National suicide and crisis lifeline. Call or text 988 to reach a trained counselor 24/7 for mental health and suicide crises.

Regardless of citizenship status, all children in the U.S. have the right to a public school education (Plyler v. Doe, 1982). Academic support and tutoring available. Call (702) 799-3940.

Women's and children's health services. Call (702) 485-2345.

Use the American Immigration Lawyers Association directory to find a licensed immigration attorney in your area.

Support for people affected by the alcohol abuse of a loved one. Meetings and resources for families and youth. Call (702) 615-9494.

Professional foreign credential evaluation services to verify and translate international educational documents for U.S. use.

Medicaid health coverage provider. Call (844) 396-2329 (TTY 711).

Supports and empowers at-risk families by providing education and the essential tools to ensure a good start for every baby. Call (702) 485-2229.

Summer camps with field trips, STEM projects, sports, arts & crafts, eSports, and more for youth of all ages.

Common Sense Parenting classes and in-home family services to help families create safe, stable environments for their children. Call (702) 642-7070.

Step-by-step video training for parents to access their child's Canvas account, check grades, message teachers, and track assignments.

Care Companions find the right help for depression, anxiety, stress, and more. CCSD sponsored. Call (888) 515-0595.

Primary medical care for all. Call (725) 780-7880.

Transportation zone maps for Career and Technical Academies (CTA). Zones are updated annually — verify your area each school year.

High-quality, low-cost or pro bono immigration legal services for foreign-born individuals and families seeking lawful status or citizenship since 2006.

Fights hunger in Southern Nevada with daily meals, a food pantry, and home-delivered meals for seniors. Call (702) 385-2662.

Year-round emergency night shelter with 400 beds providing a clean, safe environment for adult homeless men every night. Call (702) 385-2662.

Food, shelter, and comprehensive social services for individuals and families in need. Call (702) 385-2662.

High school equivalency prep for ages 17+, adult programming for ages 18+, adult diploma, Nevada State HSE Certificate, and ELL classes. Call (702) 799-8650.

Bus transportation is available for CCSD students living 2+ miles from their school. Use the eligibility tool to check service for your address.

Provides all CCSD families with resources and learning opportunities to support their child's well-being and academic achievement. Call (702) 799-2273.

Magnet school applications open the first Monday in October through January each year. Find programs aligned with your child's unique passions and strengths.

School-based behavior/mental health, nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and audiology services. Call (702) 799-2899.

CCSD schools are safe places for undocumented students and families. All children have a constitutional right to public education.

Download the CCSD Onboard App for real-time bus stop information, arrival alerts, and transportation updates for your child.

Applications for school choice open October–January each year. Lottery system for on-time applications; late applications processed after the school year begins.

CCSD resource page for parents and guardians with information on immunization requirements, exemptions, and school health services.

Anonymous reporting system for students, parents, and community members to report safety concerns at any CCSD school.

View school meal menus and nutritional information for all Clark County School District schools.

Families sharing housing can complete the Online Registration or Alternate Shared Housing Application. For assistance contact the Shared Housing Department at (702) 799-8630.

Request and manage student records, transcripts, and enrollment verification through Clark County School District's Student Record Services.

All children in Nevada are entitled to a free, appropriate public education regardless of immigration status. CCSD does not check immigration status.

Primary care designed especially for seniors with 50% more one-on-one time with your doctor. Call (702) 334-3759.

Counseling on mortgage default, pre-purchase, first-time homebuyer education, financial literacy, foreclosure prevention, and fair housing. Call (702) 207-1614.

Nevadachildcare.org addresses the childcare needs of parents, employers, and early learning providers across Nevada.

Evaluative process to locate and evaluate children ages 3–21 not enrolled in public school who may be eligible for special education services under IDEA. Call (702) 799-7463.

First step to ensure the safety and permanency of children reported as abused or neglected. Call (702) 399-0081.

Christian nonprofit serving low-income families, senior citizens, and the homeless with clothing and basic needs support. Call (702) 384-1930.

Youth programs with financial assistance available for qualified families. Email COHRecOnline@cityofhenderson.com or call (702) 267-4122 for registration help.

One-stop shop with access to medical, housing, and employment services through a variety of partners. Open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Call (702) 229-6117.

Summer camp offered Monday–Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. through the City of Las Vegas Parks and Recreation Department.

Swimming lessons and aquatic programming offered year-round at Clark County Parks & Recreation pools.

County Social Services provides a variety of services for disadvantaged residents of Clark County through community centers. Call (702) 455-8200.

Popular day camp program that fills quickly. Registration is first-come, first-served. Each location has its own registration form.

Assists Clark County residents facing financial hardship who lack sufficient income or resources to pay rental housing costs and utilities. Call (702) 455-4270.

Explore the Clark County, Canyon Aviation, and Searchlight Museums. Call (702) 455-7955.

Recreation and social programs for seniors through Clark County Parks and Recreation. Call (702) 455-8200.

Special events and facilities including RC car tracks, RC airfields, skateparks, BMX, equestrian facilities, and more. Call (702) 455-0000.

Camp Lee Canyon Youth Resident Camps and Summer Camp Omni, located below the Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort. Call (702) 455-1911.

Access and manage the online learning tools your student uses in school through the Clever Family Portal.

Pairs K-8 students with trained high school and college tutors through individual sessions and school partnerships. Simple 3-step sign-up — get a tutor as quickly as the same day.

Preventative health services, referrals, and guidance available through the Consulate of Mexico in Las Vegas. Call (702) 477-2700.

Dental care open to students, faculty, and the community at the College of Southern Nevada. Call (702) 651-5510.

FREE help becoming a U.S. citizen — including filling out the application and preparing for the exam. Over 18,000 immigrants helped.

Direct instruction, consultation, counseling, and transition services for students in Aural/Oral and Total Communication settings. Call (702) 799-0754.

Inpatient behavioral health hospital with daily structured group sessions. 3247 S. Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas. Call (877) 663-7976.

Links to local providers of diapers, formula, pregnancy resources, and social services in the North Las Vegas area.

Videos covering WiFi, online safety, managing children's online activity, applying for jobs, financials, and online learning.

Provides professional clothing and counseling for women. A free business suit, accessories, footwear, and cosmetic items are given when a client secures a job interview.

Helps low-income families pay for child care costs. Households must meet income requirements and have an approved purpose of care. Call (702) 473-9400.

English and Spanish video resources for families of young children, including literacy awareness and pre-K math activities.

Free nutrition course for families with children to improve health, offered at the Family Support Center. Call (702) 799-0072.

English and Spanish resources for elementary families covering reading, praise, internet safety, mathematics, and STEM activities.

Emergency assistance services reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Qualifying conditions vary depending on the type of assistance and nature of the emergency. Call (702) 293-0332.

Job training, paid work experience, job search assistance, and career pathway planning for adults (ages 25+). Call (702) 799-0072 ext. 5078.

Ensures English learners receive quality support through language development, instruction, and multilingual family services. Call (702) 799-2137.

Browse free parenting classes in Las Vegas including social media safety, executive dysfunction, parent-teen communication, and custody classes.

Free eye exams and eyeglasses for children who lack access to vision care. Serving kids in the Las Vegas area who need vision support to succeed in school.

Illustrative videos and graphics to help families understand the FAFSA financial aid process step by step.

Free parent-participation classes aligned with Nevada Pre-K Standards. Builds strong bonds between parents and infants/toddlers, covering early physical, social, and emotional development. Call (702) 870-9583.

Programs and resources supporting student achievement and family-school partnerships. Early childhood classes, adult English, Rosetta Stone, workshops, and tech support. Call (702) 799-2273.

Strategies and recommendations to build a strong school-family partnership and support student success at every grade level.

A guide for immigrant and mixed-status families to prepare for unexpected situations, with advice tailored to immigration challenges.

Housing assistance for currently homeless families with one or more minor children who lack financial stability to provide a residence. Call (702) 638-8806.

Information on therapies, support services, and resources for families and individuals impacted with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Call (702) 368-3328.

Federal Pell Grants for undergraduate students with exceptional financial need. Unlike loans, Pell Grants generally do not need to be repaid.

Apply for federal financial aid through the FAFSA form. Colleges use it to determine eligibility for grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans.

Nevada's early childhood system connecting families to programs and services that help young children be healthy and reach their fullest potential.

CCSD evaluates official out-of-country transcripts for students in grades 6–12. Register at your zoned school first to receive the Foreign Transcript Evaluation Request Form. Processing takes 1–10 business days.

Unites the community by providing housing, resources, education, support, and services to families experiencing poverty.

Helping all students, regardless of circumstances, attend college and graduate to transform their communities. Call (702) 305-2989.

Nevada's first school-based restorative dental facility providing diagnosis and treatment of oral disease for children. Call (702) 799-1204.

Students can get virtual medical care at school or at home on any smartphone, tablet, or computer.

Virtual teletherapy for students at school or at home on any device. CCSD sponsored. Call (702) 718-0123.

Medicaid health coverage provider in Nevada. Call (800) 962-8074.

Explore resources, download eBooks, and much more across 5 Henderson Library District locations.

Continuity of educational services for CCSD students unable to physically attend school due to a medical or psychiatric condition. Call (702) 799-8616.

Rapid rehousing programs assist individuals, seniors, and households with children experiencing homelessness. Requires a Homeless Assessment. Call (702) 566-0576.

Guidance and key resources to help eligible grantseekers find information on federal grants, loans, and nonfinancial assistance.

Specialized services including Asylum, DACA, U & T Visas, VAWA, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, and Immigration Court Help Desk.

The Immigration Center for Women and Children helps everyone understand their basic constitutional rights, including undocumented immigrants.

Regardless of immigration status, you have guaranteed rights. The ACLU of Nevada advocates for civil liberties in immigrant communities.

Information on FERPA protections and the Plyler v. Doe ruling that guarantees K–12 education for undocumented students.

Find your or your child's immunization records through your state's Immunization Information System (IIS).

Free general health care, immunizations, sports physicals, and mental health resources for all CCSD students. No cost to any student.

INVO's Integrated Multidisciplinary Program to Address Childhood Trauma. Innovative school-based mental health and behavioral support. Call 1-866-468-6471.

Free basic tax return preparation for people earning $64,000 or less, persons with disabilities, and limited English-speaking taxpayers through the IRS VITA and TCE programs.

Every Nevada resident has basic rights when in contact with law enforcement, regardless of citizenship or immigration status — including undocumented immigrants.

Provides diapers, baby wipes, and breastfeeding supplies to families in need. Call (725) 724-1275.

Food, shelter, daily needs, and addiction recovery services for all people in need. Call (702) 382-1766.

Assists those who need the most help in the community, including food and basic needs support. Call (702) 382-1766.

Find programs, get a free Insta eCard, and participate in the Summer Reading Challenge. Call (702) 734-7323.

Free and low-cost immigration legal resources for immigrants, families, employers, and neighbors. Call 702-386-1070, option 4.

Walk-in food pantry Monday–Thursday 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (excluding holidays). Bring ID for each family member, proof of income, and proof of address. Pickup every two weeks.

Bus service maps and hub stop locations for magnet elementary, middle, and high schools across Clark County.

Builds the power of Latinx and working-class people of color through organizing, policy innovation, and transformative education. Call (702) 907-1560.

Official SNHD measles (rubeola) information including symptoms, prevention, vaccination guidance, and outbreak updates.

Video overview of CCSD's Medicaid School Health Services Program and how eligible families can access school-based health support.

Builds Latino political power by expanding the electorate and strengthening local community infrastructure. Call (702) 907-1560.

Adaptive baseball program giving children, young adults, and adults with special needs the opportunity to play. Every child deserves a chance. Call (702) 800-1072.

Empathetic, effective mental health care tailored to the unique needs of each individual. Call (702) 888-6300.

Medicaid health coverage provider. Call (833) 685-2102.

In-person and telemedicine care that reduces ER visits. Mobile non-emergency medical services combining convenience with quality care. Call (866) 603-7803.

Helps Nevadans connect with the services they need. Search a comprehensive directory of community resources. Call 866-535-5654.

Evidence-based autism treatment: social skills groups, family training, model classrooms, and more for children and their families. Call (702) 660-2005.

List of state and federal grant opportunities including legislatively mandated grants and federal subaward opportunities for Nevada families.

Serving at-risk youth in Southern Nevada with focus on homeless, disenfranchised, and those facing poverty. Call (800) 787-2568.

Free civil legal services for low-income Nevadans to ensure fairness and equal access to justice. Call (775) 284-3491.

Affordable, flexible online parenting courses — 4 to 52 hours of distance learning with no physical attendance required. Call (866) 301-3638.

Helps youth move into stable housing and provides the help, hope, and support they need to grow and flourish. No young person should have to live on the streets.

Helping youth move into stable housing with the help, hope, and support they need to grow and flourish. Call (702) 383-1332.

Nevada PEP specialists offer free parenting classes, support, and community resources to help families find solutions. Call (702) 388-8899.

Increasing opportunities for children with disabilities and their families through education, encouragement, and empowerment. Call (702) 388-8899.

Increasing opportunities for children with disabilities and their families through education, encouragement, and empowerment activities.

One-stop location for early childhood education policies, forms, regulations, guidance, and discounts to save time, reduce costs, and improve quality.

Resources for newcomer students and families: orientation materials, picture cards, WIDA family resources, and professional learning for educators welcoming immigrant and refugee students.

Public reference services, children's story times, Spanish collections, cultural programs, public computers, and diverse materials. Call (702) 633-1000.

Families choosing Open Enrollment (School Choice) are fully responsible for their own transportation. Check which schools have open seats.

Free, unlimited 24/7 tutoring for students in over 200 subjects through the PAPER platform, available in four languages.

Free education and therapeutic support to empower parents as they help their child's mental health and emotional wellbeing.

Direct primary care clinic serving the community. Call (702) 565-6004.

Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada helps with DACA, naturalization, family petitions, TPS, work authorization renewals, and more.

AASA guidance on how schools should prepare for potential ICE enforcement on campuses and what to consider if a student's parents are detained.

CCSD offers a portfolio of pre-K options to ensure the best early education for your child. Complete the interest form to get started. Call (702) 799-7479.

Parenting resources and classes aligned with the Prevent Child Abuse America mission to prevent child maltreatment. Call (702) 895-5053.

Free legal services for those who cannot afford a lawyer. Nevada legal aid providers and pro bono attorneys available through the State Bar of Nevada.

Free ready-made food delivered to all high schools weekly. Family meal bags with non-perishable items available at Betty's Boutiques, weekdays 1:00–6:00 p.m. (excluding holidays).

Provides free support and services to homeless, displaced, and disadvantaged high school students so they can remain in school, graduate, and build bright futures.

Ensures every woman is healthy and dignified by providing menstrual and personal hygiene products to those in need. Call (702) 595-7027.

Partnering with CCSD and the community to ensure every Clark County public school student has the resources to succeed. Apply for scholarships.

A resource guide for teens and young adults (ages 13–25) facing homelessness or at risk of it, with encouragement and instructions for finding help quickly.

A printable resource from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center helping people assert constitutional rights and defend against ICE actions, regardless of immigration status.

Scholarships ranging from $20,000 to $100,000 for Clark County public high school students to attend the college or university of their choice.

Mobile dental care for children and adolescents ages 0–21, with or without insurance, at the CCSD Family Support Center. Call (800) 787-2568.

Eligible high school students receive a free monthly RTC transit pass instead of a yellow bus, usable 24/7 for school, jobs, and activities.

Safe shelter, support, advocacy, counseling, and education to stop abuse in the family environment. Call (702) 564-3227.

Anonymous reporting system to report threats to student safety or well-being. Call 1-833-216-SAFE (7233).

Clark County Parks & Recreation Safekey is a before- and after-school recreational program for students in grades K–8 at participating schools.

Programs to prevent violence, protect victims, and empower survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Call (702) 877-0133.

Foundations, universities, state scholarships, and national scholarship listings to help CCSD students submit applications.

Videos covering graduation requirements, college and career prep, enrollment options, and online resources for high school families.

General directory to find information on programs and services geared toward helping seniors and individuals with disabilities in Nevada.

Inpatient behavioral health hospital with daily structured group sessions. 3021 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy, Henderson. Call (702) 646-5000.

HELP of Southern Nevada provides services for at-risk youth aged 16–24 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Call (702) 369-4357.

HELP of Southern Nevada's Shannon West Homeless Youth Center provides clothing and services for at-risk youth aged 16–24. Call (702) 369-4357.

Provides shoes and educational resources for kids in need of the basics, serving as a beacon of hope for young minds aspiring to rise above their circumstances.

Advocacy, counseling, and crisis support for survivors of sexual assault in Southern Nevada. Call (702) 366-1640.

Medicaid health coverage provider in Nevada. Call (844) 366-2880.

Southern Nevada Health District vaccination clinics with no appointment needed, January–August 2026, 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Call (702) 799-0072.

English and Spanish SEL videos for families, covering enriching family communication and supporting children's emotional wellbeing.

Free services for Clark County individuals with permanent disabilities of all ages to develop and achieve independent living goals. Call (702) 889-4216.

Primary preventive care for children and adults: annual physicals, well-child check-ups, and sick visits. Call (702) 759-1700.

Services and resources that promote health and overall well-being for Southern Nevada residents. Call (702) 759-1270.

Free legal services for seniors aged 60 and older in Southern Nevada under Title III Older Americans Act. Call (702) 229-6596.

Senior access and convenience with 450+ providers and 45 locations. Same-day visits with your primary care provider. Call (800) 765-8959.

Free special education law classes from Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada for families of students with disabilities. Call (702) 386-1070.

Online resources for parents and students covering academics, assistive technology, early childhood videos, how-to guides, and much more.

Diagnostic, direct, and consultative services for students with difficulties in language, speech, voice, and fluency (stuttering). Call (702) 799-7437.

Mental health services for children, teens, adults, and seniors with behavioral health or addiction issues. 7000 W. Spring Mountain Rd. Call (702) 873-2400.

Clark County referral listing to help those contemplating suicide or in crisis find the help they need immediately.

Provides men and young men in need with professional clothing to present themselves with confidence and dignity, enhancing job readiness and self-esteem.

Articles, videos, podcasts, and peer support for mental health struggles. Free unlimited access for all CCSD high school students ages 13+.

Keeps children safe and families together with programs and services at no charge to youth and families in the community. Call (775) 856-6200.

Free classes on a variety of parenting subjects for parents and child care providers. Search and register online or call (775) 856-6200.

Advocates peace and healing for youth survivors of violence, sexual exploitation, and trafficking through trauma-informed care. Call (702) 463-6929.

Increases access to food and resources for a stronger community. Emergency food drive-thru events Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. at 1401 N. Decatur Blvd. Call (702) 462-2253.

Food pantry open Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:00–11:00 a.m. at 830 East Lake Mead Pkwy, Henderson. Call (725) 777-1355.

24-hour shelter providing safe refuge and life-changing services to homeless and abused women and women with children in crisis. Call (855) 385-0072.

Nation's largest scholarship program for undocumented students. Up to $39,000 for DREAMers, DACA, and TPS students at Nevada State University and UNLV.

Provides wholesome food to hungry people while passionately pursuing a hunger-free community. Offers pick-up and home delivery options. Call (702) 765-4030.

Review of the best international education credential evaluation agencies to help you choose the right service for your foreign transcripts.

Services for students, parents, teachers, and community agencies to address post-secondary outcomes for students with disabilities. Call (702) 799-7446.

Foreign education must be evaluated by a credential evaluation service to receive credit toward U.S. qualifications. Learn how.

Emergency housing assistance, resources, and support for veterans and their families. Call (702) 283-0014.

Women and newborn care services through University Medical Center of Southern Nevada, supporting new mothers and infants.

Know Your Rights guides, resources for immigrants in Nevada, and immigration law research tools from UNLV's law school.

Specialized training to navigate parenting challenges including divorce and separation. Strengthens family relationships and communication. Call (702) 895-3394.

Pediatricians examine children and refer to specialists when necessary. Devoted to the well-being of children from infancy through adolescence. Call (702) 944-2828.

Medical center for CCSD students. Open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays by appointment. Call (702) 586-9943.

Free dental care for families without insurance, for children ages 6–12. Call (702) 774-2461.

Sports physicals for student athletes at the UNLV clinic. Registration required in advance; ongoing by appointment after initial event. Call (702) 944-2828.

Postpartum and overnight newborn support tailored to whatever a new family needs, at any time of day. Call (702) 907-6378.

Clothing closet stocked with donated clothes, shoes, home textiles, and more for community members in need. Call (702) 202-6647.

Clark County's repository for all birth and death records. Distribution is regulated by Nevada law. Call (702) 759-1010.

Free adult and pediatric preventative, chronic, and acute primary medical care for uninsured patients. Call (702) 967-0530.

Dozens of day camp options for youth of all ages and interests — space, cooking, fashion, robotics, and more. Healthy activities and new friendships guaranteed.