WestCare Nevada - Women and Children's Campus

WestCare Nevada's Women and Children's Campus at 5659 W Duncan Dr in northwest Las Vegas serves a specific population: children whose mothers are participating in residential treatment programs. This is not an enrollment option for the general public; it exists so that a mother entering treatment does not have to choose between recovery and keeping her children with her.

For those families, the children's services listed are substantial. On-site childcare covers the youngest children while mothers are in programming. Educational support keeps school-age kids from falling behind during a residential stay. The therapeutic side includes counseling, therapeutic activities, and mental health counseling for the children themselves, who have often been through significant instability before arriving. For mothers, the campus lists parenting classes and parent support groups, so the family-level work happens alongside individual treatment.

The listing records accommodations including mental health counseling, emotional and behavioral support, behavioral therapy, and general therapy services. The directory shows an age range of 0 to 18, which is the directory's default range rather than a posted policy, so families should confirm directly which ages the campus can house and serve.

Services are recorded as free on the listing, consistent with WestCare's role as a nonprofit provider, though eligibility and funding questions should be handled through intake rather than assumed. The campus setting is residential, with on-site care and a supportive environment listed among its features.

Posted hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, closed weekends, which is best read as the window for calls and administrative business, since the families served live on campus. The program runs year-round, in English.

The practical path for a family, a caseworker, or a relative trying to help is the phone: (702) 385-2020, with more information at westcare.com. For a mother facing treatment who has been told she cannot bring her kids, this campus is one of the Las Vegas answers to that problem, and knowing it exists before a crisis arrives is exactly why it is listed here.