By region · United States
Homelessness in Nevada
Approximately 7,900 people experiencing homelessness on a single night in Nevada, per the 2023 HUD Point-in-Time count (rounded).
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Resources on HomelessHelp
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Cities covered
7,900
2023 PIT count
Rank #19
US PIT rank
State context
Clark County (Las Vegas) has the dominant homeless population. The Las Vegas Rescue Mission and Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada are the largest providers.
Where to find help
- Call 211 from any phone in Nevada for live shelter referrals. Operators know which beds are available tonight.
- Call 988 if you are in mental-health crisis (US and Canada).
- Use our find-help finder to see resources closest to your location.
- HUD Continuum of Care list for Nevada: view on HUD Exchange ↗. These are the local agencies that coordinate housing programs.
Resources in Nevada
Emergency shelters4
Food (meals or pantries)3
Day services0
Housing programs0
Medical / clinics0
Youth-specific0
Veteran-specific1
Family-specific2
LGBTQ+ affirming0
Indigenous-led / -focused0
Cities in Nevada on HomelessHelp
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