Teen and Young Adult - Nevada 211

Teen and Young Adult is a free referral service from Nevada 211, based at 720 South 9th Street in Las Vegas, that connects teens ages 13 to 18 with local resources rather than running its own activities. Services offered include resource navigation, community service referrals, mental health support referrals, education assistance referrals, housing assistance referrals, and employment assistance referrals.

The service is available through an online platform and phone support backed by a resource database, and hours run roughly 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM most days, with Wednesday and Sunday opening at 7:00 AM instead of 6:00 AM. Because this is a referral line rather than a program with its own building for teens to visit and participate in activities, the price range is listed as Free, and there is no per-session cost since the service itself is connecting families to other providers.

This listing is marked special needs friendly, with accommodations that include special needs general support, emotional and behavioral support, mental health counseling, and learning disability support built into how referrals are handled. Language support includes both English and Spanish, which matters for a referral service meant to reach as many teens and families as possible across the valley.

No specific programs beyond referral categories are listed here, since Nevada 211 functions as a connector to other organizations rather than a direct service provider itself. No phone number is listed for this specific program page, so the Nevada 211 website is the most direct starting point.

Families or teens looking for help finding local mental health support, housing assistance, or education resources can visit nevada211.org to start a request, either through the online platform or by using the phone support option described on the site.

Because the service works by pointing teens toward other organizations rather than delivering a program directly, the actual experience will depend heavily on which local provider a teen or family gets connected with, so it is worth being specific about the type of help needed when reaching out.