FEAT of Southern Nevada

FEAT of Southern Nevada operates out of 7061 W Arby Ave, Suite 170, in the 89113 zip code, supporting families of kids ages 0 to 18 who are navigating autism and other developmental needs. The organization groups the age range it serves into three brackets: 0 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18, and runs year-round.

Rather than direct therapy or classes for kids, FEAT's programs are built around family support: parent support groups, educational workshops, adaptive social events, resource navigation, and advocacy. The organization also provides early intervention information and therapy referrals, which positions it as a connector to services rather than a provider of direct clinical treatment itself.

The listing describes a resource library on site along with an accessible facility and regular community events, which fits an organization focused on bringing families together and pointing them toward the right next resource rather than running programs for kids to attend on their own.

This organization is marked special needs friendly, with a long list of accommodations: autism-friendly recreation, developmental delay programs, early intervention for ages 0 to 5, autism early intervention, behavioral therapy and ABA, mental health counseling, respite care services, and sensory-friendly programs. ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, general therapy services, and inclusive programs round out the list.

Hours run 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday, with the office closed on Saturday and Sunday. The price range is listed as free, which fits an organization built around support and advocacy rather than paid programming. There is no scholarship, sibling discount, or trial offer information listed, since those would not typically apply to a free resource organization. Services are provided in English. Families should call (702) 368-3328 or visit featsonv.org to connect with a specific support group or ask about referrals. Parents new to FEAT may want to ask the organization directly which support groups currently have open enrollment.