Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada

Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada runs youth programming out of its administration office at 1501 Las Vegas Blvd N in Las Vegas, serving children and teens across an age range of 0 to 18, broken into four brackets: 0 to 3, 4 to 5, 6 to 12, and 13 to 18. That full range matches the directory's default setting, so families should call to confirm which specific program applies to a child's age.

Programs listed include an Early Childhood Development Center, an After School Program, a Summer Day Camp, Refugee & Immigrant Youth Support, and Homeless Youth Services, which together cover both general childcare and after-school needs as well as targeted support for young people facing displacement or housing insecurity. Facilities include Classrooms, Playgrounds, Community Center Facilities, and Food Services, pointing to a full-day, full-service setup rather than a single drop-in activity.

Hours are listed as 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, with the office closed on weekends, aligning with a typical school-day and workday schedule. The price range is marked at the lowest paid tier, $, on the directory's scale, though no specific dollar figure is listed, so families should ask directly about program costs, since some services, particularly those aimed at refugee, immigrant, and homeless youth, may be offered at no cost depending on eligibility.

The organization is marked special needs friendly, with Inclusive Programs, Special Needs General, and Emotional/Behavioral Support all noted, which is meaningful for families seeking programming for a child with additional needs. Staff and services are available in English and Spanish, which matters for Spanish-speaking families in the Las Vegas area.

For questions about enrollment, eligibility, or specific program details, call (702) 385-2662, or visit catholiccharities.com. This organization stands out among youth listings for combining standard after-school and summer camp programming with dedicated support services for refugee, immigrant, and homeless youth.