Homeless Resources in Las Vegas
Use this guide to find immediate and longer-term help for adults, families, youth, veterans, and people escaping violence in the Las Vegas Valley.
Resources include emergency shelter, meals, showers, health care, transportation, street outreach, housing assessments, eviction prevention, employment support, and other basic-needs services.
Last reviewed: October 2026. Shelter capacity, intake rules, hours, meal schedules, transportation routes, and weather-response locations can change. Call or check with the provider before traveling whenever possible.
Immediate danger: Call 911.
Mental-health or suicide crisis: Call or text 988.
Need shelter, food, transportation, or another local service? Call 211 or 1-866-535-5654.
Need Help Right Now?
Nevada 211
Start here when you need a current referral for shelter, food, transportation, rent help, health care, or another local service.
- Call: 211 or 1-866-535-5654
- Text: Send your ZIP code to 898211
- Website: Nevada 211
Courtyard Homeless Resource Center
The Courtyard is a 24-hour, low-barrier resource center for adults in the Corridor of Hope. Services include connections to housing, medical care, employment, benefits, showers, restrooms, laundry, and other basic needs.
Address: 314 Foremaster Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89101
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Phone: (702) 229-6117
MORE Street Outreach Team
The City of Las Vegas Multi-agency Outreach Resource Engagement team provides mobile outreach to people living on the street, in encampments, flood-control tunnels, and other unsheltered locations.
Call: (702) 229-MORE — (702) 229-6673
Arrow Homeless Community Shuttle
The Arrow provides scheduled no-cost transportation for people experiencing homelessness to and from organizations providing meals, shelter, health care, benefits, and social services.
Where to Start Tonight
- Call 211. Ask about current shelter availability, intake times, transportation, meals, and services near you.
- Adults: Contact the Courtyard or one of the adult shelters below.
- Families or youth: Use a family or youth provider. Adult-only shelters may not be appropriate.
- Domestic violence, stalking, trafficking, or another safety threat: Call a confidential crisis provider before traveling.
Emergency Shelter and Adult Services
Courtyard Homeless Resource Center
24/7 low-barrier adult access point with overnight space and connections to housing, medical, employment, benefits, showers, laundry, and other services.
Address: 314 Foremaster Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89101
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Phone: (702) 229-6117
Catholic Charities Men’s Emergency Night Shelter
Emergency night shelter and daytime services for adult men, plus meals and other homeless services.
Address: 1501 Las Vegas Blvd. N., Las Vegas, NV 89101
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Phone: (702) 385-2662
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
Emergency shelter, meals, basic-needs assistance, and recovery programs for adults and families.
Address: 480 W. Bonanza Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89106
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Phone: (702) 382-1766
Salvation Army Lied Social Services Campus
Adult emergency-lodge and day-resource services. Intake availability and program requirements can change.
Address: 35 W. Owens Ave., North Las Vegas, NV 89030
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Phone: (702) 701-5347
Longer-Term Housing: Coordinated Entry
Important: Emergency shelter and Coordinated Entry are not the same thing. You do not need to complete a Coordinated Entry assessment before seeking emergency shelter.
Coordinated Entry assesses people experiencing a housing crisis for available longer-term housing programs. An assessment does not guarantee immediate housing.
Clark County Social Service lists assessment access through several offices. Confirm current hours before going.
- Pinto Office: 1600 Pinto Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89106
(Map It) - Community Resource Center: 2432 N. Martin Luther King Blvd., Suite D, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
(Map It) - Cambridge Annex: 3885 S. Maryland Pkwy., Las Vegas, NV 89119
(Map It) - Henderson: 1291 W. Galleria Dr., Suite 170, Henderson, NV 89014
(Map It) - Phone: (702) 455-4270
View current Coordinated Entry access information from Help Hope Home.
Families, Children, Youth, and Young Adults
Family Promise of Las Vegas
Helps Clark County families with children move from homelessness toward stable housing through short-term housing, stabilization, case management, and employment support.
Phone: (702) 638-8806
Family Promise of Las Vegas
HopeLink of Southern Nevada
Family-resource and housing support for qualifying households, particularly in Henderson and nearby service areas.
Address: 178 Westminster Way, Henderson, NV 89015
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Phone: (702) 566-0576
HopeLink
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth
Crisis help, drop-in services, food, showers, laundry, shelter connections, and housing support for young people.
Address: 4981 Shirley St., Las Vegas, NV 89119
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Phone: (702) 383-1332
Get help from NPHY
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center
HELP of Southern Nevada provides housing and supportive services for homeless or at-risk young adults ages 18–24.
Phone: (702) 369-4357
Shannon West Homeless Youth Center
Safe Place for Youth
Youth younger than 18 can request help through Safe Place. Participating RTC buses, fire stations, and designated community locations may serve as access points.
Hotline: 1-866-827-3723
Street Teens
Provides showers, laundry, food, clothing, computer access, education and employment help, and referrals for homeless, abandoned, and at-risk youth ages 12–21.
Address: 5599 S. Pecos Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89120
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Phone: (702) 215-4171
Street Teens
Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, and Trafficking Safety
Protect your location and browsing history. If someone may monitor your phone or computer, use a safer device when possible. Shelter addresses may be confidential. Call a crisis provider for safety planning before traveling.
The Shade Tree
Emergency shelter and support for homeless and abused women and women with children. The shelter also accommodates pets.
Phone: (702) 385-0072
The Shade Tree
SafeNest
Confidential 24/7 safety planning, emergency shelter, counseling, advocacy, and support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence and human trafficking.
24/7 hotline: (702) 646-4981
SafeNest
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Call: 1-800-799-SAFE
Text: Text START to 88788
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Meals, Showers, Laundry, and Basic Needs
Catholic Charities Food Services
Meals, food-pantry assistance, and nutrition programs. Schedules and eligibility may change.
Address: 1501 Las Vegas Blvd. N., Las Vegas, NV 89101
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Phone: (702) 385-2662
Food and nutrition services
Las Vegas Rescue Mission Meals
Community meals and other basic-needs services. Confirm the serving time before traveling.
Address: 480 W. Bonanza Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89106
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Phone: (702) 382-1766
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
CARE Complex
Basic-needs assistance and connections to services, including help with identification and stability resources.
Address: 200 Foremaster Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89101
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CARE Complex
Fresh Start Mobile Showers
The WASH Foundation operates mobile showers at changing Clark County locations and connects guests with supportive-service partners.
View the current mobile shower schedule.
More food locations: Use Three Square’s food finder or see the Vegas4Locals Nutrition Assistance Guide.
Medical, Mental Health, and Substance-Use Support
Nevada Health Centers: Healthcare for the Homeless
Primary care for people experiencing homelessness in Clark County. Call to confirm the current clinic or mobile-service location.
Appointments: (800) 787-2568
Healthcare for the Homeless
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Free crisis support by phone or text. Call 911 for immediate physical danger or a life-threatening medical emergency.
Call or text: 988
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
SAMHSA National Helpline
Confidential treatment information and referrals for mental-health and substance-use concerns.
Phone: 1-800-662-4357
SAMHSA National Helpline
Rent Assistance, Eviction Help, and Employment
Clark County Housing Assistance
Housing-expense and homelessness-prevention assistance depends on current funding and eligibility.
Clark County housing assistance
CHAP application portal
Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada
Tenant-rights information and eviction assistance. Act quickly if you receive an eviction notice.
Eviction hotline: (702) 386-1070
Tenant rights information
HELP of Southern Nevada
Housing programs, homeless-response teams, behavioral-health services, family services, and workforce support.
Address: 1640 E. Flamingo Rd., Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89119
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Phone: (702) 369-4357
Get help from HELP of Southern Nevada
Goodwill Career Services
Free career coaching, training, workshops, computer access, and job-placement support.
Extreme Heat and Cold Weather
Cooling, hydration, and warming sites open only during announced activations. Do not rely on an old flyer or schedule.
For current locations:
- Call 211
- Check Help Hope Home
- Check Clark County Cooling Stations
Homeless and At-Risk Veterans
National Call Center for Homeless Veterans
Available 24/7 for veterans who are homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness.
Phone: 1-877-424-3838
VA Homeless Programs
VA Community Resource and Referral Center
Local walk-in assessment and referral point for homeless and at-risk veterans. Confirm current hours before going.
Address: 4461 E. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89104
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Phone: (702) 791-9077
VA Southern Nevada homeless veteran care
U.S.VETS Las Vegas
Housing and supportive services for veterans.
Phone: (702) 366-0456
U.S.VETS Las Vegas
Las Vegas Homeless Resources FAQ
Where can someone sleep tonight?
Call 211 for current shelter availability and intake instructions. Adults may also contact the Courtyard Homeless Resource Center, which operates 24 hours a day.
Do I need Coordinated Entry before going to a shelter?
No. Coordinated Entry is used to assess and prioritize households for longer-term housing programs. Emergency shelters can be contacted directly.
Where can a family with children get help?
Call 211 and contact providers such as Family Promise, HopeLink, HELP of Southern Nevada, or Las Vegas Rescue Mission. Each has its own eligibility and intake process.
Where can youth get help?
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth serves young people, while Shannon West serves young adults ages 18–24. Youth under 18 can also call Safe Place at 1-866-827-3723.
What should someone bring to shelter intake?
Bring identification if available, medications, essential documents, a phone charger, and any referral information. Do not delay asking for help because documents are missing; ask the provider what alternatives are accepted.
Can someone keep a pet at a shelter?
Policies vary. The Courtyard includes a pet kennel, and The Shade Tree states that it accommodates pets. Call first and ask 211 about current pet-friendly options.
Is there free transportation to homeless services?
Yes. The City of Las Vegas operates the Arrow Homeless Community Shuttle, which provides scheduled no-cost transportation to participating service providers. Check the current route schedule before traveling.
How can I request street outreach for someone living outside?
Call the City of Las Vegas MORE outreach team at (702) 229-6673. The team works with people living on streets, in encampments, flood-control tunnels, and other unsheltered areas.
Related Vegas4Locals Help Guides
- Important Las Vegas Phone Numbers
- Free and Low-Cost Legal Help
- Nutrition Assistance Programs
- Pet Food Bank
- Las Vegas Public Transportation
Always confirm current availability, eligibility, hours, and intake instructions directly with the provider.
