Services
The city of Las Vegas is committed to ending homelessness by reducing barriers and ensuring access to resources for homeless individuals. The city has a full range of services and programs dedicated to end homelessness, and works with community partners to ensure residents can access a safe, respectful and permanent location to thrive.
The city is focused on the Courtyard Homeless Resource Center. A starting point where homeless individuals can go to access resources all in one place within the Corridor of Hope at 314 Foremaster Lane. Currently, the Courtyard is open seven days a week 24 hours a day. Get help by calling 702-229-6117 or courtyardHRC@lasvegasnevada.gov .
By offering a one-stop shop with access to medical, housing and employment services through a variety partners, the cycle of homelessness can be broken. The initial phase of the courtyard opened in 2017. The Courtyard includes a covered sleeping area allowing for 550 guests at a time to have a safe place to go and access a myriad of services. In addition, there is a guest services building, a day room, an administrative building, pet kennel and shower and restroom facilities.
The Courtyard serves more than 6,500 individuals annually, and assists in getting those experiencing homelessness off the streets and into housing. To receive the weekly calendar of activities and supportive services provided at the Courtyard sign-up for the newsletter.
In addition, the city's MORE (Multi-agency Outreach Resource Engagement), team provides mobile intervention and outreach services to homeless individuals residing in encampments, living on the street, in flood control tunnels and outlying uninhabited areas around Las Vegas. Members of the public and/or homeless individuals in need of services can call 702-229-more (6673).