Clean the World

Clean the World gives kids and teens in Las Vegas a hands-on way to volunteer through Hygiene Kit Building, a Global Hygiene Education Program, a Youth and Family Volunteer Program, and School Service-Learning Programs. Rather than a class where a coach teaches a skill, this is a service-learning setup where children ages 5 to 18 assemble hygiene kits and learn about global health and hygiene topics along the way, with an educational, STEM-adjacent component built into the volunteer work itself.

Age brackets are split into 5 to 12 and 13 to 18, and the program is marked special needs friendly with accommodations described as Inclusive Programs and Adaptive Recreation, so families of kids with additional needs can ask staff how a volunteer session would be structured for their child. The program is listed as free, which fits the volunteer and service-learning model since participants are contributing time rather than paying for instruction.

Weekday hours run 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, closed Saturday and Sunday, and the program operates year round. The location is at 3111 S Valley View Blvd Suite L 115 in Las Vegas, zip code 89102, and the listing shows no google reviews yet, so families new to the program will mostly be relying on the organization's own materials rather than parent feedback to decide if it fits.

The phone number on file, (407) 574-8353, carries a Florida area code, which is common for national nonprofits that route calls through a central office rather than a local Las Vegas line, so families calling that number should expect to reach a broader organizational contact rather than a Las Vegas-only desk. Families and school groups interested in a service-learning day for kids can call that number or visit cleantheworld.org to ask about scheduling a Hygiene Kit Building session, group size limits, and how the School Service-Learning Programs are structured for a class field trip.