Teen Challenge of Nevada Inc

Teen Challenge of Nevada Inc is a faith-based residential recovery program at 720 S 9th St, zip code 89101, specifically for teens ages 12 to 18 facing life-controlling issues such as addiction. This is not a recreational activity, class, or camp. It is a structured residential program combining addiction counseling, life skills training, academic restoration, character development, spiritual guidance, and mentorship for teens who need intensive, longer-term support.

The facility provides residential housing, meals, counseling services, academic support, and a structured environment, consistent with its identity as a live-in recovery program rather than a drop-in service. Special needs accommodations noted here include emotional and behavioral support and mental health counseling, which fit alongside the program's core addiction recovery focus.

Listed hours run roughly 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. across most days, with Wednesday starting slightly later at 7 a.m. and Sunday also starting at 7 a.m. Given that this is a residential program, these hours likely represent office or intake hours rather than the full daily schedule residents follow, since residents live on site. It operates year round.

No specific pricing figures are recorded, though the listing places it in the $$ price range. Families considering this program for a teen should contact the organization directly to understand program length, cost, and intake requirements. The phone number is (702) 314-1300, and more information is at teenchallenge.net. Instruction and counseling are offered in English.

With a 4.4 rating from 21 Google reviews, Teen Challenge of Nevada fits families searching specifically for a faith-based residential recovery option for a teen dealing with addiction or a life-controlling issue, not families browsing for a typical after-school activity or camp. Because the program is residential, families considering it should understand it represents a significant commitment, both in terms of time away from home and the structured, faith based approach used throughout the recovery process, rather than a short term or drop in support service. The academic restoration component means teens continue schoolwork while in the program rather than pausing their education entirely during treatment.