Author name: Ryan.Henson

Affordable housing is one of the most important pieces of the effort to address housing insecurity in Southern Nevada. A home with rent that fits within a household’s budget can […]

An eviction begins with a housing payment that one family can no longer afford, but the effects extend well into the community outside their front door. Losing stable housing can

Every day, people across Southern Nevada look for ways to make a difference in their community. Some are able to make a financial contribution. Meanwhile, others have time to volunteer

Every summer, Southern Nevada experiences periods of extreme heat that are uncomfortable for most residents and may be life-threatening for others. When temperatures climb well into the triple digits, most

Low recidivism is one of the clearest indicators that a program is creating lasting change rather than temporary relief. When someone receives assistance during a financial crisis, finding housing is

Every summer in Southern Nevada, families quietly make impossible decisions just to keep the lights on and the air conditioning running. For many households, utility hardship does not begin with

Homelessness among older adults is becoming an increasingly visible issue across Southern Nevada. While many people associate homelessness with younger populations, a growing number of seniors in Las Vegas are

In Southern Nevada, more families are falling behind long before they ever appear in a shelter, courtroom, or headline. For thousands of households already stretched thin by rising housing costs,

What happens after the eviction notice depends on the type of notice you received, how quickly you act, and whether you respond in the right place before the deadline runs

National Volunteer Month is a reminder that strong communities don’t happen by accident. Instead, they are built by people who show up. In Southern Nevada, that idea carries real weight.