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Local resources
Mental health resources, provider directories, guides, and information for Southern Nevada. If we can’t help directly, we’ll connect you to someone who can.
Nevada 2-1-1
Dial 2-1-1 or visit nevada211.org for a comprehensive statewide directory of health and human services, including mental health providers, housing, crisis services, and financial assistance. Available 24/7.
Find a provider
Search for licensed therapists, psychiatrists, counselors, and mental health clinics in Clark County. Use Psychology Today, Open Path Collective, or Nevada 2-1-1 for low-cost options.
Housing and shelter
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada, Nevada HAND affordable housing, HELP of Southern Nevada, Veterans Village for veterans experiencing homelessness, and more.
Family member arrested
When mental illness intersects with the justice system, the path forward can be confusing. We provide guidance on legal representation, diversion programs, and what to expect in Nevada courts.
Petitions for involuntary treatment
In Nevada, you can petition for a loved one to receive involuntary mental health treatment under certain circumstances. We can walk you through the process and connect you with legal resources.
Mental Health First Aid
An 8-hour public education program that teaches how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illness and substance use. Find a training near you.
FULL DIRECTORY
Southern Nevada community resource directory
A curated directory of local organizations covering housing, legal aid, identity-specific support, veteran services, addiction recovery, and basic needs. NAMI SNV does not provide these services directly — we connect you to the people who do.
Housing
Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority
Subsidized housing for low- and moderate-income individuals and families. Waitlist applications open periodically — check site for openings.
HELP of Southern Nevada
702-369-4357 · Five housing programs providing housing and intensive case management to homeless and chronically homeless individuals and families.
SWHYC (Safe Way Home Youth Center)
Safe, stable housing for youth — up to 150 beds.Case management, education and employment assistance, addiction and mental health services.
Legal & benefits
Nevada Disability Advocacy & Law Center
Nevada’s federally-mandated protection and advocacy system for human, legal, and service rights of individuals with disabilities.
Access Nevada
State of Nevada’s one-stop portal for SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid applications, case status, and account management.
Social Security Administration (SSI)
Benefits for disabled adults and children with limited income and resources. SSDI also available for those with sufficient work history.
Identity & cultural-specific support
The Center (Las Vegas)
Heart and home of the LGBTQIA+ community: health and wellness, social services, arts and culture, advocacy, and community building.
SNAPIQS
Southern Nevada Asian Pacific Islander Queer Society, serving all API/Desi Americans of all sexual orientations and gender identities.
Henderson Equality Cente
Education programs including youth tutoring, job readiness, and technology labs for the LGBTQ+ community in Henderson.
Signs of HOPE
Supporting victim-survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking across Clark County, immediate and long-term recovery services.
Veterans & first responders
Nevada Dept. of Veterans Services
Benefits counseling, VA claims assistance, and operation of Southern Nevada State Veterans Home in Boulder City, all free.
Fisher House Foundation
Free comfort homes where military and veteran families can stay while a loved one is hospitalized.
MVP (Mission Vegas Project)
Peer mentorship for combat veterans and former professional athletes, in-person at Xtreme Couture MMA or online. Membership required, 18+.
Suicide Risk Management Consultation Program
Free consultation and resources for providers working with veterans at risk of suicide.
Addiction & recovery
Las Vegas Rescue Mission Recovery Program
Christian-based 6–12 month residential drug and alcohol treatment program with clinical assessment, therapy, and case management.
PACT Coalition
Substance misuse prevention and recovery promotion through culturally competent advocacy, education, and community outreach.
Low-cost mental health treatment
Community Counseling Center
Affordable mental health and substance abuse treatment. Works with clients living with HIV and affected family members.
Miracle Minds Therapy
Clinical mental health nonprofit offering low-cost therapy to individuals and families.
Solutions of Change
Therapy, counseling, and family support for behavioral, mental, and emotional health challenges. Serves uninsured/underinsured and undocumented community members.
Emotional PPE Project
Free directory connecting healthcare workers with volunteer licensed mental health practitioners. No cost, no insurance required.
Family & basic needs
Boys Town Nevada
Youth care and health care services meeting children and families where they are: crisis care, parenting resources, and complex health conditions.
The Jason Foundation
Youth suicide prevention through educational programs and resources for young people, parents, and educators.
Dress for Success Southern Nevada
Empowering women toward economic independence through professional attire, support networks, and development tools.
GUIDES AND DOWNLOADS
Helpful guides
Navigating the mental health system
A step-by-step guide for finding care, understanding insurance, and accessing services in Southern Nevada.
Talking to your doctor about mental health
How to describe symptoms, ask the right questions, and advocate for yourself or a loved one in a clinical setting.
Understanding your rights
A guide to mental health patient rights in Nevada, including privacy, consent, and treatment decisions.
Supporting a loved one
Practical guidance for family members and caregivers — how to help without burning out.
Crisis safety plan template
A fillable template for creating a personalized crisis safety plan to use in times of mental health crisis.
Southern Nevada resource directory (PDF)
Printable version of the full directory above — mental health providers, support services, and community resources in Clark County.