Names must match on ID and documents provided.

Assistance with current and past due Southwest Gas bills, including late fees. Currently, HELP of Southern Nevada has assistance for Southwest Gas utility bills only. No assistance at this time for rent, deposits, or other utility assistance. Email info@helpsonv.org for an application for Southwest Gas assistance.

Pregnant or parenting mothers with baby up to age 1 (up to 3 for diapers).

Offers guidance and support through education and case management. Provides classes for healthy habits, smart shop, safe sleep, and becoming a mom for pregnant and parenting mothers up to baby’s first birthday. Direct services include prenatal vitamins, diapers, wipes, formula, and other baby items as available. Services from diaper bank are now available by appointment only (8am-4pm, Mondays and Tuesdays). If you are in need of diaper services and are COVID-19 symptom free, email info@helpsonv.org to set up your appointment. Do not come to a HELP campus unless you have an appointment. Mondays, 1660 E. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119 Tuesdays, 3755 W Lake Mead Blvd, North Las Vegas, NV 89032

Offers no cost virtual car seat safety class. Those who complete the 45-minute virtual workshop will receive a no cost infant or convertible car seat. Participants learn about current Nevada child passenger safety laws, choosing the right car seat, how to properly install a child safety seat, and motor vehicle safety. After completion of virtual workshop, no cost car seat can be picked up by appointment.

Nevada residents 18 years and older with a valid Social Security number.

Provides a one stop career-work readiness center offering access to computers, resume writing programs, how to interview, case management, and supportive services for employment and training related activities.

Seniors 62 and older, medically fragile, or Reserve and National Guard members that meet the income guidelines.

Offers Project Reach (NV Energy Funded) electric service payment assistance for those 62 and older, medically fragile, or Reserve and National Guard members that meet the income guidelines.

Low-income families and individuals.

Weatherization assists low-income households with energy saving measures that help to reduce overall energy costs. We help with the weatherization application.

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

Offers transitional housing for homeless or at-risk homeless youth. Youth will have access to intensive case management, substance use disorder counseling, mental health referrals, educational assessment, vocational training, and life skills groups. Provides basic needs (food, clothes, and hygene) to residents.

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

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.