The CARE Complex

The CARE Complex at 200 Foremaster Ln in downtown Las Vegas serves a specific population: children and youth experiencing homelessness. Every service in the listing is free, and the recorded programs go well beyond a typical after-school setup: after-school programs, educational assistance, mentorship, basic needs support, and life skills workshops, for ages 5 to 18 in brackets of 5 to 12 and 13 to 18.

That combination reflects how the organization approaches its work. Educational help matters little to a student who lacks stable food or clothing, so the listing pairs academic assistance with basic needs support and adds mentorship and life skills on top. The recorded amenities describe the setting the same way: a safe environment, a resource center, and community support. For families in crisis, the practical takeaway is that this is a place where multiple needs can be addressed in one location without cost being a barrier.

The listing also flags the complex as special needs friendly, with emotional and behavioral support, learning disability support, developmental delay programs, and inclusive programs recorded. Youth experiencing housing instability carry disruption into the classroom at high rates, so support built for behavioral and learning challenges is a meaningful part of the offering rather than a checkbox.

Hours follow an unusual split worth noting carefully: open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, closed Thursday and Friday, then open Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Weekend availability is rare among youth services in this directory and matters for school-age kids who cannot come during weekday hours. The organization operates year round.

The location on Foremaster Lane sits near downtown's corridor of homeless services, which makes it reachable for the population it serves. The phone number is (702) 483-3055 for questions about eligibility, intake, and which programs are currently running, and the website is carecomplex.org. English is the listed language. For teachers, counselors, or neighbors trying to connect a family with help, this listing is one of the few in the directory built specifically for that situation.