Homeless Shelters

Assists homeless gain self-sufficiency. Each adult in the household must be willing and able to work a full-time job in order to qualify for the Homeless to Home Program. Assistance is currently offered to families with dependent children. If you do not have dependent children in your custody, please contact Clark County Social Services.

Provides limited temporary housing in the form of motel vouchers.

Offers homeless shelter for homeless adult males, also provides support services.

Emergency shelter for men includes laundered linens, showers, toiletries (when available), and restroom facilities.  Available on a first come first serve basis.  Bags are secured upon check-in. 

Provides emergency shelter to youth between 13-17 years old including hygiene kits, meals, and access to resources and support services

Provides showers throughout the community with towels and hygiene items in the parking lot.

Provides showers throughout the community with towels and hygiene items in the parking lot.

Due to extreme heat conditions location is open as daytime cooling station for women and children in need of respite from the heat.

Provides a safe place for women and women with children to spend the day. Women who work nights are allowed to sleep during the day. Daytime bed rest is also allowed for the medically needy for those residing at Shade Tree. Starting in May meals, shower facilities, laundry facilities, telephone and mail services are available free of change.

Provides emergency shelter referrals for adult females who are chronically homeless with a documented mental health disorder. Services included basics needs, medication management, and case management services.

Provides rent, mortgage, and hotel/motel assistance to residents who have suffered financial hardship and now lack sufficient income to pay their housing costs. Hotel/motel aid is given to those who are experiencing homelessness due to financial hardship. 

Program admits adolescents 24/7, providing an immediate safe haven for runaway/homeless youth in need of crisis intervention or emergency placement. Provides early intervention screenings with special attention to medical, psychological and legal needs. Reunification with their families is the priority where feasible.

Offers up to a 5 day shelter program for women with or without children. Residents are provided with items such as access to meals and snacks, emergency medical care, linen and a bed.

Provides rent, mortgage, and hotel/motel assistance to residents who have suffered financial hardship and now lack sufficient income to pay their housing costs. Hotel/motel aid is given to those who are experiencing homelessness due to financial hardship. 

Provides a day shelter for men services including bathroom facilities, shower, towel and toiletries, drinking water.

Provides emergency shelter for homeless and at-risk youth. Youth will have access to intensive case management, substance use disorder counseling, mental health referrals, educational assessment, vocational training, and life skills groups.