Supportive Housing & Residential Care Homes

Assists "aged out" former Nevada foster youth to attain economic self-sufficiency by providing youth with certain goods and services including (but not limited to) case management, housing assistance, employment assistance, educational assistance, transportation assistance, and other services such as referrals.&nbsp;&nbsp;<em>**As COVID-19 continues to impact our community, Clark County Social Service offices are closed to the public.&nbsp; Please see our website for options on applying for services.</em>

Provides assistance with placement in and payment for long term care assisted living facility and skilled/custodial nursing facilities as well as placement and payment for adult day health care programs for those in need that cannot afford the services.

Provides a stable home environment with adults who care for and believe a child can achieve their full potential. Equips families with tools, such as parental skill building and behavioral coping skills, to ensure a child’s physical and emotional well-being. Foster parents serve as Agents of Hope, a mentoring bridge between youth and their biological or adoptive family, which secures a child’s future.

24 hour staff, three meals a day plus snacks, laundry services, utilities including basic phone and cable, housekeeping, bathing/dressing, medication management. Offers variety of social/educational/recreational activities to optimize mental/physical/emotional health.