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Individual Rights for Immigrants Information
Know Your Rights
Parent Information Portal
This resource includes information on free medical and dental services for students, as well as immunization events available to CCSD students at no cost.
Food Resources
The Just One Project- For groceries and food
The Salvation Army- For emergency food, shelter, and/or utility assistance
Three Square- Food assistance, assistance for registering for SNAP.
DWSS- SNAP- Information pertaining to SNAP. A paper application is available on the website as well.
Lutheran Social Services -https://www.lssnv.org/services/ - (702) 639-1730
Various services such as assistance with food, employment, nutrition assistance, open air markets, heart of the city senior meal program, and various other family empowerment services
Project 150 -(702) 721-7150
A resource for high schoolers or siblings of high schoolers in need of various supports (e.g., food, clothing, hygiene products, etc.).
The Just One Project -(702) 462-2253
Food/grocery assistance
Three Square - Food resource
WIC Nevada - 1-800-863-8942
WIC supports children from birth until their 5th birthday and moms from pregnancy, birth, and after delivery who need health or nutrition support
Housing Resources
Clark County Social Services
Includes various housing programs offered by the state, county, and their partners
Coordinated Entry Access Points
Matches people experiencing a housing crisis with housing and service options.
FamilyPromise - (702) 638-8806
Helping at-risk and homeless families with children in Clark County achieve sustainable housing and independence through a compassionate, community-based response
HELP of Southern Nevada - (702) 369-4357
The Family Housing Services department is made up of housing for families with children, pregnant women, and youth who are at-risk of becoming homeless or homeless living in shelters, vehicles, or on the streets.
HopeLink - (702) 566-0576
Includes HomeLink, Operation HOME!, and Clark County Housing Intervention Program (CCHIP)
Las Vegas Rescue Mission - (702) 382-1766
Organization that helps individuals in need of food, shelter, addiction recovery, and various other needs
Living Grace Homes - (702) 212-6472
Provides programs targeting homeless individuals between the ages of 14 and 24
Lutheran Social Services - (702) 639-1730
Various services such as assistance with food, employment, nutrition assistance, open air markets, heart of the city senior meal program, and various other family empowerment services
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth - (702) 383-1332
Help with meeting urgent needs, building pathways to independence, and leading the movement to end youth homelessness
Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority - (702) 477-3100
Public agency that provides subsidized housing to low-and-moderate income individuals and families.
Street Teens - (702) 215-4171
A 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to assisting homeless, abandoned, and at-risk youth in the Las Vegas Valley
The Courtyard Homeless Resource Center
Housing, medical/mental health services, legal assistance, employment & educational opportunities, income/benefit assistance, clothing, and additional wraparound services
The Shade Tree - (702) 385-0072
Domestic violence shelter & resource center
Veteran's Housing Assistance
Elizabeth Jarman: (702) 791-9000
Housing assistance for veterans (e.g., CRRC/HUD-VASH)
Mental Health Resources
After School Day Treatment Program - DCFS
DCFS After School Day Tx @dcfs.nv.gov
A therapeutic social group setting for children ages 7-11. The program is based on a relationship building model where children interact with their peers in a structured environment to gain age-appropriate developmental skills.
Care Solace - (888) 515-059
Care Solace provides 24/7/365 Mental Health Care Coodination service for CCSD students, staff, and their families.
CCSD Mental Health Crisis Resource Book (23-24)
Mental Health Crisis Contacts for Immediate Assistance
Crisis Call Center - 839863
Text Line: "LISTEN"
Hazel Health - (702) 718-0123
Hazel Health is partnered with CCSD and provides telehealth at no-cost to students and their families.
IMPACT - 866-468-6471
IMPACT is Invo Healthcare's multidisciplinary program to address childhood trauma. IMPACT assembles dynamic, professional teams to assess and treat significant mental and behavioral health issues.
Mental Health Transition Team - (702) 799-0814
Provide communication and consultative support for students transitioning from local hospitals/treatment centers to CCSD schools.
Mobile Crisis Response - (702) 486-7865
Provides crisis intervention and stabilization services for youth and families of youth under the age of 18 who are exhibiting behavioral/mental health concerns in which the behavior of the child threatens his or her removal from the home, school, etc.
Safe Voice - 833-216-7233 (SAFE)
Report can also be made through SV app
Solutions of Change
A 501c3 non-profit organization providing therapy, counseling, and family support services to members of the community struggling with behavioral, mental, and/or emotional health challenges.
Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 988
The Center
Services for LGBTQIA+ community including general services, HIV services/linkage to care, community engagement, inclusive programming, senior services, youth and family services, recovery support groups, and community groups
The Harbor - (702) 455-6912
The Harbor can help individuals with things such as case management, conflict resolution and decision-making classes, mentorship, anger management, tutoring, individual and family counseling, substance abuse programming, and food and clothing assistance.
The Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ support) - 1-866-488-7386
Can also text "START" to 678-678 or chat online
United Citizens Foundation / Miracle Minds Therapy - (702) 888-6300
CCSD-sponsored agency that provides mental health sessions at schools for students.
SEL Supports
Sanford Harmony is a free online SEL learning program for families with students in PreK-6th Grade.
Harmony Game Room App - This is a free app in English and Spanish with simple SEL games for students.
Care Solace - Free mental health services for families and students.
My Mistake Masterpiece - These K-2 activity and growth mindset bookmarks can be used at home as a family.
Rethink Ed- Promote and support your student’s emotional, mental, and behavioral wellness. Check with your school on accessing Rethink Ed through your student’s Clever account.
Parenting Supports
Baby's Bounty - (702) 485-2229
supports and empowers at-risk families by providing education and the essential tools to ensure a good start for every baby
Boys Town Nevada - (800) 217-3700
Continuum of services including in-home family services and common sense parenting classes, prevention disruption in the home and facilitate reunification by ensuring that families have the supports and skills they need to create and maintain a safe, stable environment for their children.
Child Find
The Clark County School District (CCSD) is responsible for identifying and locating children with disabilities, ages three through 21, living within CCSD boundaries. The Early Childhood Department is expanding efforts to increase community awareness of the following CCSD services.
Dignity Health
Refer to link for location-specific numbers
classes include infant play, music, and socialization. Parenting tips can be provided as well
Family2Family - (702-870-9583
A nonprofit 501(c)3 organization which empowers and supports families to provide a safe and nurturing environment for their children through parent education and community networking
Family Solutions - info@familysolutionslv.org
Offers ongoing support to parents help decrease the long-term negative impacts of separation
Parenting Project
Parenting resources and programs including Triple P (Positive Parenting Program), Stepping Stones Triple P (Positive Parenting Program), Nurturing Parents and Families, BabyCare, ABCs of Parenting, Staying Connected with your teen, Teen Triple P, and Primary Care Triple P
Autism Resources
ABA Providers
Disabilitiy Services - Autism Treatment Assistance Program - (775) 687-4210
Created to assist parents and caregivers with the expensive card of providing Autism-specific treatment to their child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Transportation
Transportation - (702) 799-8100
CCSD transportation department
NEMT - (844) 879-7341
Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT)
Nevada 211 - 2 - 1 - 1
Various transportation needs (e.g., special needs transportation, gas money, non-emergency medical transportation)
Nevada DOT - (775) 888-7000
Transit Plans and Resources from DOT
Employment
EmployNV - (702) 486-0350
NV assistance with unemployment and job-finding/skill acquisition
Goodwill Southern Nevada - (702) 214-2025
Provides help through workforce development professionals that includes career coaching, skills training, and job placements
Foundation for an independent tomorrow (FIT) - (702) 367-4348
FIT provides job training, coaching, and support based on job seekers' individual skills needed to be competitive in various industries
HOPE For Prisoners
HOPE for prisoners helps those that were in prison successfully reenter the workforce. Services include pre-vocational leadership workshop, financial fitness assistance, leadership training, professional development training, and technology training.
Nevada 2-1-1 - 2 - 1 - 1
Connect Job Center, job seeking, and youth employment programs
Other/Misc. Resources
Acelero Learning - (212) 289-2402
Acelero Learning operates licensed Head Start centers across four states and uses data-driven tools and an equity-centered approach to accelerate child and family outcomes.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada - (702) 367-2582
Boys & Girls Club of Southern Nevada fills the gap between school and home. They provide positive, welcoming environments where kids and teens have fun, participate in life-changing programs, and build supportive relationships with peers and caring adults.
Boys Town - (800) 217-3700
Site offers services such as in-home family services and common sense parenting classes, prevent disruption in the home and facilitate reunification by ensuring that families have the supports and skills they need to create and maintain a safe, stable environment for their children.
Chicanos Por La Causa - (602) 257-0700
Corporate.Receptionist@cplc.org
Provide housing, utility assistance, workforce programs and parenting education.
CCSS Step Up Program - (702) 455-4270
SSAdmin@ClarkCoutnyNV.gov
Various youth social service programs for assistance (e.g., project HOME, Education & Training Vouchers, etc.)
Child Find Department - (702) 799-7463
sikore@nv.ccsd.net
Evaluative process to address federal mandate to locate and evaluate children, ages three to 21, who are not enrolled in public school and may be eligible for services (e.g., IEPs, community outreach, resource connections, NEIS)
City of Henderson Parks & Recreation - (702) 267-4122
Various events and youth programs
City of North Las Vegas Parks & Recreation -
Various events and youth programs
Clark County Parks & Recreation - (702) 455-0000
Various events and youth programs
ELL Department - (702) 799-2137
ESD Attendance Coordinator - Mollie Fullwider - (702) 799-0761
Equity and Diversity Education
(702) 799-8484
Family Engagement - (702) 799-0303
familyengagement@nv.ccsd.net
Free services for Title I CCSD families. Services include 100+ UFL workshops, early childhood workshops for parents and children ages 3-5, English classes for adults, weekend family events focused on student academic success, and various other resources.
Senior Attendance Officer - Martiza Espinoza - (702) 799-8640
Social Security Administration - 1-800-772-1213
Services related to social security
State of Nevada Unemployment - (702) 486-0350
Services related to unemployment
Support for ELL Students - (702) 799-0072
Translation Department - (702) 799-8660
Assistance with translation needs
YMCA
Bill & Lillie Heinrich: 702 877-9622
Durango Hills: 702 240-9622
Skyview: (702) 522-7500
Available Y programs include active older adults, aquatics, family engagement, health & wellness, preschool, youth sports & activities, and summer camp
Tutoring
Henderson Libraries - (702) 707-2665
Homework help and resources for students and their families.
The Library District - (702) 734-READ (7323)
Homework help and resources for students and their families.
Paper
A secure, online tutoring service that provides students with unlimited, 24/7 academic support. Whether they’re stuck on homework, studying for a test, or need someone to read and make suggestions for their essays, there will always be experts available online to assist students in all subjects and in more than 4 languages.
SNHD
Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD) Measles Information
Measles Infographic
Measles Infographic (Spanish)
Parent/Guardian Resource Page
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