mon–Fri at 5 pm, Sat at 11:30 am.
-
Central Christian Church Food Bank
-
Favor City Baptist Church food pa
-
Our Savior Lutheran Pantry
-
HopeLink (Supplemental Groceries)
-
Showers & Hygiene
Clean the World Mobile Hygiene Units: various pop-up locations.
-
Youth & Veteran Support
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center (1650 E Flamingo Rd): youth 16–24, 24/7, with treatment.
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (4981 Shirley St): youth shelter & ref.
Community Resource & Referral Center for Veterans (VA clinic, Las Vegas Blvd): walk-ins M–F 6:30 am–4 pm.
U.S. VETS – housing & supportive services, call 702‑366‑0456.
-
Legal, Employment, & Other Services
Legal Aid: Legal Aid Center, Nevada Legal Services.
Homeless Response Teams: city-run outreach; call HHRT.
Nevada 211: 24/7 hotline and referral service accessible statewide.
-
Where To Begin
Emergency: Call 702-267-HHRT for immediate outreach.
Shelter & Meals: Visit organizations like Catholic Charities, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army, Shade Tree, and HopeLink.
Get Listed: Visit Clark County’s Coordinated Entry office in Henderson during walk-in hours.
Long-Term Stability: Seek STAR housing program, Family Promise, NVHousingSearch, and Clark County case management.
Specialized Care: Youth and veterans have tailored services through VA, Shannon West, and Nevada Partnership.
Support Services: Use food pantries, hygiene, clothing support, ID help, and job/health/legal services as needed.
Local Resources
-
Emergency Shelters & Housing Services
Henderson Homeless Response Team – Call 702‑267‑HHRT (4478) if unsheltered to get connected with local outreach and shelter options.
-
HopeLink of Southern Nevada (178 Westminster Way)
Emergency shelter and supportive services for families, single fathers with daughters, disabled/infirm. Must be referred.
-
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
(480 W. Bonanza, LV): Shelter for men, women & families; day shelter & hot meals.
-
Food & Meal Programs
Salvation Army Henderson Food Pantry – Tues & Thurs, 9–11 am.
-
St. Timothy’s Church Food Bank
(43 W Pacific Ave, Henderson): hot meals Mon–Fri at 5 pm, Sat at 11:30 am.
-
Central Christian Church Food Bank
-
Favor City Baptist chFood Bank
-
Our Savior Lutheran Pantry
-
HopeLink (Supplemental Groceries)
-
Showers & Hygiene
Clean the World Mobile Hygiene Units: various pop-up locations.
-
Youth & Veteran Support
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center (1650 E Flamingo Rd): youth 16–24, 24/7, with treatment.
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (4981 Shirley St): youth shelter & ref.
Community Resource & Referral Center for Veterans (VA clinic, Las Vegas Blvd): walk-ins M–F 6:30 am–4 pm.
U.S. VETS – housing & supportive services, call 702‑366‑0456.
-
Legal, Employment, & Other Services
Legal Aid: Legal Aid Center, Nevada Legal Services.
Homeless Response Teams: city-run outreach; call HHRT.
Nevada 211: 24/7 hotline and referral service accessible statewide.
-
Where To Begin
Emergency: Call 702-267-HHRT for immediate outreach.
Shelter & Meals: Visit organizations like Catholic Charities, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army, Shade Tree, and HopeLink.
Get Listed: Visit Clark County’s Coordinated Entry office in Henderson during walk-in hours.
Long-Term Stability: Seek STAR housing program, Family Promise, NVHousingSearch, and Clark County case management.
Specialized Care: Youth and veterans have tailored services through VA, Shannon West, and Nevada Partnership.
Support Services: Use food pantries, hygiene, clothing support, ID help, and job/health/legal services as needed.