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U.S.VETS - Las Vegas
Las Vegas operation of national nonprofit U.S.VETS, running three residential facilities and a community support office with about 330 beds of transitional and permanent housing, a workforce program returning more than 110 veterans to employment each year, rapid re-housing and homeless-prevention services for over 400 veteran households annually, SSVF support, free individual and group counseling with substance-use treatment, and VA-funded suicide-prevention case management.
- Cost
- Free — "free mental health services ... to eligible veterans"; housing program cost not stated on the org's own site
- Coverage
- Las Vegas / Clark County, Nevada (Nevada)
- Eligibility
- Veterans and their families; SSVF "assists low-income families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless"; mental-health services for eligible veterans (own site).
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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