Question 1

Adult Day Care

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Adult day care programs provide a safe, engaging environment for older adults and adults with disabilities while offering caregivers valuable respite. Many programs include meals, nursing care, transportation, therapeutic services, and social activities to help participants remain active and independent.Nevada Adult Day Healthcare CentersProvides medical day care and rehabilitation services for seniors and adults with disabilities.Locations • 2008 S. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146 • 8695 S. Eastern Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89123 • 330 N. 13th St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone • 702-319-4600 • 702-778-1234 • 702-384-3746Services • Nursing care • Medication management • Physical therapy • Occupational therapy • Speech therapy • Mobile dental services • Podiatry services • Personalized daily activities focused on socialization, education, and exerciseNevada Senior Services Adult Day Care CentersSpecializes in Alzheimer's care, brain injury support, and caregiver respite.Locations • 1201 Nevada State Drive, Henderson, NV 89002 • 901 N. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89108Phone • Henderson: 702-684-3425 • Las Vegas: 702-648-3425Services • Alzheimer's and traumatic brain injury programs • Comprehensive geriatric assessments • Case management • Chronic Disease Self-Management programs • Caregiver support groups • Licensed nursing and social work staff • Breakfast and lunch served daily • Arts and crafts • Exercise • Music • Games • Entertainment • Therapeutic and recreational activitiesVegas Adult Day CareOffers daytime supervision, meals, transportation, and activities for seniors and adults with disabilities.Location • 1401 Arville St., Suite B, Las Vegas, NV 89102Phone • 702-738-0884 • 702-527-7796Services • Transportation • Registered nursing staff • Breakfast, lunch, and snacks • On-site activities • Arts and crafts • Games • Daily supervisionIs Adult Day Care Right for You?Adult day care may be a good option if you or a loved one: • Needs supervision during the day • Would benefit from social interaction and structured activities • Requires assistance managing medications or health needs • Wants to remain living at home while receiving daytime support • Has a caregiver who could benefit from respite servicesCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 2

Advocates & Consumer Assistance (Ombudsmen)

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Whether you need help with Medicare, healthcare, insurance, long-term care, fraud, housing issues, or consumer rights, these organizations provide free or low-cost guidance, advocacy, and support for older adults, individuals with disabilities, and their families.Aging & Disability Services DivisionBest For: Healthcare advocacy, Medicare assistance, elder protection, and long-term care support.Location: 7150 Pollock Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89119Office for Consumer Health Assistance (OCHA)Phone: 702-486-3587Services• Healthcare advocacy and education• Medical and dental billing assistance• Help resolving access-to-care concerns• Workers' compensation guidance• Consumer appeals assistanceAdult Protective Services (APS)Phone: 702-486-6930 or 888-729-0571Services• Investigates abuse, neglect, self-neglect, and financial exploitation• Protective services for vulnerable adults• Assistance connecting individuals with available resourcesLong-Term Care OmbudsmanPhone: 702-486-3545Services• Advocates for residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities• Helps resolve complaints• Educates residents and families about their rights• Provides guidance on long-term care admissionsNevada Medicare Assistance Program (MAP)Phone: 702-486-3478 or 800-307-4444Services• Free Medicare counseling• Medicare enrollment assistance• Medicare fraud prevention• Help understanding Medicare benefits and optionsNevada Care ConnectionBest For: Finding senior and disability resources.Phone: 702-732-0304Services• Personalized resource referrals• Needs assessments• Caregiver support• Senior and disability resource navigationNot sure where to begin? Nevada Care Connection is an excellent first call.Consumer ProtectionNevada Department of Business & Industry – Consumer AffairsPhone: 702-486-2750 or 1-844-594-7275Services• Consumer complaints• Fraud and deceptive business practices• Consumer education and guidanceDivision of Insurance – Consumer ServicesPhone: 702-486-4009Services• Insurance complaints• Medical insurance questions• Extended warranty and service contract concerns• Title escrow issuesBetter Business Bureau of Southern NevadaPhone: 702-320-4500Services• Business complaint mediation• Consumer information• Company reliability reports• Consumer-business dispute resolutionPublic Utilities Commission of NevadaPhone: 702-486-2600Services• Utility billing disputes• Gas, electric, water, and telecommunications complaints• Assistance resolving service quality issuesHousing & Community AdvocacyClark County Neighborhood Justice CenterPhone: 702-455-3898Services• Free mediation services• Landlord and tenant disputes• Neighbor disputes• Consumer disputes• Family and workplace mediationSilver State Fair Housing CouncilPhone: 702-749-3288Services• Housing discrimination assistance• Fair housing education• Reasonable accommodation requests• Equal housing advocacyDisability AdvocacyBlind Center of NevadaPhone: 702-642-6000Services• Advocacy for individuals who are blind or visually impaired• Social programs• Independent living supportSouthern Nevada Center for Independent LivingPhone: 702-889-4216Services• Independent living support• Disability advocacy• Peer support• Community resource referralsAdditional Advocacy Resources• Clark County Public Administrator/Guardian – Guardianship and estate assistance• Nevada State Contractors Board – Contractor complaints and consumer protection• S.A.F.E. House – Domestic violence advocacy, protection orders, and shelter services• Consumer Health Assistance & Bureau for Hospital Patients – Medical billing disputes, patient rights, and health insurance assistance• Ombudsman of Consumer Affairs for Minorities – Consumer advocacy, housing, workforce, and outreach services for minority communities.Can't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 3

Assisted Care Services

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Assisted care services help older adults and individuals with disabilities remain safely and comfortably in their own homes. Depending on the provider, services may include personal care, homemaking, companionship, respite care, skilled support, and assistance with daily living activities.Aging & Disability Services DivisionProvides state programs that help eligible seniors and adults with disabilities receive in-home care and avoid placement in long-term care facilities.Location• 7150 Pollock Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-486-3545Programs & Services• Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Waiver for Frail Elderly• HCBS Waiver for Persons with Physical Disabilities• Community Service Options Program for the Elderly (COPE)• Personal care services• Homemaker services• Chore assistance• Adult companion services• Adult day care• Assisted living support• Home-delivered meals• Respite care• Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS)• Case managementClark County Social ServiceProvides eligible residents with programs that support independent living at home.Phone• 702-455-4270Programs & Services• Alternative Health Care (AHC) to assist with the transition from hospital to home• Homemaker Home Health Aide (HHHA) services• Household assistance for individuals with medical conditions• Support to help residents remain independentFacility Outreach & Community Integration Services (FOCIS)Helps individuals transition from nursing homes and other institutions back into the community.Phone• 702-668-4200Services• Money Follows the Person Program• Personal care services• Home health services• Durable medical equipment• Adult day health care• Non-emergency transportation• Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS)• Assistance with housing deposits• Moving expenses• Furniture assistanceHome Care ProvidersThe following licensed agencies provide a variety of in-home care services, including personal care, companionship, homemaking, and caregiver support. Contact each provider directly to learn about available services, eligibility, and payment options.• A Helping Hand — 702-839-2060• ADL Home Care — 702-933-9770• Angel Care — 702-731-5587• Angelica PAC — 702-444-4686• A Sacred Home Health Care — 702-834-6560• At Home Senior Solutions — 702-948-4848• At Peace Home Care — 702-955-0267• Bre's Loving Home of Nevada — 702-689-5015• CVS Home Care Inc. — 702-445-6304• DD Personal Care — 702-207-0842• Elsa Home Care — 702-331-0100• GL Gentleness Loving Homecare — 702-762-5095• Graceful Touch LLC — 702-293-3888• Hearts of Passion Home Care — 702-227-5069• High Class Personal Care — 702-733-2980• Love and Care Health — 702-432-1117• Miracle Hands Personal Home Care — 702-562-1245• Prosperity Home Care Services — 725-205-5398• Rainbow Helpers LLC — 702-268-7763• UR First Home Health — 702-354-2617Is Assisted Care Right for You?Assisted care services may be a good fit if you or a loved one:• Needs help with bathing, dressing, or other daily activities• Wants to remain living at home safely• Is recovering after a hospital stay• Needs occasional caregiver relief or respite services• Could benefit from companionship or homemaking assistance• Requires support because of age, illness, or a disabilityCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 4

Chronic Disease

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Living with a chronic illness can be challenging, but you don't have to navigate it alone. The organizations below provide education, support groups, financial assistance, disease management programs, and specialized resources for individuals living with chronic conditions and their caregivers.Alzheimer's Association – Desert Southwest ChapterProvides education, caregiver support, and resources for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.Location• 7220 S. Cimarron Road, Suite 210, Las Vegas, NV 89113Phone• 702-248-2770Services• Caregiver education and workshops• Dementia care resources• Family support• Communication and caregiving strategies• Information about Alzheimer's diseaseALS Association Nevada ChapterSupports individuals living with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) and their caregivers.Location• 3191 E. Warm Springs Road, Las Vegas, NV 89120Phone• 702-777-0500Services• Home visits• Caregiver support• Financial assistance• Home adaptation recommendations• Medical equipment loans (when available)American Cancer SocietyProvides support services for individuals undergoing cancer treatment and their families.Location• 6165 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 12, Las Vegas, NV 89118Phone• 702-798-6877• Patient Navigator: 702-731-8885Services• Free rides to treatment• Lodging assistance during treatment• Patient navigation• Cancer education• Survivor support• Community resourcesArthritis FoundationHelps individuals living with arthritis manage pain and improve their quality of life.Phone• 800-283-7800Services• Educational programs• Pain management resources• Community events• Information and supportAsbestos.com – Mesothelioma CenterProvides free information and support for individuals diagnosed with asbestos-related illnesses.Phone• 877-326-0609Services• Physician referrals• Nurse support• Patient education• Family support• Mesothelioma resourcesCleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain HealthOffers education and specialized care for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease and other neurological conditions.Location• 888 W. Bonneville Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89106Phone• 702-483-6000Services• Alzheimer's education• Brain health resources• Patient and caregiver support• Information on diagnosis and treatmentHemophilia Foundation of NevadaSupports individuals and families affected by bleeding and clotting disorders.Location• 222 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 203, Las Vegas, NV 89145Phone• 702-564-4368Services• Education• Advocacy• Research information• Community supportLeukemia & Lymphoma SocietyProvides financial assistance and support for individuals diagnosed with blood cancers.Phone• 1-877-577-2672Services• Co-pay assistance• Insurance premium assistance• Financial resource referrals• Patient supportNational Multiple Sclerosis SocietyProvides support and emergency assistance for individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis.Phone• 1-800-344-4867Services• MS Navigator resource specialists• In-home services• Chore services• Respite care• Emergency financial assistance• Medication assistance resources• Veteran supportSusan G. KomenProvides breast health education and support for individuals affected by breast cancer.Location• 1091 S. Cimarron Road, Suite A4, Las Vegas, NV 89145Phone• 702-822-2324• Helpline: 1-877-465-6636Services• Breast health education• Screening resources• Financial assistance• Patient and family supportDignity Health – Disease Management & PreventionOffers classes and educational programs for individuals living with chronic health conditions.Services• Disease management classes• Health education• Individual consultations• Wellness resourcesIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Has been diagnosed with a chronic illness• Is caring for someone with a chronic disease• Needs financial assistance related to treatment• Is looking for disease-specific education or support groups• Wants help managing symptoms and improving quality of lifeCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 5

Counseling and Support Groups

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Whether you're coping with illness, grief, caregiving responsibilities, or other life challenges, these organizations offer counseling, support groups, education, and peer connections to help you and your loved ones navigate difficult times.A Complete Care Support ServicesProvides counseling, case management, therapies, and peer support for older adults and individuals facing mental health or life challenges.Location• 7040 Laredo St., Suite E, Las Vegas, NV 89117Phone• 702-202-3374Services• Individual and group counseling• Case management• Peer support services• Grief counseling• Family counseling• Occupational therapy• Medical and healthcare referrals• Senior activity centerAlzheimer's AssociationSupports individuals living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, along with their families and caregivers.Location• 7220 S. Cimarron Rd., Suite 210, Las Vegas, NV 89113Phone• 1-800-272-3900Services• Alzheimer's and dementia support groups• Family care consultations• Educational programs• Early-stage programs• 24-hour helpline• Information and referralsBarbara Greenspun Women's Care Centers of Excellence (Dignity Health)Provides confidential counseling for adults age 50 and older facing the emotional challenges of aging.Locations• Las Vegas• Henderson (2 locations)Phone• 702-616-4900Services• Peer counseling• Grief and bereavement support• Relationship counseling• Retirement adjustment• Coping with loneliness• Support for health-related concernsCenter for Compassionate Care (Nathan Adelson Hospice)Offers counseling and support for individuals and families experiencing grief and loss.Location• 4131 University Center Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-733-0320Services• Individual counseling• Couples counseling• Family counseling• Grief support groups• Bereavement services• Sliding fee scaleDivorced & Widowed Adjustment, Inc.Provides free support groups for individuals coping with the loss of a spouse, partner, family member, or other significant life changes.Location• Community Lutheran Church• 3720 E. Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89121Phone• 702-735-5544Services• Divorce support• Widow and widower support• Bereavement support• Murder and suicide survivor groups• Pet loss supportFriends of Parkinson'sSupports individuals living with Parkinson's disease, their families, and caregivers.Location• 2400 N. Tenaya Way, Las Vegas, NV 89128Phone• 702-381-4141Services• Parkinson's support groups• Caregiver education• Community events• Veteran support group• Disease education and awarenessBlindConnectProvides peer support and social opportunities for adults who are blind or visually impaired.Location• 5165 W. Sunset Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89118Phone• 702-631-9009Services• Peer support• Telephone outreach• Social gatheringsBlind Center of NevadaProvides peer support and community resources for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.Location• 1001 N. Bruce St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-642-6000Services• Peer support• Community programs• Resources for all agesJewish Family Service AgencyProvides professional counseling for individuals, couples, and families experiencing a variety of life challenges.Location• 5851 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-732-0304Services• Anxiety and depression counseling• Grief counseling• PTSD support• Relationship counseling• Substance abuse counseling• Employment stress• Sliding fee scale available for uninsured individualsNevada Senior Services – Caring for You, Caring for MeProvides workshops that help family and professional caregivers better understand and support one another.Phone• 702-331-5570Services• Caregiver education• Family caregiver workshops• Professional caregiver trainingPFLAG Las VegasProvides support, education, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ individuals, their families, and allies.Phone• 702-438-7838Services• Family support• Educational programs• Community advocacy• LGBTQ+ resourcesS.A.F.E. HouseSupports individuals experiencing domestic violence through counseling, advocacy, and emergency assistance.Location• 921 American Pacific Dr., Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89014Phone• 702-451-420324-Hour Crisis Hotline• 702-564-3227Services• Crisis counseling• Domestic violence advocacy• Shelter assistance• Safety planning• Protection order assistanceSouthern Nevada Center for Independent LivingProvides counseling and resources that promote independence for individuals with disabilities.Location• 2950 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 220, Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-889-4216Services• Peer counseling• Disability resources• SSI and SSDI benefits counseling• Independent living supportThe Center – Aging Communities TogetherOffers a welcoming space where LGBTQ+ older adults and allies can connect, socialize, and access supportive programs.Location• 401 S. Maryland Pkwy., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-733-9800Crisis Hotline• 702-745-4600Services• Support groups• Social activities• Educational programs• Peer connections• Inclusive senior programmingIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Is experiencing grief, loss, or a major life transition• Is caring for someone with a chronic illness or dementia• Would benefit from counseling or peer support• Wants to connect with others facing similar experiences• Is looking for caregiver education or support groupsCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 6

Crime/Fraud Prevention

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Protecting yourself from scams, fraud, abuse, and financial exploitation is more important than ever. The organizations below provide education, reporting resources, victim assistance, and protective services to help older adults stay safe and know where to turn if they become the target of a crime or scam.Aging & Disability Services Division – Elder Protective ServicesInvestigates reports of abuse, neglect, isolation, and financial exploitation involving older adults.Location• 7150 Pollock Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-486-6930• 888-729-0571Services• Investigates elder abuse and neglect• Financial exploitation investigations• Protective services for vulnerable adults• Resource referrals and supportNevada Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP)Helps Medicare beneficiaries identify, prevent, and report Medicare fraud.Phone• 702-486-3403• 888-838-7305Services• Medicare fraud prevention• Assistance reporting fraud and abuse• Education on healthcare identity theft• Community presentations and workshopsLas Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD)Provides law enforcement services, crime prevention resources, and non-emergency assistance throughout the Las Vegas Valley.Non-Emergency Phone• 702-828-3111Services• Non-emergency police assistance• Crime reporting• Community policing• Public safety informationFor emergencies, always call 911.Citizen Review BoardProvides independent civilian oversight by investigating complaints involving Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers.Location• 330 S. 3rd Street, Suite 670, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-455-6322Services• Reviews complaints involving peace officers• Independent investigations• Community accountabilityClark County District Attorney – Victim Witness Assistance CenterProvides assistance and support to victims and witnesses throughout the criminal justice process.Location• 200 Lewis Ave., 3rd Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-671-2525Services• Victim advocacy• Court support• Information about the criminal justice process• Resources for crime victims and witnessesIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Has been the victim of a scam or fraud• Suspects elder abuse or financial exploitation• Needs assistance reporting a crime• Has questions about Medicare fraud• Is a victim or witness involved in a criminal caseCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 7

Disability Resources

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A disability shouldn't be a barrier to living independently or accessing opportunities. The organizations below provide support for individuals with physical, developmental, visual, hearing, and other disabilities through advocacy, employment services, assistive technology, housing, education, and independent living resources.Accessible Space Inc.Provides affordable housing and rehabilitation services for individuals with disabilities and seniors.Phone• 702-259-1903Services• Brain injury rehabilitation• Occupational therapy• Physical therapy• Speech therapy• Affordable accessible housing• Supportive living servicesAging & Disability Services DivisionOffers programs that help individuals with disabilities live safely and independently in their communities.Location• 7150 Pollock Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-486-3545Programs & ServicesCommunication Access Services• Relay Nevada (Dial 7-1-1) for individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability• Nevada Hands & Voices resources for families of children who are deaf or hard of hearingPersonal Assistance Services (PAS)• Case management• Personal care assistance• Homemaker services• Meal preparation• Laundry and essential shopping assistance• In-home support for eligible adults with disabilitiesDesert Regional CenterProvides services for children and adults with developmental disabilities.Location• 1391 S. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-486-6200Services• Case management• Respite care• Clinical assessments• In-home training• Counseling• Sliding fee scale servicesCapability Health & Human ServicesHelps individuals with disabilities gain independence through employment, education, and community programs.Location• 7281 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89117Phone• 702-870-7050Services• Job training• Assistive technology• Adult day programs• Community activities• Family respite services• Equipment evaluations and training• Assistive Technology Exchange ProgramBureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (DETR)Helps individuals with disabilities prepare for, obtain, and maintain employment.Phone• 702-486-5230Services• Employment services• Job training• Career counseling• Workplace support• Independent living skills training for individuals with visual impairments• Mobility and communication skills trainingNevada Disability Advocacy & Law CenterProtects the rights of individuals with disabilities through advocacy, referrals, and legal assistance.Location• 2820 W. Charleston Blvd., Suite 11, Las Vegas, NV 89102Phone• 702-257-8150• 888-349-3843Services• Information and referrals• Disability advocacy• Client Assistance Program• Mediation• Appeals assistance• Representation regarding disability-related decisionsNevada Talking Book ServicesProvides free library services for individuals who are unable to read standard printed materials because of a visual or physical disability.Location• 100 N. Stewart Ave., Carson City, NV 89701Phone• 800-922-9334Services• Free audiobooks• Audio magazines• Accessible reading materials• Postage-free delivery of books and equipmentOpportunity VillageEmpowers individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through employment, education, and community involvement.Location• 6300 W. Oakey Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-259-3700Services• Vocational training• Community employment• Day programs• Social and recreational activities• AdvocacySocial Security Administration – Ticket to Work ProgramHelps Social Security disability beneficiaries prepare for and return to work.Phone• 866-968-7842Services• Career counseling• Vocational rehabilitation• Job placement assistance• Employment support services• Training opportunitiesSouthern Nevada Center for Independent LivingHelps individuals with disabilities live independently through advocacy, education, and community resources.Location• 2950 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 220, Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-889-4216Services• Information and referrals• Independent living skills training• Housing resources• Transportation resources• Adaptive equipment• Peer counseling• Disability advocacy• Technical assistanceIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Has a physical, developmental, visual, hearing, or intellectual disability• Needs assistance living independently• Is looking for employment or vocational training• Could benefit from assistive technology or adaptive equipment• Needs disability advocacy or legal support• Is seeking housing or community resourcesCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 8

Educational

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Learning doesn't stop with age. These organizations offer educational programs, workshops, and classes on topics such as health, financial wellness, caregiving, legal issues, safety, and lifelong learning. Whether you're looking to gain a new skill or stay informed, these resources can help.AARP NevadaOffers free educational programs that help older adults stay informed and engaged.Phone• 866-389-5652Services• Medicare education• Fraud prevention workshops• Caregiving resources• Brain health education• Veterans resources• Financial wellness programs• Free virtual educational opportunitiesAmerican Red CrossProvides health, safety, and caregiver training courses for individuals of all ages.Location• 1771 E. Flamingo Road, Suite 206B, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-791-3311Services• CPR certification• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) training• Lifeguard certification• Swimming lessons• Babysitting classes• Caregiver training• Online and in-person classesClark County Law LibraryProvides free educational classes on legal topics affecting Nevada residents.Location• 309 S. 3rd Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-455-4696Services• Estate planning classes• Consumer rights education• Bankruptcy information• Criminal record sealing• Civil rights restoration• Seasonal legal education workshopsFinancial Guidance CenterHelps individuals build financial knowledge and confidence through education and counseling.Location• 2650 S. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-364-0344Services• Budgeting classes• Credit management• Checking account management• Homeownership education• Bankruptcy counseling• Financial literacy courses• Online and classroom learning optionsNevada Talking Book ServicesProvides free library services for individuals who are unable to read standard printed materials due to a visual or physical disability.Location• 100 N. Stewart Ave., Carson City, NV 89701Phone• 800-922-9334Services• Free audiobooks• Audio magazines• Accessible reading materials• Postage-free delivery of books and equipmentUNLV Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI)Provides lifelong learning opportunities designed specifically for older adults.Location• 851 E. Tropicana Ave., Building 500, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-774-6554Services• More than 70 study groups• Classes led by experienced volunteers• Educational and enrichment programs• Social learning opportunities• No tests, grades, or college credit requiredIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Wants to continue learning after retirement• Is interested in financial or legal education• Would like to improve caregiving or safety skills• Is looking for Medicare or fraud prevention education• Needs accessible reading materials due to a visual or physical disabilityCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 9

Employment Programs

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Whether you're looking to re-enter the workforce, build new skills, or find meaningful employment after retirement, these organizations offer job training, career counseling, employment assistance, and workforce development resources for older adults and individuals with disabilities.AARP Foundation – Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP)Provides paid job training opportunities for eligible adults age 55 and older while helping participants gain skills and transition into permanent employment.Phone• 855-850-2525Services• Paid job training• Skills development• Employment assistance• Community service placements• Job search supportEligibility: Applicants must be age 55 or older, unemployed, and meet income guidelines.Capability HealthProvides employment services and job training for individuals with disabilities.Location• 4336 Losee Rd., Suite B-3, North Las Vegas, NV 89030Phone• 702-870-7050Services• Job training• Employment assistance• Workforce readiness• Career development• Support for individuals facing barriers to employmentEast Valley Family ServicesHelps individuals prepare for employment through training, referrals, and application assistance.Location• 1830 E. Sahara Ave., Suite 103, Las Vegas, NV 89104Phone• 702-631-7098Services• Employment assistance• Job training• Job referrals• Employment application assistance• Identification assistanceWalk-ins are welcome with a valid Nevada ID and proof of residency.Goodwill of Southern NevadaProvides career services, training, and resources to help job seekers find and maintain employment.Location• 250 E. Pilot Rd., Suite 140, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-214-2000Services• Job training• Career counseling• Resume assistance• Mock interviews• Job postings• Computer, internet, copy, and fax access• Assistance with bus passes, gas cards, tuition, rent assistance, and vouchers (when eligible)HELP of Southern Nevada – Work Opportunities Readiness CenterHelps individuals prepare to enter or return to the workforce through education, counseling, and career development.Location• 1640 E. Flamingo Rd., Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-369-4357 ext. 1858Services• Employment workshops• Career counseling• Vocational counseling• Job search assistance• Leadership development• Networking opportunities• Skills assessments• Employment action planningNevada Department of Employment, Training & Rehabilitation (DETR)Provides unemployment benefits and employment resources for eligible Nevada residents.Phone• 702-486-0350Services• Unemployment insurance• Claims assistance• Employment resources• Online claim filingNevada JobConnectConnects job seekers with employers throughout Nevada and provides free employment resources.Locations• 4500 Sunset Rd., Suite 40, Henderson, NV 89014• 3405 S. Maryland Pkwy., Las Vegas, NV 89169• 2827 Las Vegas Blvd. N., North Las Vegas, NV 89030Phone• Henderson: 702-486-0300• Las Vegas: 702-486-0100• North Las Vegas: 702-486-0200Services• Job listings• Job placement• Resume preparation• Career counseling• Education and training information• Job referralsIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Is looking for a new job or career• Wants to return to work after retirement• Needs resume or interview assistance• Is interested in job training or workforce development• Has a disability and is seeking employment support• Needs unemployment assistance or career counselingCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 10

Food & Nutrition Services

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Food & Nutrition ServicesAccess to healthy, nutritious food is essential for maintaining good health and independence. The organizations below offer meal delivery, congregate dining, food pantries, grocery assistance, and nutrition programs to help older adults and families in need throughout Southern Nevada.Catholic Charities of Southern NevadaProvides meal delivery, emergency food assistance, and affordable community dining.Locations• Meals on Wheels: 531 N. 30th St., Las Vegas, NV 89101• Hands of Hope Community Food Pantry & St. Vincent Lied Dining Facility: 1501 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• Meals on Wheels: 702-385-5284• Food Pantry: 702-387-2291• Dining Facility: 702-385-2662Services• Meals on Wheels for eligible homebound seniors age 60 and older• Emergency food pantry• Free daily community meal• Affordable breakfast and lunch available to the publicSupplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)Provides monthly food benefits to eligible low-income individuals and families.Phone• 702-486-5000Services• Monthly food assistance through an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card• Online and in-person applications• Emergency benefits may be available for eligible applicantsEast Valley Family ServicesHelps older adults access groceries and nutrition assistance.Location• 1840 E. Sahara Ave., Suite 112, Las Vegas, NV 89104Phone• 702-776-6341• Golden Groceries Program: 702-631-7098Services• Golden Groceries supplemental food program for adults age 60 and older• SNAP application assistanceHenderson Heritage Park Senior FacilityProvides daily meals, home-delivered meals, and food assistance for Henderson seniors.Location• 300 Racetrack Rd., Henderson, NV 89015Phone• 702-267-2956Services• Congregate lunch program• Meals on Wheels for eligible homebound Henderson residents• Weekend frozen meals• Pet food assistance for eligible homebound seniors• USDA Commodities food programHelping Hands of Vegas ValleySupports older adults through food delivery, pantry services, and community meals.Location• 3640 N. 5th St., Suite 130, North Las Vegas, NV 89032Phone• 702-649-7264Services• Monthly pantry deliveries for homebound seniors• Walk-in pantry• Chef-prepared community meals• Nutrition education and community resourcesJewish Family Service AgencyProvides food assistance and hygiene products for seniors, families, and individuals experiencing hardship.Location• 5851 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-732-0304Services• Monthly food pantry• Hygiene products• Food assistance for seniors and families in needLas Vegas Senior LifelineProvides kosher meal services for older adults.Phone• 702-732-0304Services• Kosher Meals on Wheels• Weekly congregate meals at the Goldberg Senior CenterMartin Luther King Jr. Senior CenterProvides nutritious daily lunches for adults age 55 and older.Location• 2420 N. Martin Luther King Blvd., Suite B, North Las Vegas, NV 89032Phone• 702-636-0064Services• Daily congregate lunches• Meals that meet USDA dietary guidelinesLutheran Social Services of NevadaProvides food assistance through a client-choice pantry and senior meal programs.Location• 4323 Boulder Hwy., Las Vegas, NV 89121Phone• 702-639-1730Services• Supermarket-style food pantry• Fresh produce, dairy, meat, and pantry staples• DigiMart online ordering system• Senior meal programs at participating churchesThree Square Food BankConnects individuals and families with hundreds of food assistance programs throughout Southern Nevada.Phone• 702-765-4030Services• Food pantry referrals• Senior Hunger Program• SNAP application assistance• Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)• Community meal programs• Home-delivered food through partner agenciesPlease note: Three Square does not distribute food directly from its facility. Call or use their online partner locator to find a nearby food assistance program.Is This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Needs help paying for groceries• Is homebound and unable to prepare meals• Is looking for Meals on Wheels services• Would benefit from a community dining program• Needs emergency food assistance• Wants help applying for SNAP benefitsCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 11

General Assistance

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Whether you need help obtaining identification, replacing important documents, accessing financial assistance, or finding essential community resources, these organizations provide a variety of services to help older adults and individuals with disabilities maintain their independence and quality of life.Clark County Social ServiceProvides financial assistance and supportive services for eligible Clark County residents.Phone• 702-455-4270Services• Emergency financial assistance• Case management• Long-term care assistance• Homemaker services• Community resource referralsEast Valley Family ServicesHelps individuals and families access essential documents, benefits, and basic needs assistance.Location• 1830 E. Sahara Ave., Suite 103, Las Vegas, NV 89104Phone• 702-631-7098Services• Nevada ID assistance• Birth certificate assistance• Employment support• Community referrals• Basic needs assistanceFinancial Guidance CenterProvides free financial counseling and tax preparation services.Location• 2650 S. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-364-0344Services• Budget counseling• Credit counseling• Tax preparation assistance• Financial education• Bankruptcy counselingHelping Hands of Vegas ValleySupports older adults with services that promote independence and improve quality of life.Phone• 702-633-7264Services• Senior advocate services• Resource navigation• Transportation assistance• Minor home repairs• Grocery assistance• Community referralsNevada 211Connects individuals with health and human services throughout Nevada.Phone• Dial 2-1-1Services• Community resource referrals• Housing resources• Food assistance referrals• Healthcare resources• Utility assistance information• Senior services informationNevada Care ConnectionHelps older adults, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities find programs and services that meet their needs.Phone• 702-732-0304Services• Information and referrals• Caregiver support• Resource navigation• Benefits information• Long-term services guidanceNevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)Provides Nevada identification cards and driver's license services.Services• State identification cards• Driver's licenses• Disabled parking placards• Driver record servicesSocial Security AdministrationProvides retirement, disability, Medicare, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) services.Phone• 800-772-1213Services• Retirement benefits• Disability benefits• Medicare information• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)• Replacement Social Security cardsTelephone Assistance ProgramsHelps eligible households reduce the cost of telephone service.Services• Discounted home phone service• Affordable communication programs• Eligibility assistanceIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Needs help replacing important documents• Is looking for financial counseling or tax assistance• Needs information about benefits or community resources• Requires assistance obtaining a Nevada ID• Is seeking referrals for food, housing, healthcare, or utility assistance• Wants help navigating available senior servicesCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 12

Government Assistance Programs

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Government assistance programs help eligible individuals and families access essential benefits and services, including food assistance, Medicaid, housing support, financial assistance, long-term care, and Social Security benefits. The organizations below can help you determine your eligibility and apply for available programs.Clark County Social ServiceProvides financial assistance and supportive services for eligible Clark County residents.Phone• 702-455-4270Services• Coordinated Intake for single adults seeking housing assistance• Financial assistance for eligible individuals• Rent assistance• Burial and cremation assistance• Out-of-state transportation assistance• Homemaker services for seniors and individuals with disabilities• Assistance with light housekeeping• Personal hygiene assistance• Light meal preparation• Grocery shopping assistance• Laundry assistance• Long-term care assistance• Adult day care funding• Adult group care assistance• Nursing home assistanceNevada Division of Welfare & Supportive Services (DWSS)Administers many of Nevada's public assistance programs and helps eligible residents apply for benefits.Phone• 702-486-5000Services• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)• Medicaid• Energy Assistance Program• Access Nevada online benefits application• Eligibility determination for state assistance programsLocal Offices• Belrose• Cambridge• Craig• Decatur• Durango• Flamingo• Henderson• Nellis• Owens• Pahrump• Spring Mountain• CourtyardSocial Security AdministrationAdministers federal retirement, disability, survivor, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits.Phone• 800-772-1213Local Offices• North Las Vegas• Las Vegas• HendersonServices• Social Security Retirement benefits• Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)• Survivor benefits• Replacement Social Security cards• Benefit verification letters• Online Social Security account services• Application status updatesIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Needs assistance paying for food, healthcare, or housing• Wants to apply for Medicaid or SNAP benefits• Is seeking financial assistance or long-term care services• Needs help with Social Security retirement or disability benefits• Requires homemaker or supportive in-home services• Has questions about eligibility for government assistance programsCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 13

Home Maintenance & Repair

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Making a home safe, accessible, and energy efficient can help older adults remain independent for years to come. The organizations below offer home repairs, accessibility modifications, weatherization services, and safety improvements for eligible seniors, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and low-income households.HELP of Southern Nevada – Weatherization ProgramHelps eligible households reduce energy costs and improve home efficiency through free weatherization services.Location• 1640 E. Flamingo Rd., Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-795-0575Services• Solar screen installation• Window repairs• Heating and air conditioning evaluations• Refrigerator efficiency checks• Energy-saving device installation• Home weatherization improvementsHelping Hands of Vegas ValleyProvides minor home maintenance and safety repairs that help seniors remain safely in their homes.Location• 3640 N. 5th St., Suite 130, North Las Vegas, NV 89032Phone• 702-633-7264Services• Smoke detector replacement• Air filter replacement• Home safety checks• Minor home maintenance• Safety-related repairsServices are available to eligible homeowners age 60 and older living in participating ZIP codes. Clients must complete an assessment before repairs begin and are generally eligible once per fiscal year.Nevada Rural Housing – Weatherization & Home RepairProvides free weatherization services for eligible low-income households to improve home energy efficiency.Phone• Southern Nevada: 702-660-5136• Northern Nevada: 775-887-1795 ext. 112Services• Heating system servicing• Duct sealing• Water heater servicing• Refrigerator replacement (when eligible)• Insulation improvements• Smoke alarm installation• Energy-efficient home upgradesNevada Senior Services – RAMP (Renovate • Accessible • Mobility • Prevention)Helps older adults and individuals with disabilities make their homes safer and more accessible.Phone• 702-538-8743Services• Home accessibility assessments• Grab bar installation• Handheld showerheads• Walk-in shower recommendations• Cabinet modifications• Wheelchair ramps• Widened doorways• Stair handrails• Other home safety modificationsRebuilding Together Southern NevadaProvides critical home repairs and accessibility improvements for eligible homeowners.Location• 611 S. 9th St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-259-4900Services• Critical home repairs• Plumbing repairs• Heating and air conditioning repairs• Roofing repairs• Wheelchair ramps• Grab bar installation• Accessibility improvements• Energy-efficient home repairs• Home safety modifications• Veteran home rehabilitation• Property clean-up and exterior repairsIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Needs minor home repairs or maintenance• Wants to make a home safer and more accessible• Could benefit from energy-saving home improvements• Is aging in place and wants to remain independent• Is a veteran, senior, or individual with a disability needing home modificationsCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 14

Homeless Services

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Homeless ServicesIf you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness or housing instability, help is available. The organizations below provide emergency shelter, meals, hygiene services, healthcare, case management, transitional housing, employment support, and other resources to help individuals and families regain stability and work toward permanent housing.CARE ComplexProvides resources and support to help individuals transition out of homelessness and become self-sufficient.Location• 200 Foremaster Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-685-9102Services• Resume building• Employment resources• ID and birth certificate assistance• Internet access• Lockers and mailbox services• Clothing assistance• Bus passes• Hygiene kits• 24-hour water bottle refill station• Community resource referralsCatholic Charities of Southern NevadaProvides emergency shelter and essential services for men experiencing homelessness.Location• 1511 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-387-2282Services• Emergency shelter• Day shelter• Showers and restroom facilities• Clothing assistance• Hygiene supplies• Case management• Computer access for job searches• Medical transportation• Local phone access• Homeless identification (Clarity Cards)• Community resource referralsSt. Vincent HELP ApartmentsProvides transitional housing that helps individuals regain independence while working toward permanent housing.Location• 1521 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-366-2090Services• Transitional housing• Furnished apartments• Housing for men, women, seniors, and individuals with disabilities• Support toward permanent housingClean the World Foundation – Mobile Hygiene ProgramProvides mobile shower services and hygiene resources throughout the Las Vegas Valley.Phone• 725-333-6739Services• Mobile showers• Hygiene services• Personal care items• Referrals to housing, employment, and healthcare resourcesFamily Promise of Las VegasHelps families experiencing homelessness find temporary shelter and transition to permanent housing.Location• 3690 E. Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89121Phone• 702-638-8806Services• Emergency family shelter• Meals• Case management• Housing assistance• Employment and life skills support• Financial assistance for eligible program graduatesLas Vegas Rescue MissionProvides emergency shelter, meals, food assistance, clothing, and other essential services.Location• 480 W. Bonanza Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89106Phone• 702-382-1766Services• Emergency shelter• Daily community meals• Food pantry• Clothing assistance• Hygiene kits• Showers• Household items for individuals moving into permanent housing• Holiday food basketsNevada Health Centers – Healthcare for the HomelessProvides free or low-cost healthcare and supportive services for individuals experiencing homelessness.Location• 1450 N. Main St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-307-4635• 800-787-2568Services• Primary healthcare• Preventive care• Women's health• Children's healthcare• Immunizations• Prenatal care• Pharmacy services• Behavioral health services• Case management• Transportation to medical appointments• Medication assistance• Hygiene items and blanketsThe Salvation ArmyProvides emergency shelter, daily resource services, counseling, and employment support.Location• 35 W. Owens Ave., North Las Vegas, NV 89030Phone• 702-701-5347Services• Day Resource Center• Emergency shelter• Showers and restrooms• Drinking water• Phone access• Case management• Community referrals• Spiritual counseling• Employment training• Life skills educationThe Salvation Army – HendersonProvides emergency food and hygiene assistance for individuals experiencing homelessness.Location• 830 E. Lake Mead Pkwy., Henderson, NV 89015Phone• 702-565-9578Services• Emergency food pantry• Hygiene kits• Food assistanceThe Shade TreeProvides emergency shelter and long-term support for women and children experiencing homelessness or crisis.Location• 1 W. Owens Ave., North Las Vegas, NV 89030Phone• 702-385-0072Services• Emergency shelter• Transitional shelter• Inclement weather shelter• Housing assistance• Case management• Life skills classes• Meals• Showers• Laundry facilities• Clothing assistance• Mail servicesIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or someone you know:• Needs emergency shelter• Is experiencing homelessness or housing instability• Needs meals, showers, or hygiene supplies• Is looking for transitional or permanent housing resources• Needs healthcare or behavioral health services• Is working toward employment and long-term housing stabilityCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 15

Housing

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HousingFinding safe, affordable housing is an important part of maintaining independence and stability. The organizations below offer affordable apartments, subsidized housing, rental assistance resources, Housing Choice Voucher information, and homeownership education for seniors, individuals with disabilities, and low-income households.Accessible Space Inc.Provides affordable HUD-subsidized housing designed for seniors and individuals with disabilities.Phone• 702-259-1903Services• Affordable housing• HUD-subsidized apartments• Accessible housing• Supportive living services at select locations• Housing for eligible seniors and individuals with disabilitiesMultiple apartment communities are available throughout Las Vegas and Henderson.College VillasProvides affordable housing in a community designed for seniors and individuals with disabilities.Location• 511 College Drive, Henderson, NV 89015Phone• 702-522-9869Services• Affordable housing• Section 42 housing• Accepts Housing Choice (Section 8) vouchers• Community designed to promote independence and quality of lifeGlobal Property Management GroupManages affordable housing communities for seniors, families, and individuals with disabilities.Location• 2009 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89106Phone• 702-873-8882Services• Affordable rental housing• Senior apartment communities• Family housing• Housing for individuals with disabilities• Utilities included at select propertiesMultiple affordable housing communities are available throughout Southern Nevada.Nevada Housing DivisionHelps Nevada residents locate affordable rental housing and provides homeownership resources.Las Vegas Office• 3300 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 300, Las Vegas, NV 89102Phone• 702-486-5946Housing Search Hotline• 877-428-8844Services• Affordable housing locator• Rental housing search assistance• Bilingual housing call center• First-time homebuyer resources• Referrals to affordable housing throughout NevadaQuail Ridge ApartmentsProvides affordable housing for low-income individuals, seniors, and persons with disabilities.Location• 5292 S. Maryland Pkwy., Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-798-8890Services• Affordable apartments• Housing for seniors• Housing for individuals with disabilities• Community activities and social programsSouthern Nevada Regional Housing Authority (SNRHA)Administers affordable housing and Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) programs throughout Southern Nevada.Location• 340 N. 11th St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-477-3100 (Option 2)Services• Public housing• Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8)• Subsidized housing• Affordable housing programs• Housing application assistanceThe Salvation Army – Silvercrest ResidenceProvides subsidized housing for seniors and individuals with disabilities.Location• 2801 E. Equador Ave., North Las Vegas, NV 89030Phone• 702-643-0293Services• Affordable apartments• Subsidized housing• Housing for adults age 62 and older• Housing for individuals with disabilitiesWomen's Development CenterProvides affordable housing programs, homeownership education, and supportive housing services.Location• 7530 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 105, Las Vegas, NV 89117Phone• 702-796-7770Services• Affordable Rental Program• Homebuyer education• Credit rebuilding• Financial literacy classes• Housing counseling• Transitional housing• HOPWA Housing Program for individuals living with HIV/AIDS• Lindell Harbor Senior Apartments for eligible adults age 55 and olderIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Is looking for affordable housing• Needs subsidized or Section 8 housing• Is a senior or person with a disability seeking accessible housing• Wants to become a first-time homebuyer• Needs housing counseling or credit education• Is searching for transitional or supportive housingCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 16

Internet Resources

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Internet ResourcesThe internet can be a valuable tool for finding trusted information on healthcare, Medicare, benefits, caregiving, housing, legal services, and community resources. The websites below provide reliable information specifically geared toward older adults, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities.AARPProvides trusted information, educational resources, and online communities for older adults.Website• www.aarp.orgPhone• 866-389-5652Resources• Senior health information• Caregiving resources• Financial planning• Fraud prevention• Online discussion groups• Volunteer opportunities• Retirement resourcesAsbestos.com – Mesothelioma CenterOffers free educational resources for individuals affected by asbestos-related illnesses.Resources• Information about asbestos-related diseases• Veterans benefits information• Social Security Disability guidance• Legal resource information• Patient educationBenefitsCheckUpHelps older adults identify benefits and assistance programs they may qualify for.Website• www.benefitscheckup.orgResources• Confidential online benefits screening• Housing assistance information• Prescription assistance programs• Employment resources• Utility assistance• State-specific benefit informationDrugwatch.comProvides educational information about medications, medical devices, and health conditions.Resources• Drug safety information• Medication side effects• Medical condition information• Consumer health educationMedicare.govThe official U.S. government website for Medicare information and enrollment.Website• www.medicare.govResources• Medicare plan comparisons• Prescription drug plan comparisons• Healthcare provider search• Medicare enrollment• Coverage informationNevada 211Connects Nevada residents with thousands of health and human services available throughout the state.Website• www.nevada211.orgResources• Community resource database• Housing assistance• Food assistance• Healthcare resources• Financial assistance programs• Senior servicesNevada Care ConnectionProvides information and resource navigation for older adults, caregivers, individuals with disabilities, and those who are deaf or hard of hearing.Website• www.nevadacareconnection.orgResources• Resource navigation• Caregiver support• Senior services• Disability resources• Community program information• Online needs assessmentNew LifeStylesHelps families compare senior living communities and care options.Website• www.newlifestyles.comResources• Assisted living searches• Independent living communities• Memory care options• Home care providers• Senior housing informationSpotlight Senior ServicesProvides local information on senior programs and community resources throughout Southern Nevada.Website• www.spotlightseniorserviceslasvegas.comResources• Caregiver information• Community programs• Emergency housing• Medical resources• Legal resources• Senior services directoryUSA.govThe official U.S. government website for federal programs and services.Website• www.usa.govResources• Government benefits• Consumer protection• Caregiver resources• Employment information• Volunteer opportunities• Resources for grandparents raising grandchildrenIs This Resource Right for You?These websites may be helpful if you:• Want trusted information about senior services• Need help finding government benefits• Are researching Medicare or prescription coverage• Are caring for an aging loved one• Need assistance locating housing, legal, or healthcare resources• Prefer to search for services onlineCan't Find What You're Looking For?The websites above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 17

Legal Resources

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Legal ResourcesLegal issues can arise at any stage of life, from estate planning and housing concerns to consumer protection and disability rights. The organizations below offer free or low-cost legal information, self-help resources, advocacy, and legal assistance for eligible seniors, individuals with disabilities, and low-income residents.Civil Law Self-Help CenterProvides legal information and self-help resources for individuals representing themselves in civil court.Location• 200 Lewis Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89104Phone• 702-671-4528Services• Legal information and educational materials• Court forms and document assistance• Guidance on court procedures• Legal referrals• Weekly "Ask-A-Lawyer" program• Assistance with landlord-tenant mattersClark County Family Law Self-Help CenterHelps individuals representing themselves in Family Court understand the legal process.Location• 601 N. Pecos Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-455-1500Services• Family law information• Fill-in-the-blank court forms• Free 10-minute attorney consultations• Family Court classes• Computer access for preparing legal documentsClark County Law LibraryProvides free access to legal research materials, legal forms, and educational resources.Location• 309 S. 3rd St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-455-4696Services• Legal research assistance• Information and referrals• Legal forms and resources• Guidance on court document formatting• Access to legal reference materialsLegal Aid Center of Southern NevadaProvides free civil legal services to eligible low-income residents and older adults.Location• 725 E. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89104Phone• 702-386-1070Services• Consumer fraud and scam assistance• Special education advocacy• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) matters• Social Security benefit restoration• Free legal education classes• Assistance with divorce• Guardianship• Bankruptcy• Foreclosure• Landlord-tenant disputes• Consumer protection issuesNevada Disability Advocacy & Law CenterProtects the legal rights of individuals with disabilities through advocacy and legal assistance.Location• 2820 W. Charleston Blvd., Suite 11, Las Vegas, NV 89102Phone• 702-257-8150• 888-349-3843Services• Disability advocacy• Legal and non-legal representation• Abuse and neglect investigations• Client advocacy• Information and referralsNevada Legal ServicesProvides free civil legal assistance to eligible low-income Nevadans.Location• 701 E. Bridger Ave., Suite 400, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-386-0404Services• Public and subsidized housing issues• Government benefits• Healthcare-related legal matters• Tax issues• Tenant rights assistance• Civil legal representationTenant's Rights Center• Phone: 702-383-6095• 530 S. 6th St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Southern Nevada Senior Law ProgramProvides free legal services to qualifying Clark County residents age 60 and older.Location• 7690 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89117Phone• 702-229-6596Services• Estate planning• Probate assistance• Healthcare directives• Real property matters• Housing issues• Guardianship• Elder law• Consumer protection• Government benefits• Information and referralsServices are available by appointment. Donations are appreciated but not required.Is This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Needs legal advice or information• Is representing themselves in court• Has questions about estate planning or guardianship• Needs help with housing or landlord-tenant issues• Is facing consumer fraud or benefit-related issues• Has a disability and needs legal advocacyCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 18

Lifeline Assistance

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Lifeline AssistancePersonal emergency response systems (PERS), often called medical alert systems, help seniors and individuals with disabilities quickly connect with emergency assistance at the push of a button. Many devices can be worn as a pendant or wristband, include fall detection technology, and allow older adults to live independently with added peace of mind.Alert 911Provides portable medical alert devices with one-touch access to emergency services.Phone• 800-398-3739Services• One-button access to 911• Pocket or purse-sized device• Works anywhere a cell phone has service• Waterproof designAlzheimer's Association – MedicAlert® + Safe Return®Helps locate individuals with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia who become lost or wander from home.Location• 5190 S. Valley View Blvd., Suite 104, Las Vegas, NV 89118Phone• 702-248-2770Services• Nationwide identification program• Emergency response coordination• Wandering prevention resources• Caregiver education and supportLifeFone Personal Response ServicesProvides 24-hour medical alert monitoring to help seniors remain safe and independent at home.Phone• 800-331-9198Services• 24/7 emergency assistance• In-home medical alert devices• Promotes independent living• Affordable monthly service plansLifelineOffers home and mobile medical alert systems with automatic fall detection.Phone• 855-681-5351Services• 24-hour emergency monitoring• HomeSafe and GoSafe systems• Automatic fall detection (AutoAlert)• Home and mobile protectionResponseLinkProvides wearable emergency response systems that connect users to trained emergency operators.Phone• 866-802-3676Services• 24-hour emergency response• Automatic fall detection• Waterproof emergency devices• Personal emergency monitoringSenior SafetyProvides medical alert systems that connect users with trained emergency dispatch operators.Phone• 888-473-2800Services• Emergency medical response• Fast emergency dispatch• Family and caregiver notification• 911 coordination when neededVital LinkProvides personal emergency response systems for seniors and individuals with disabilities.Phone• 800-752-5522Services• One-touch emergency assistance• 24-hour monitoring• Family or caregiver notification• 911 emergency response• Free installationIs This Resource Right for You?These services may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Lives alone• Has a history of falls or mobility concerns• Wants added peace of mind while remaining independent• Has a medical condition that may require emergency assistance• Wants family members or caregivers to be notified during an emergencyCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 19

Medical & Healthcare

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Medical & HealthcareAccess to quality healthcare is essential for maintaining health and independence. The organizations below provide primary care, specialty care, mental health services, hospice care, preventive screenings, dental care, home visits, and educational programs for older adults, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities.CARE ActHelps ensure family caregivers are informed and prepared when a loved one is discharged from the hospital.Services• Designate a family caregiver during hospitalization• Caregiver notification before discharge• Training and demonstrations for home medical tasks• Information about caregiver rights and responsibilitiesCleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain HealthProvides specialized care for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and other cognitive disorders.Location• 888 W. Bonneville Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89106Phone• 702-483-6000Services• Memory care• Alzheimer's disease treatment• Dementia evaluations• Cognitive disorder specialistsFirstMed Health & Wellness CentersProvides affordable primary healthcare for patients of all ages, including homebound seniors.Locations• 3343 S. Eastern Ave., Las Vegas• 400 Shadow Lane, Suite 104, Las Vegas• 3940 N. Martin Luther King Blvd., Suite 110, North Las VegasPhone• 702-731-0909Services• Primary care• Medicare and Medicaid accepted• Sliding fee scale for eligible patients• Breast and cervical cancer screenings• Behavioral health screenings• Dental screenings• Home visits for homebound patients• Medicare and Medicaid enrollment assistance• Interpreter servicesFirst Person Care ClinicProvides comprehensive medical, dental, mental health, and wellness services.Location• 1200 S. 4th St., Suite 111, Las Vegas, NV 89104Phone• 702-380-8118Services• Primary medical care• Mental healthcare• Dental services• Prenatal care• Physical exams• Diabetic clinic• Infusion services• Adult Wellness Program for adults age 50 and olderInfinity Hospice CareProvides compassionate hospice and palliative care for individuals with life-limiting illnesses.Location• 6330 S. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89118Phone• 702-880-7002Services• Hospice care• Palliative care• In-home care• Inpatient care when needed• Respite care• Emotional and spiritual supportLions SightFirst FoundationProvides vision care for individuals who cannot otherwise afford treatment.Phone• 702-347-2576Services• Eye examinations• Eye surgeries• Vision treatment• Financial assistance for qualifying individualsNathan Adelson HospiceProvides hospice, palliative care, and bereavement support regardless of a patient's ability to pay.Location• 4141 University Center Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-733-0320Services• Hospice care• Palliative care• Home hospice• Inpatient hospice• Bereavement counseling• Spiritual care• On-site pharmacyNevada Health CentersProvides affordable healthcare for insured, uninsured, and underserved residents.Multiple Locations Throughout Southern NevadaServices• Family medicine• Senior healthcare• Preventive care• Health education• Sliding fee scale based on income• Healthcare for individuals experiencing homelessnessAppointments• Call the nearest Nevada Health Centers location.Nevada Senior Services – Health EducationProvides educational workshops that help caregivers confidently care for aging loved ones.Phone• 702-648-3425• 702-368-2273Services• Dementia caregiver education• Medication management workshops• Hospital transition planning• Caregiver educationDesert Winds Hospital – Geriatric Psychiatric ProgramProvides inpatient mental health treatment specifically for adults age 50 and older.Location• 5900 W. Rochelle Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89103Phone• 702-522-7922Services• Psychiatric evaluations• Mental health treatment• Substance abuse treatment• Individual therapy• Group therapy• Family therapy• Life skills trainingSenior Advantage ProgramOffers health education and hospital benefits for adults age 55 and older.Phone• 702-853-3008Services• Health education• Physician referrals• Health screenings• Hospital billing assistance• AARP Safe Driving classes• Wellness seminars• Health fairsSouthern Nevada Health DistrictProvides immunizations, preventive health services, and public health education.Location• 280 S. Decatur Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89107Phone• 702-759-1000Services• Flu vaccinations• Pneumonia vaccines• Shingles vaccines• Chronic disease prevention• Health promotion programs• Public health educationSouthwest Medical Hospice & Palliative CareProvides hospice and palliative care for individuals with advanced illnesses.Location• 8655 S. Eastern Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89123Phone• 702-671-1111Services• Hospice care• Palliative care• Home visits• Respite care• Medication management• Advance care planning• 24-hour inpatient nursing care during emergenciesSpring Mountain Sahara – Senior Adult ProgramProvides inpatient behavioral healthcare for older adults experiencing emotional, mental health, or life-transition challenges.Location• 5460 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-322-1919Services• Individualized treatment plans• Mental health treatment• Medical care• Recreational therapy• Emotional support• Family involvement in care planningUniversity Medical Center (UMC)Provides emergency care, primary care, urgent care, and health education programs throughout Southern Nevada.Phone• Main: 702-383-2000Services• Quick Care locations throughout the Las Vegas Valley• Senior Celebrations program for adults age 50 and older• Health screenings• Physician referrals• Medicare information• Insurance billing assistanceUNLV School of Dental MedicineProvides affordable dental care through faculty and supervised student clinics.Locations• General Practice Residency• Student Recreation & Wellness Center• Shadow Lane ClinicPhone• 702-774-2400Services• Routine dental care• Crowns• Dentures• Bridges• Partial dentures• Preventive dental servicesVisiting Medical ClinicBrings primary healthcare directly to eligible patients in their homes.Location• 1180 N. Town Center Dr., Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89144Phone• 702-749-9979Services• In-home primary care• Physical exams• Dementia care• Immunizations• Prescription management• Wound care• Medicare and Medicaid acceptedVolunteers in MedicineProvides free healthcare to uninsured and underserved Clark County residents.Phone• 702-967-0530Services• Primary care• Preventive care• Cancer screenings• Chronic disease treatment• Free medications• Diagnostic testing• Health educationIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Needs primary or preventive healthcare• Is looking for affordable medical or dental services• Requires hospice or palliative care• Needs mental health or memory care services• Is homebound and would benefit from in-home medical care• Is uninsured or underinsured and needs affordable healthcareCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 20

Prescription Programs

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Prescription ProgramsPrescription medications can be expensive, but assistance is available. The programs below help eligible individuals reduce prescription costs, compare Medicare Part D plans, safely dispose of unused medications, and access free or discounted prescriptions through public and private assistance programs.Medicare SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program)Provides free, unbiased counseling to help Medicare beneficiaries understand and enroll in Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage.Location• 1840 E. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89104Phone• 702-486-3478• 1-800-307-4444Services• Medicare Part D enrollment assistance• Prescription drug plan comparisons• Annual Open Enrollment guidance• One-on-one counseling• Community outreach at senior fairs and counseling sitesNevada Senior & Disability RxHelps eligible Nevada residents reduce prescription costs associated with Medicare Part D.Phone• 702-486-4307• 866-303-6323 (Option 2)Services• Assistance with prescription costs during the Medicare Part D coverage gap ("donut hole")• Help paying Medicare Part D monthly premiums• Information about eligibility requirements• Application assistanceApplicants must have lived in Nevada for at least 12 consecutive months and meet current income guidelines.Partnership for Prescription Assistance (PPA)Helps individuals locate free or low-cost prescription assistance programs.Website• www.pparx.orgServices• Searches public and private prescription assistance programs• Connects users with pharmaceutical company assistance programs• Free or discounted medications for eligible individuals• Resources for uninsured and low-income patientsPatient Advocate Foundation – Co-Pay Relief ProgramProvides financial assistance to help eligible patients afford prescription medications.Phone• 866-512-3861Services• Prescription co-pay assistance• Deductible assistance• Financial support for eligible patients with chronic or serious illnessesRxAssistProvides information about prescription assistance programs offered by pharmaceutical manufacturers.Website• www.rxassist.orgServices• Free prescription assistance resources• Drug company patient assistance programs• Information about eligibility requirements• Resources for uninsured and underinsured individualsSocial Security Administration – Extra HelpHelps eligible Medicare beneficiaries reduce their Medicare Part D prescription drug costs.Phone• 800-772-1213Services• Assistance with Medicare Part D monthly premiums• Reduced annual deductibles• Lower prescription co-payments• Extra Help (Low-Income Subsidy) application assistanceDon't Rush to FlushPromotes the safe disposal of expired or unwanted medications to help prevent misuse and protect the environment.Program• Clark County Water Reclamation DistrictServices• Information on safe medication disposal• Prescription drug drop-off locations• Community education on preventing prescription drug abuse• Environmental protection through proper disposal methodsIs This Resource Right for You?These programs may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Needs help paying for prescription medications• Wants to compare Medicare Part D plans• Qualifies for Medicare Extra Help or other financial assistance• Is uninsured or underinsured• Needs information on safely disposing of unused medicationsCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 21

Referral Services

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Referral ServicesSometimes the hardest part is knowing where to start. These organizations help connect older adults, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities to the programs and services that best meet their needs. Whether you're looking for home care, assisted living, transportation, healthcare, or other community resources, these referral services can point you in the right direction.Aging & Disability Services Division – Community AdvocatesProvides information, guidance, and referrals to programs and services available to older adults and their caregivers.Location• 7150 Pollock Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-486-3545Services• Information on senior services• Community resource referrals• Caregiver support• Guidance navigating available programs• Referrals to local agencies and organizationsCaring.comHelps families find senior care options at no cost.Phone• 800-294-9621Services• Assisted living referrals• Home care referrals• Memory care resources• Nursing home information• Senior housing guidance• Family support resourcesElder HelpLVConnects older adults with trusted local providers and community services.Phone• 702-202-4190Services• Home healthcare referrals• Skilled nursing referrals• Personal care referrals• Senior transportation resources• Senior housing referrals• Insurance resources• Pre-screened service provider recommendationsLong-Term Care – ContinuumProvides free placement assistance for individuals and families exploring long-term care options.Phone• 702-839-4692Services• Assisted living referrals• Residential group home referrals• Alzheimer's and memory care referrals• Personalized placement assistance• Family consultations• No-cost referral servicesNevada 2-1-1Connects Nevada residents with thousands of community resources through one easy-to-remember phone number.Phone• Dial 2-1-1Services• Food assistance referrals• Housing resources• Healthcare referrals• Financial assistance information• Senior services• Community resource navigationNevada Council on Problem GamblingProvides education, prevention, and referrals for individuals and families affected by problem gambling.Location• 5552 S. Fort Apache Rd., Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89148Phone• 702-369-9740Services• Treatment referrals• Community education• Prevention programs• Awareness presentations• Resource informationSouthern Nevada Center for Independent LivingProvides information and referrals specifically for individuals with disabilities.Location• 2950 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 220, Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-889-4216Services• Disability resource referrals• Medical resource information• Transportation resources• Housing information• Employment resources• Legal resource referrals• Recreation and leisure resources• Independent living supportIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Isn't sure which services are available• Needs help finding senior housing or long-term care• Is looking for home healthcare or transportation• Needs disability-specific resources• Wants guidance navigating community programs• Is caring for an aging family member and needs supportCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 22

Rent & Utility Assistance

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Rent & Utility AssistanceIf you're struggling to pay rent or utility bills, help may be available. The organizations below offer emergency financial assistance, utility payment programs, housing stabilization services, and other resources designed to help eligible individuals and families remain safely housed.Catholic Charities of Southern NevadaProvides emergency financial assistance and basic needs support for individuals and families experiencing a temporary crisis.Location• 1511 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-387-2291Services• Emergency rental assistance• Emergency food assistance• Hygiene items• Community resource referralsClark County Social ServiceProvides one-time financial assistance to help eligible seniors remain safely housed.Phone• 702-455-4270Services• One-time rent assistance for eligible seniors• Utility assistance to prevent service disconnection• Financial assistance for adults age 62 and olderEnergy Assistance Program (EAP)Helps eligible Nevada households reduce the cost of their energy bills.Las Vegas Office• 3330 E. Flamingo Rd., Suite 55, Las Vegas, NV 89121Phone• Southern Nevada: 702-486-9590• Northern Nevada: 775-684-0730Services• Electric bill assistance• Natural gas bill assistance• Payments made directly to utility companies• Assistance available once every 12 months for eligible householdsHELP of Southern NevadaProvides emergency housing and utility assistance for individuals and families facing financial hardship.Location• 1640 E. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-369-4357Services• Emergency rent assistance• Utility assistance• Project REACH (NV Energy assistance for eligible seniors)• Energy Share (Southwest Gas assistance)• Rapid Re-Housing Program• Supportive housing for chronically homeless individuals and families• Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA)HopeLinkProvides emergency financial assistance and housing support for eligible Henderson-area residents.Location• 178 Westminster Way, Henderson, NV 89015Phone• 702-566-0576Services• Emergency rent assistance• Utility assistance• Project REACH• Rapid Re-Housing• Housing stabilization servicesServices are available to residents within the Henderson service area.Jewish Family ServiceProvides one-time emergency financial assistance to individuals and families experiencing a temporary financial hardship.Location• 2309-B Renaissance Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-732-0304Services• Emergency rent assistance• Utility assistance• Financial assistance for eligible Las Vegas and Henderson residents• Temporary hardship assistanceLutheran Social Services of NevadaHelps low-income households maintain stable housing through financial assistance and supportive services.Location• 4323 Boulder Hwy., Las Vegas, NV 89121Phone• 702-639-1730 (Option 8)Services• Rent assistance• Utility assistance• SNAP application assistance• Housing stabilization supportProject REACHProvides utility bill assistance for eligible seniors and medically vulnerable Nevada residents through a partnership with NV Energy and United Way.Phone• NV Energy: 702-402-5555Services• Past-due NV Energy bill assistance• Assistance for adults age 62 and older• Assistance for medically fragile individuals• Assistance for eligible National Guard and Reserve members• Referrals to participating intake agenciesNevada Manufactured Housing Division – Lot Rent Subsidy ProgramHelps eligible mobile homeowners reduce monthly lot rental costs.Location• 1535 Old Hot Springs Rd., Suite 60, Carson City, NV 89706Phone• 775-684-2940Services• Pays 20% of monthly mobile home lot rent• Assistance for qualifying low-income mobile homeowners• Annual eligibility reviewThe Salvation ArmyProvides emergency rental assistance when funding is available.Phone• Henderson: 702-565-9578• Las Vegas: 702-649-8240• North Las Vegas: 702-651-9550Services• Emergency rent assistance• Immediate Needs Program• Financial assistance for eligible applicantsUnited Labor Agency of Nevada (ULAN)Provides financial assistance and case management to help individuals and families avoid homelessness.Location• 1201 N. Decatur Blvd., Suite 106, Las Vegas, NV 89108Phone• 702-648-3500Services• Rent assistance• Utility assistance• Case management• Financial stability planning• Food pantryIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Is behind on rent or utility payments• Is at risk of eviction or utility shutoff• Needs emergency financial assistance• Is looking for housing stabilization services• Needs help paying electric or natural gas bills• Wants assistance applying for energy assistance programsCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 23

Respite Care

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Respite CareCaring for a loved one can be rewarding, but it can also be physically and emotionally demanding. Respite care services provide temporary relief for family caregivers, allowing them time to rest, attend appointments, work, or simply recharge while knowing their loved one is receiving quality care.Aging & Disability Services DivisionProvides respite care through several state programs that help older adults and individuals with disabilities remain safely at home.Location• 7150 Pollock Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-486-3545Services• Respite care for family caregivers• Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Waiver programs• Community Service Options Program for the Elderly (COPE)• Case management• Referrals to additional caregiver resourcesNevada Senior ServicesProvides caregiver support and respite services that allow family caregivers to take a temporary break while their loved one receives quality care.Phone• 702-648-3425Services• Adult day care• Temporary caregiver relief• Caregiver support services• Social and recreational activities• Licensed staff supervisionOpportunity VillageProvides respite opportunities and day programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.Phone• 702-259-3700Services• Day programs• Community activities• Caregiver relief• Support for individuals with developmental disabilitiesIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Is a full-time caregiver who needs temporary relief• Needs supervised care during the day• Is caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia• Is caring for an individual with a disability• Wants additional support while helping a loved one remain at homeCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 24

Senior Recreation

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Senior RecreationStaying active and socially connected is an important part of healthy aging. Senior and multigenerational centers throughout Southern Nevada offer fitness classes, educational programs, arts and crafts, games, social events, volunteer opportunities, and wellness activities designed specifically for older adults.City of Las Vegas Senior CentersOffers a variety of recreational, educational, and wellness programs for older adults.Locations• Derfelt Senior Center – 3343 W. Washington Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89107• Doolittle Senior Center – 1950 N. J St., Las Vegas, NV 89106• East Las Vegas Senior Center – 250 N. Eastern Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89101• Howard Lieburn Senior Center – 6230 Garwood Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89107• Las Vegas Senior Center – 451 E. Bonanza Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• Derfelt: 702-229-6601• Doolittle: 702-229-6374• East Las Vegas: 702-229-1515• Howard Lieburn: 702-229-1600• Las Vegas Senior Center: 702-229-6454Services• Fitness and exercise classes• Arts and crafts• Educational programs• Social activities• Special events• Wellness programsClark County Parks & Recreation Senior CentersProvides recreation and enrichment opportunities for adults throughout Clark County.Locations• Cora Coleman Senior Center – 2100 Bonnie Ln., Las Vegas, NV 89156• Parkdale Recreation & Senior Center – 3200 Ferndale St., Las Vegas, NV 89121• West Flamingo Senior Center – 6255 W. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89103• Whitney Recreation & Senior Center – 5712 E. Missouri Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89122Phone• Cora Coleman: 702-455-7617• Parkdale: 702-455-8502• West Flamingo: 702-455-7742• Whitney: 702-455-7576Services• Recreation programs• Fitness classes• Social gatherings• Educational activities• Community eventsCity of North Las Vegas Recreation CentersOffers recreational activities and community programs for older adults.Locations• Neighborhood Recreation Center – 1638 N. Bruce St., North Las Vegas, NV 89030• Silver Mesa Recreation Center – 4025 Allen Ln., North Las Vegas, NV 89032• Silver Sky Multigenerational Center – 3060 N. Centennial Pkwy., North Las Vegas, NV 89081Phone• Neighborhood Recreation Center: 702-633-1607• Silver Mesa Recreation Center: 702-633-2550• Silver Sky Multigenerational Center: 702-522-7500Services• Recreation programs• Fitness activities• Community events• Social opportunities• Multigenerational programmingYMCA of Southern Nevada – Goldberg Senior CenterProvides recreational, educational, and wellness programs for older adults.Location• 2309 Renaissance Dr., Suite B, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-732-0304Services• Fitness programs• Social activities• Educational opportunities• Wellness programsHenderson Senior CentersOffers recreation, wellness, and social programming for Henderson residents.Locations• Henderson Multigenerational Center – 250 S. Green Valley Pkwy., Henderson, NV 89012• Heritage Park Senior Facility – 300 Racetrack Rd., Henderson, NV 89015Phone• Henderson Multigenerational Center: 702-267-5800• Heritage Park: 702-267-2950Services• Fitness and wellness classes• Recreation programs• Educational workshops• Social eventsAdditional Recreation CentersArturo Cambeiro Senior CenterLocation• 330 N. 13th St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-384-3746MLK Senior CenterLocation• 2420 N. Martin Luther King Blvd., North Las Vegas, NV 89032Phone• 702-636-0064Bill & Lillie Heinrich YMCALocation• 4141 Meadows Ln., Las Vegas, NV 89107Phone• 702-877-9622Centennial Hills YMCALocation• 6601 N. Buffalo Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89131Phone• 702-478-9622Durango Hills YMCALocation• 3521 N. Durango Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89129Phone• 702-240-9622Senior Center of Boulder CityLocation• 813 Arizona St., Boulder City, NV 89005Phone• 702-293-3320Nevada Senior GamesEncourages healthy, active lifestyles through athletic competitions and recreational events for adults age 50 and older.Location• 6950 Via Olivero, Suite 5, Las Vegas, NV 89117Phone• 702-242-1590Is This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Wants to stay physically active• Is looking to meet new people and stay socially connected• Enjoys arts, crafts, games, or educational programs• Wants to participate in fitness or wellness classes• Is interested in recreational activities designed for older adultsCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 25

Transportation

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TransportationReliable transportation is essential for maintaining independence, attending medical appointments, grocery shopping, and staying connected to the community. The organizations below offer transportation services for older adults, individuals with disabilities, and those with specialized medical needs throughout Southern Nevada.Aging & Disability Services Division – Taxi Assistance ProgramProvides discounted taxi coupons to eligible seniors and individuals with permanent disabilities.Location• 7150 Pollock Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-486-3581Services• Discounted taxi coupons• Accepted by all Clark County taxicab companies• Available to eligible Nevada residents who meet income guidelines• Transportation for medical appointments, shopping, errands, and moreAmerican Cancer Society – Road to RecoveryProvides free rides to and from cancer treatments through volunteer drivers.Location• 6165 Rainbow Blvd., Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89118Phone• 702-798-6877• 800-227-2345Services• Transportation to cancer treatment appointments• Volunteer driver program• Free transportation for eligible cancer patientsArtie J. Cannon Helping Hands of HendersonProvides volunteer transportation and wellness services for Henderson seniors.Phone• 702-616-6554Services• Transportation to medical appointments• Grocery shopping transportation• Transportation for errands• Telephone reassurance calls• Available for eligible Henderson residents age 60 and olderHelping Hands of Vegas ValleyProvides free transportation services to help seniors remain independent.Location• 3640 N. 5th Street, Suite 130, North Las Vegas, NV 89032Phone• 702-633-7264Services• Transportation to medical appointments• Grocery shopping transportation• Transportation for errands• Volunteer driver program• Optional client donations acceptedLend a Hand of Boulder CityProvides escorted transportation for older adults living in Boulder City.Location• 400 Utah St., Boulder City, NV 89005Phone• 702-294-2363Services• Medical appointment transportation• Grocery shopping trips• Banking trips• Other essential errands• Volunteer escortsRegional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC)Provides public transportation options for seniors and individuals with disabilities.Location• 600 S. Grand Central Pkwy., Las Vegas, NV 89106Flexible Demand Response (FDR)Phone• 702-228-7433• TDD: 702-676-1834Services• Door-to-door transportation• Service for residents of Sun City Anthem, Sun City Summerlin, and Centennial Hills• Scheduled rides• Low-cost faresRTC ParatransitPhone• 702-228-4800Services• Shared door-to-door transportation• Service for individuals who are unable to independently use RTC fixed-route buses• ADA complementary paratransit serviceSilver STARPhone• 702-228-7433• TDD: 702-676-1843Services• Community shuttle service• Stops at senior centers and other community destinations• Accessible transportation• Transit passes acceptedIs This Resource Right for You?These transportation services may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Needs transportation to medical appointments• No longer drives but wants to remain independent• Needs accessible transportation due to a disability• Wants help getting to the grocery store or running errands• Is looking for affordable transportation optionsCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 26

Veteran Services

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Veteran ServicesVeterans and their families have access to a wide range of programs that support healthcare, housing, employment, education, counseling, financial assistance, and earned military benefits. The organizations below can help connect veterans with the resources and services they've earned through their service.Nevada Department of Veterans Services (NDVS)Helps Nevada veterans and their families access federal, state, and local veteran benefits and services.Location• 6900 N. Pecos Rd., North Las Vegas, NV 89086Phone• 702-486-3830Services• Veterans benefits assistance• Claims assistance• Veterans advocacy• Burial and memorial benefits• Community outreach• Referrals to additional veteran resourcesU.S. Department of Veterans Affairs – Southern Nevada Healthcare SystemProvides comprehensive healthcare services for eligible veterans throughout Southern Nevada.Location• 6900 N. Pecos Rd., North Las Vegas, NV 89086Phone• 702-791-9000Services• Primary care• Specialty care• Mental health services• Pharmacy services• Women's health• Telehealth• Emergency care• Caregiver supportVeterans Benefits Administration (VA Regional Office)Assists veterans and their families with applying for and managing VA benefits.Phone• 800-827-1000Services• Disability compensation• Pension benefits• Education benefits• Home loan benefits• Dependency and survivor benefits• Claims assistanceU.S. VETS – Las VegasProvides housing, employment, and supportive services for veterans experiencing or at risk of homelessness.Location• 525 E. Bonanza Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-366-2090Services• Emergency housing• Transitional housing• Permanent supportive housing• Employment assistance• Case management• Mental health referrals• Substance use recovery support• Benefits assistanceVeterans Village Las VegasProvides housing, meals, healthcare referrals, and supportive services for veterans in need.Location• 50 N. 21st St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-252-8387Services• Emergency shelter• Transitional housing• Food assistance• Case management• Employment assistance• Clothing assistance• Community referralsVet Center – Las VegasProvides confidential counseling services for veterans, service members, and their families.Location• 7455 W. Washington Ave., Suite 240, Las Vegas, NV 89128Phone• 702-791-9170Services• Individual counseling• Family counseling• PTSD counseling• Bereavement counseling• Military sexual trauma counseling• Readjustment counseling• Referral servicesVeterans Upward Bound – UNLVHelps veterans prepare for college or vocational education.Location• University of Nevada, Las VegasPhone• 702-895-4777Services• College preparation• Academic advising• Tutoring• Financial aid guidance• Career explorationIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you or a loved one:• Is a U.S. military veteran• Needs help applying for VA benefits• Is looking for healthcare or mental health services• Needs housing or employment assistance• Is interested in education or job training• Wants guidance navigating available veteran resourcesCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

Question 27

Volunteer Opportunities

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Volunteer OpportunitiesVolunteering is a great way to stay active, give back to the community, meet new people, and make a meaningful difference. Whether you have a few hours a month or are looking for an ongoing opportunity, the organizations below offer a variety of volunteer roles throughout Southern Nevada.AARP NevadaOffers a variety of volunteer opportunities focused on advocacy, education, and community outreach.Location• 5820 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 190, Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 866-389-5652Volunteer Opportunities• Community events• Legislative advocacy• Educational presentations• Health fairs and exhibit booths• Office support• Community outreachAging & Disability Services DivisionVolunteers serve as advocates for residents living in long-term care facilities.Location• 7150 Pollock Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89119Long-Term Care Ombudsman Volunteer ProgramPhone• 888-282-1155Volunteer Opportunities• Advocate for residents in nursing homes and assisted living facilities• Protect resident rights• Visit long-term care facilities• Help resolve resident concernsNevada Medicare Assistance Program (MAP)Phone• 702-486-4581Volunteer Opportunities• Community outreach• Medicare education• Assist with Medicare Savings Program applications• Help prevent Medicare fraud, errors, and abuse• Educational presentationsBlind Center of NevadaSupports individuals who are blind or visually impaired through a variety of volunteer roles.Location• 1001 N. Bruce St., Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-642-6000Volunteer Opportunities• Greet members• Serve lunch• Shopping assistance• Daily activity support• Program assistanceCatholic Charities of Southern NevadaOffers volunteer opportunities serving vulnerable individuals and homebound seniors.Location• 1501 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Las Vegas, NV 89101Phone• 702-385-2662Volunteer Opportunities• Serve meals at the St. Vincent Lied Dining Facility• Prepare Meals on Wheels trays• Assist with food service• Wash dishes and trays• Provide table service for individuals with disabilitiesJewish Family Service AgencyProvides volunteer opportunities that support seniors, families, and children throughout the community.Location• 5851 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146Phone• 702-732-0304Volunteer Opportunities• Food pantry assistance• Senior Companion Program (for adults age 55 and older)• Foster Grandparent Program (for adults age 55 and older)• Food delivery• Donation pickup and deliveryHelping Hands OrganizationsProvides volunteer opportunities that help older adults remain independent.Artie J. Cannon Helping Hands of HendersonLocation• 102 E. Lake Mead Pkwy., Henderson, NV 89015Phone• 702-616-6554Helping Hands of Vegas ValleyLocation• 3640 N. 5th St., Suite 130, North Las Vegas, NV 89032Phone• 702-633-7264Lend a Hand of Boulder CityLocation• 400 Utah St., Boulder City, NV 89005Phone• 702-294-2363Volunteer Opportunities• Transportation assistance• Friendly visits and companionship• Shopping assistance• Support for older adults living independentlyLas Vegas Rescue MissionProvides volunteer opportunities serving individuals experiencing homelessness.Location• 480 W. Bonanza Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89106Phone• 702-382-1766Volunteer Opportunities• Serve meals• Stock shelves• Distribute clothing• Assist with community outreach• General volunteer supportNathan Adelson HospiceOffers meaningful volunteer opportunities supporting hospice patients and their families.Location• 4141 University Center Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89119Phone• 702-796-3185Volunteer Opportunities• Patient companionship• Family support• Administrative assistance• Special events• Hospice support servicesSouthern Nevada Health DistrictProvides volunteer opportunities supporting public health programs.Location• 280 S. Decatur Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89107Phone• 702-759-0880Volunteer Opportunities• Administrative support• Customer service• Assisting visitors with forms• Public information• Community outreachVolunteers should be available to serve at least 20 hours per month.Volunteer Center of Southern NevadaConnects individuals, families, businesses, and community groups with volunteer opportunities throughout Southern Nevada.Location• 5830 W. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89103Phone• 702-892-2300Volunteer Opportunities• Search volunteer opportunities by interest• Family volunteer projects• Group volunteer opportunities• Nonprofit organization matchingVolunteerMatchAn online platform that connects volunteers with nonprofit organizations across the country.Volunteer Opportunities• Search opportunities by cause or interest• Local and virtual volunteer opportunities• Opportunities with nonprofit organizations nationwideIs This Resource Right for You?These organizations may be helpful if you:• Want to give back to your community• Are looking to stay active during retirement• Enjoy helping seniors, children, or families• Want to meet new people while making a difference• Are looking for flexible volunteer opportunities based on your interestsCan't Find What You're Looking For?The organizations listed above are highlights from the Clark County Royal Pages Senior Resource Directory. You can view the complete directory using the link at the top of this page to explore additional programs and services available throughout Southern Nevada.

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