Family Promise of Las Vegas

Family Promise of Las Vegas supports children and families experiencing homelessness, offering shelter, meals, and a range of stabilization services at no cost. The program serves children from birth through 18, broken into three age brackets: 0 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18, reflecting the fact that entire families, not just individual kids, come through the program together.

Services include an Emergency Shelter Program, a Graduation Program, Housing Assistance, a Life Skills Program, and Workforce Development support for parents working to get back on stable footing. On-site amenities include temporary shelter space, a day center, meals, case management, laundry facilities, showers, and transportation assistance, along with a dedicated Kid's Korner space and volunteer support. This combination of family-wide services alongside a kids' area sets it apart from most listings in this directory, which are usually built around drop-off classes or camps rather than a shelter and support program.

Family Promise of Las Vegas is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM and closed on weekends, operating year-round at 3110 E Twain Ave in Las Vegas, 89121. There is no cost for families to access these services, and the listing marks the organization as special needs friendly, offering referrals to support services and describing its environment as inclusive.

Because access to shelter and support programs typically requires an intake or referral process rather than simple walk-in registration, families in need of these services, or professionals looking to refer a family, should call (702) 638-8806 or visit familypromiselv.com to learn about how to get connected. The presence of a dedicated Kid's Korner alongside case management and workforce development services reflects an approach built around stabilizing the whole family rather than treating a child's needs separately from a parent's housing and employment situation. With laundry facilities, showers, and transportation assistance also listed among the services, the day center appears set up to cover several practical daily needs in one location rather than requiring families to travel between multiple agencies for basic necessities.