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How to find a safe place tonight in Nevada: Nevada 211, Coordinated Entry in Southern Nevada, the Courtyard in Las Vegas, the Nevada Cares Campus and Our Place in Reno and Sparks, and heat or cold weather help.
Hi friend. If you need somewhere to go tonight, you are not alone. There are places open all day and night in Las Vegas and Reno. Go there or call, and they can help you plan the next step.
The City of Las Vegas Courtyard Homeless Resource Center at 314 Foremaster Lane is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It has a covered sleeping area, showers and restrooms, and partners who help with medical care, housing and jobs. Call 702 229 6117.
Official page: lasvegasnevada.gov/Residents/Resident-Services/Homeless-Services
Coordinated Entry is the single way in for housing help. Single adults without children can call Clark County Social Service at 702 455 4270 to set up an assessment. Veterans can walk in to the VA Community Resource and Referral Center, Monday to Friday, 7:30 am to 2:30 pm. Call 702 791 9077 and arrive early.
Official page: nvcmis.bitfocus.com/sn-ce
The Nevada Cares Campus emergency shelter serves men and couples. Women and families can go to Our Place at 605 S 21st St in Sparks, open 24 hours for residents. Call 775 327 7501. When Our Place is full, women are welcome at the Cares Campus.
Official page: washoecounty.gov/homeless/shelter_and_services/our_place/index.php
In Clark County, cooling stations open at recreation centers, libraries and community centers during extreme heat. Some allow pets in carriers or on leashes. In Washoe County, the Inclement Weather Overflow at 350 S Center Street in Reno opens during freezing cold, snow, extreme heat or smoke, and is open 24 hours when running. Call 775 325 8210.
Official page: washoecounty.gov/homeless/shelter_and_services/inclement_weather/index.php
The Shade Tree at 1 West Owens Ave in North Las Vegas is a 24 hour emergency shelter for women, with or without children. Call 702 385 0072. Las Vegas Rescue Mission at 480 W. Bonanza also has emergency beds for men, women and children, first come, first served. Call 702 382 1766.
Official page: clarkcountynv.gov/assets/documents/residents/assistance_programs/english-royal-pages-2026-2027-rev-2-3-26.pdf
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A safe place day and night at 314 Foremaster Lane, with a covered sleeping area, showers, restrooms and help with housing and jobs.
Official page: lasvegasnevada.gov/Residents/Resident-Services/Homeless-Services
Mobile outreach for people living on the street, in encampments or in flood control tunnels.
Official page: lasvegasnevada.gov/Residents/Neighborhood-Services/Homeless-Services/Homeless-Services-Resources
The Coordinated Entry hub for single adults without children. Call to set up an assessment. Monday to Friday, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm.
Official page: clarkcountynv.gov/residents/assistance_programs/homeless-help
24 hour emergency shelter for women, with or without children, at 1 West Owens Ave, North Las Vegas.
Official page: clarkcountynv.gov/assets/documents/residents/assistance_programs/english-royal-pages-2026-2027-rev-2-3-26.pdf
Day services at 600 Line Drive, Reno, with meals, showers, laundry and help planning next steps. Open 6 am to 8 pm, and longer in bad weather.
Official page: washoecounty.gov/homeless/shelter_and_services/cares_campus/resource_center.php
Shelter for women, families and senior women at 605 S 21st St, Sparks, with case management.
Official page: washoecounty.gov/homeless/shelter_and_services/our_place/index.php
Opens in freezing cold, snow, extreme heat or smoke at 350 S Center Street, Reno. Open 24 hours when running.
Official page: washoecounty.gov/homeless/shelter_and_services/inclement_weather/index.php
Sources last checked Oct 27, 2026. If something has changed, please tell us so we can fix it.
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