Transition Age Youth - Welcome to Clark County, NV

Transition Age Youth, run through Clark County at 500 South Grand Central Parkway in Las Vegas, zip code 89155, is a free resource and referral service for young people ages 16 through 25, split into a 16 to 18 bracket and a 19 to 25 bracket. This is a support service rather than an activity, camp, or class, and it is aimed specifically at youth transitioning out of foster care, facing homelessness, or dealing with other significant challenges.

The listed services are extensive: housing assistance, educational support, employment readiness, life skills training, health and well-being services, community connections, food and clothing resources, transportation assistance, mental health services, and substance abuse services. The program functions as an information and referral network connecting young people to community resources rather than delivering every one of those services directly on site.

Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with the office closed Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and the program operates year-round. There is no phone number listed here, so the Clark County website linked in this listing is the best starting point for current contact information and how to connect with a caseworker or navigator.

The program is marked special needs friendly, with mental health support, emotional support, behavioral support, housing assistance, educational assistance, employment assistance, and life skills training all noted as accommodations. Because this listing spans ages 16 to 25, it reaches slightly beyond the typical youth range, which makes sense given that transition-age services commonly follow young people past their eighteenth birthday. There is no cost associated with these services, since the price range is listed as free.

The office is located at 500 South Grand Central Parkway in Las Vegas, zip code 89155, and the closed Friday through Sunday schedule means this is a weekday-only resource, so a young person or family member reaching out for help should plan on contacting the office during the Monday through Thursday window rather than over the weekend. The breadth of services listed, from housing and food to mental health and substance abuse support, points to a case-management style program built to connect a young person with whichever specific service they need rather than a single-purpose program.