Nevada Assistance and Aid Programs

Find help and assistance in all cities and counties in Nevada, including Las Vegas and Reno.

Assistance Programs

Nevada Mortgage Assistance and Foreclosure Aid
Nevada has various programs that they recommend those who need help use.  More.

In addition, Nevada has also started a new mediation program that will ensure homeowners and lenders meet before proceeding with a foreclosure filing.

Numerous non-profit organizations in Nevada can help homeowners deal with a foreclosure, and provide mortgage delinquency counseling. Click here to find a listing of agencies.

Governor's Office for Consumer Health Assistance (CHA)
This program will provide advice, answer questions, and also provides free health-related advocacy regarding insurance disputes, medical billing, worker's comp appeals, prescription assistance, etc. (702) 486-3587

Nevada Check Up
This is a low-cost health insurance program that is available for children up to age 19. There are low cost quarterly premiums that do need to be paid, and they are partly determined by household income. 1 (877) 543-7669

Nevada Senior RX
This program will provide assistance with prescriptions, including up to $5,100 per year to assist with medication payments. This program from Nevada will also pay for 100% of prescription costs during the Medicare Part D 'gap'. Dial 1-866-303-6323, or find additional medical assistance programs.

 

 

 

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Many families in Nevada are having trouble making ends meet each month. After paying for their utilities, mortgage or rent, transportation, gas, and child care, oftentimes there is not enough money left to buy nutritious food or groceries. Tens of thousands of families in Nevada currently receive assistance in the form of SNAP benefits to help feed their families. (775) 684-4400

Legal Assistance
Nevada Legal Services provides state residents with a wide variety of free legal services and support. Click here to learn more about this program.

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
The goals of the TANF assistance program are to assist struggling and lower -income families with children so they can be cared for in their own home, it will reduce dependency on the aid providing job preparation and training, and other assistance is provided. TANF will also provide assistance with health care, insurance, and medical bills.

Debt Reduction and Credit Repair and Counseling in Nevada
Several different resources and government approved not-for profit credit and housing counselors operate in the state. They specialize in providing help with bills, debts, and loans. More credit counseling in Nevada.

 

 

Nevada Food Banks and Centers Provide Assistance
Learn how to get information and find the phone numbers for food banks, pantries, and distribution centers through Nevada. The locations help tens of thousands of families per year. Click here.

Energy Bills
Many assistance programs can help Nevada families and individuals pay their utility bills. Read more.

Free Health Care from Clinics
Dozens of medical providers and community clinics throughout Nevada can offer low income and uninsured patients with free health care. Many will never turn a patient away. More on Nevada free community clinics.

If you need access to high quality as well as low cost or free dental care, find how community clinics and dental centers in Nevada can help meet a patients dental needs. Continue.

Financial Assistance in a Crisis
The northern part of the state of Nevada offers struggling families with financial help if they are faced with a crisis. Money can be sued to pay rent, housing, electric bills, food, and medication expenses. Learn more the services available.

Assistance From Nevada Cities and Counties