Offers case management to prevent homelessness and rehouse homeless individuals by placing he/she in permanent housing and collaborating with community resources in order to maintain stability and success.

Income must be at or below 125% of FPL and pass a warrant check. At risk of eviction for rental assistance. Have shut off notice for utility assistance. Must be a Mineral County resident.

For Mineral County residents. Offers rental assistance for individuals or families who are about to be evicted from their home. Utility payment for individuals or families who have a shut off notice.

Anyone in Churchill County may apply. Eligibility is determined by casework.

Must live in Lincoln County and meet poverty guidelines.

Provides emergency assistance with rent, utilities, limited medical bills, bus fare, and offers referral to other programs.

Nye County residents, other requirements may apply.

Provides rent/utilities/deposit assistance to those who qualify when funds are available.

Eligibility is based on income and residency.

Provides rent payment assistance to Douglas County residents.

Eligibility is based on income and residency.

Youth ages 16 to 24 years old that are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless.

Nevada residents.

Nevada residents.

Individual young adults ages 18 to 24 who are certified homeless, working with a street outreach worker, homeless shelter, have been in foster care, or are exiting a shelter placement. Please contact Clark County Social Services for referral. 702-455-4270.

Offers a transitional housing apartment style program for homeless young adults. While enrolled program includes wrap around services and intensive case management.

*Must be referred and/or verified by a medical source. *Family must live 30 miles or more outside of the Reno area *Family must have a child (21 years or younger) that is receiving critical treatment at a medical facility in the Reno area. *Family must be fit to live in a communal living environment and agree to abide by all house rules.

Provides temporary housing for eligible families who travel to Reno to receive critical medical treatment for their children.

Partners with families to build simple, decent, and affordable housing through sweat equity while also providing financial literacy and construction education for successful homeownership.

Families with minor age children.

Family Intake Assessments and referrals to offsite shelter services. Holiday Assistance provided to families currently enrolled in Family Promise LV programs only.

Operates a transitional housing program for victims/survivors of domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sexual assault, or sex trafficking.

*Must be referred and/or verified by a medical source. *Family must live 30 miles or more outside of the Greater Las Vegas area. *Family must have a child (21 years or younger) that is receiving critical treatment at a medical facility in Greater Las Vegas area. *Family must be fit to live in a communal living environment and agree to abide by all RMH policies.

Provides temporary housing for families who travel to Las Vegas to receive critical medical treatment for their children.

*Live in Reno/Sparks for one year *Steady income for two years *Willing to give minimum of 500 hours of service to Habitat *Meet income guidelines

Eligible families are sold affordable homes at no profit, and zero percent interest. Families also receive free home buying support services.

Adults 18 and older

One and two bedroom affordable housing units for low income individuals and families.

Income guidelines at or below 60% AMI

Provides affordable housing units to low income families at or below 60% percent AMI.

Homeless housing assistance (various programs depending on availability) and housing counseling to assist qualifying individuals with available options and possible placement to provide housing stabilization.

Head of Household must be 18 or older, income restrictions apply, credit check, criminal background check, and rental history.

Offers affordable apartment communities throughout Las Vegas area for individuals and families.

Homeless individuals, couples, single parents and families; ages 18 to 24 who are living in an emergency shelter or on the streets. Contact Clark County Social Services for referral.

Provides scattered-site housing, case management and supportive services to homeless individuals and families. Offers life skills, educational counseling, therapy, employment assistance, bus passes, child care assistance and an individual plan.

HIV/AIDS positive with income at or under 80% of area median.

Lyon County residents, homeless or at-risk of homelessness, serious mental health illness, physical illness.

Program provides assistance and case management services to individuals who are defined as homeless or at risk of homeless and have a serious mental health illness, physical illness that affects the ability to work. Services include applying, monitoring, and being the authorized representative for the social security application process from beginning to end. Other services include community referral assistance, appointment scheduling assistance, transportation assistance support, interactive case management, volunteer opportunity supports, housing and income stabilization supports and referrals.

Based on household income and assets.

Resident; laid off or on medical leave; at-risk for homelessness; landlord must agree to accept PO

Determined by applicant household’s gross annual income.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Provides rental assistance and other necessary supports to maintain stable housing. All residential supports are based on individual need and are coordinated with Nevada Rural Housing Authority.

Based on income.

1st months rent, past due rent, utility deposits, past due utilities, emergency prescriptions, and emergency dental (filing and extractions only).

Nevada residents with source of income, three years employment, and drug and alcohol free.

Financial hardship due to COVID-19.

Provides qualifying individuals with rental and utility assistance. Applicants are advised to contact via e-mail or phone to get an understanding of qualifications and required documents.

Income restrictions apply. Background credit and criminal check is completed. Cannot have previous evictions or owe another landlord money.

Income restrictions apply. Background credit and criminal check is completed. Cannot have previous evictions or owe another landlord money.

Income restrictions apply. Background credit and criminal check is completed. Cannot have previous evictions or owe another landlord money.

To qualify all applicants must meet income requirements. Income limits are available at https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il.html.

Participants are able to pay 30% to 40% percent of their annual adjusted income towards their rent, while the NRHA pays the remainder. Participants find their own place and negotiate the rent with the Landlord.

To qualify all households must meet income requirements. Income limits are available at https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il.html.

To qualify all households must meet income requirements. Income limits are available at https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il.html.

Renters can either rent from the properties that are owned by NRHA in Nevada or find their own place to rent. Rent is based on each individual’s income plus any utility bills that they pay. Income amounts are different in each county therefore a sliding scale basis. Vouchers are paid directly to the Landlord.

Clark County residents with income that will pay next month's rent. Proof of one-time hardship that is making it impossible to pay the present month's rent.

Area residents with income that have had a one-time hardship thus limiting financial resources.

Provides rent payment assistance when funding permits.

Client must show ability to continue to pay their rent after assistance. Those with no income will not qualify but if they have a commitment to hire from an employer and are able to provide proof will qualify. Approvals are on a case by case basis.
The process takes 3-5 business days to reach a decision (on average). Those require immediate payment to prevent eviction (1-3 days) will not qualify. Service is based on need/emergency and if the clients are within the current federal poverty guidelines (150% above FPG qualify).

Income restrictions apply. Background credit and criminal check is completed. Cannot have previous evictions or owe another landlord money.

Income restrictions apply. Background credit and criminal check is completed. Cannot have previous evictions or owe another landlord money.

Income restrictions apply. Background credit and criminal check is completed. Cannot have previous evictions or owe another landlord money.

Monthly outreach event that offers services including showers, housing, healthcare, legal aid, and behavioral health support.

The Paiute Tribe in Yerington offers general assistance, burial assistance, child welfare, housing assistance, education assistance as well as a Health Clinic.

Provides housing assistance and weatherization assistance to low and moderate income families, elderly, or people with disabilities in units owned and operated by the housing authority or through rent subsidies. Offices in Carson City and Las Vegas.

Statewide Service.

Provides housing assistance and weatherization assistance to low and moderate income families, elderly, or people with disabilities in unites owned and operated by the housing authority or through rent subsidies. Offices in Carson City and Las Vegas.

Statewide Service.

The Nevada Housing Division's Weatherization Assistance Programs helps reduce the cost of utilities and improve energy conservation for low income Nevadans. Assistance is provided free of charge for those living in single-family homes, multi-family units and mobile homes.

Nevada Rural Housing Authority (NRHA) provides qualified Nevadans with a secure, competitive mortgage along with considerable down payment assistance. NRHA offers nine different Home at Last financing programs including a Mortgage Tax Credit program and programs offering a spectrum of down payment assistance and competitive mortgage rates to suit different households.

Housing Assistance, Medication Assistance, Disaster Assistance

Education Assistance, Employment Assistance, Housing Assistance

Home Buyers Assistance

Provides housing assistance to low and moderate-income families, elderly, or people with disabilities in units that are owned and operated by the Reno Housing Authority or through rent subsidies.

Homeless households with or without children.

Homeless households with or without children.

Homeless households with or without children.

Income based, criminal history, sex offender screening.

Income based, criminal history, sex offender screening.

Adults 18-59, Lyon County Residents

Adults 18 and older

Offers 8 hour classes on homebuyer education and pre-purchase counseling. After initial class one-on-one meeting is offered providing budget, savings, credit, income and other outstanding items to determine if future homeowner is mortgage ready.

Program assists low to very-low income individuals and households purchase homes in rural areas. Funds can be used to build, repair, renovate, relocate a home, or purchase and prepare sites including water and sewage facilities.

Families and individuals moving into permanent housing. Items are contingent on what we have on site.

For $50 LVRM will provide furniture for a room. We attempt to provide a sofa and/or love seat, dining table, coffee table. The client does not get to choose, we automatically pull it and deliver. There is roughly a 2 - 3 week wait and is contingent on what we have on site.

Homeless households with or without children.

A single point of entry for households with or without children needing assistance with housing. Individuals will be assessed for all of CCSS programs which include services available through the Continuum of Care, as well as services throughout the community through a process known as Coordinated Intake. <em>**As COVID-19 continues to impact our community, Clark County Social Service offices are closed to the public. Please see our website for options on applying for services.</em>

Homeless households with or without children.

Determined by in home assessment but is only for adults 18 years and older.

Income restrictions apply.

Provides WISH home purchase down payment assistance for low to moderate income households that meet program requirements.

Homeowners

Provides assistance to prevent or resolve mortgage delinquency and avoid foreclosure. Homeowners receive an in-depth financial and housing analysis, options for consideration such as modification, forbearance, mediation or short sale, and specifics regarding the foreclosure process.

HUD and/or NFMC guidelines.

Provides a wide variety of education and counseling services to low income residents. Education services include financial literacy, first time homebuyer, second chance homeownership, and foreclosure intervention.

The M.O.R.E (Multi-agency Outreach Resource Engagement) teams assist homeless with housing resource information such as: housing assessments, access to shelters, information for neighborhood organizations, encampment interaction, access to the Courtyard, etc. through the 24/7 hotline number 702-229-MORE (6673).

Provides down payment assistance towards home ownership for low to moderate income families.

Provides low income and workforce housing complexes offering studio, 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms and various amenities within Sparks and Reno. All complexes have waiting lists for new applicants. Some properties have a Veterans preference.

Must meet income requirements.

Administers programs to assist low-and moderate-income potential homeowners purchase a home.