Where Veterans, service members and military families in Las Vegas and Southern Nevada can get care, help with benefits, housing support, or find other Veterans.
These organizations are independent. Vegas Veteran Voices does not run them and has not vetted their services. A listing is not an endorsement or a referral, and nothing here is medical, legal or benefits advice. Details change, so confirm hours, cost and who qualifies with the organization.
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A statewide information line that connects callers to housing, food, health care and mental health services, with a section for Veteran services. Call 211 or text a ZIP code to 898211.
A VA counseling center, separate from the hospital, that offers free confidential individual, group, couples and family counseling, including for PTSD, grief and military sexual trauma.
Serves Veterans and service members who meet the Vet Center service criteria, and their families; no VA health care enrollment needed
7455 W. Washington Ave., Suite 240, Las Vegas, NV 89128
The main VA hospital campus for Southern Nevada, offering primary care, specialty care, mental health care and military sexual trauma care, with a mental health line listed separately.
A Las Vegas nonprofit focused on the mental health and well-being of Veterans, first responders and their families through community, connection and resources.
Serves Veterans, first responders and their families
4760 S. Pecos Rd., Suite 101, Las Vegas, NV 89121
Founded by Raivadus Gill, a guest in the story linked here.
The federal VA health system for Southern Nevada, with a main medical center in North Las Vegas and outpatient clinics across the valley and in Pahrump and Laughlin.
Serves Veterans enrolled in or applying for VA health care
A nonprofit that runs a treatment program for Veterans and first responders, described on its site as three weeks in person followed by nine weeks of telehealth.
Serves Veterans, military members and first responders
PO Box 1474, Carthage, NC (mailing address)
Not based in Las Vegas. The guest in the story linked here is a graduate of the program.
DAV National Service Office, North Las Vegas VA Medical Center: Details
The Disabled American Veterans service office at the VA hospital in North Las Vegas, where DAV benefits experts help Veterans with VA claims and appeals at no cost. VA's search lists an accredited DAV representative at this address.
A Henderson office that gives Veterans, widows, families and survivors information on federal and state benefits, helps complete VA claim forms, and refers people to a VA-accredited Veterans Service Officer when needed.
Serves Veterans, widows, families and survivors
302 Tin Street, Henderson, NV 89015
Refers Veterans to an accredited Veterans Service Officer.
Paralyzed Veterans of America National Service Office, North Las Vegas VA Medical Center: Details
The Paralyzed Veterans of America service office at the VA hospital in North Las Vegas. PVA says its accredited National Service Officers help all Veterans and their families with VA benefits claims free of charge.
Serves Veterans, dependents and survivors; PVA specializes in spinal cord injury and disease, MS and ALS
6900 North Pecos Road, Room 1C248, North Las Vegas, NV 89086
Veterans Service Officer, Southern Nevada State Veterans Home (Nevada Department of Veterans Services): Details
A Boulder City location of the state's VA-accredited Veterans Service Officers, who help file VA claims, track them and appeal denials at no cost. It is at the Southern Nevada State Veterans Home.
Veterans Service Officers, VAST Las Vegas (Nevada Department of Veterans Services): Details
State VA-accredited Veterans Service Officers who help file VA claims, track them and appeal denials at no cost. The Las Vegas team sits inside the VA hospital in North Las Vegas.
Serves Veterans and their families
6900 N. Pecos Rd., Room 1C238, North Las Vegas, NV 89086
VFW Basic Post 3848 service officers, Henderson: Details
A Henderson Veterans of Foreign Wars post whose Post Service Officers give advice and help with VA benefits, walk-in only on Tuesdays from 9am to 4pm in the Post Hall.
VFW Pre-Discharge Claims Office, Nellis Air Force Base: Details
A Veterans of Foreign Wars office at Nellis Air Force Base where a VFW accredited representative helps service members within 180 days of discharge prepare and file VA claims before they separate. VFW says the service is free of charge.
Serves Service members who are within 180 days of separating or retiring
4775 England Ave, Bldg. 20, Room 312 (Pass & ID Bldg), Nellis AFB, NV 89191
VFW service officer, North Las Vegas VA Medical Center (VFW Department of Nevada): Details
The Veterans of Foreign Wars says its accredited service officers help file VA claims free of charge. VA's search lists a VFW representative at the VA hospital in North Las Vegas.
Serves Veterans, service members, their families and survivors
Nevada Department of Veterans Services (Las Vegas office): Details
The state agency for Veterans. It helps with VA claims and connects Veterans and families to education, housing, employment and health care benefits, and runs the state Veterans homes and cemeteries.
Serves Nevada Veterans, service members and their families
Storey Building, 7220 Bermuda Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119
The VA benefits office for Nevada, handling disability compensation, education benefits, pensions, life insurance and home loans. It is in Reno; VA lists no regional benefit office in Las Vegas.
Serves Veterans, service members and their families
Veterans Service Officers, Mesquite office (Nevada Department of Veterans Services): Details
The Mesquite office of the state's VA-accredited Veterans Service Officers, who help file VA claims, track them and appeal denials at no cost. It is inside the Mesquite Vet Center.
Las Vegas Justice Court Veterans Treatment Court: Details
A specialty court program of the Las Vegas Justice Court for Veterans with cases before that court; its stated mission and contact details are on the court's page.
Serves Veterans with eligible cases in Las Vegas Justice Court
A nonprofit law office that gives free civil legal help to low-income Southern Nevadans; the state Veterans agency lists a Veteran and military Ask-A-Lawyer session with it.
Serves Low-income residents of Southern Nevada, including Veterans
Nevada Attorney General's Office of Military Legal Assistance: Details
A program of the Nevada Attorney General that arranges free civil legal assistance and representation for military members; its site says it also currently serves some Veterans.
Serves Active duty, Reserve and National Guard members; check the site for current Veteran eligibility
A Las Vegas area nonprofit that supplies home furnishings and medical equipment to Veterans moving into housing; requests come through a Veteran's case manager.
Serves Las Vegas area Veterans receiving housing assistance
PO Box 753332, Las Vegas, NV 89136 (mailing address)
North Las Vegas Veterans and Community Resource Center: Details
A City of North Las Vegas walk-in center where staff meet one-on-one with Veterans and families and connect them, mostly through partner agencies, to help with employment, housing, education, mental health, finances and legal matters.
Serves Veterans of any era, branch or discharge status, including National Guard and reserves, plus their families and community members
3090 E. Centennial Parkway, North Las Vegas, NV 89081
National Technical Institute (NTI), Las Vegas campus: Details
A trade school that charges tuition for short HVAC, plumbing and electrical technician certificate programs, and that the VA lists as a school approved for GI Bill benefits.
Serves Adults 18 and older seeking trade training; Veterans using VA education benefits
Veterans Career Employment Team (Nevada DETR): Details
A state employment program whose career coaches help Veterans and eligible spouses with career planning, resumes, interview preparation and job search, in person at EmployNV Career Hubs or online.
Serves Veterans and eligible spouses seeking work in Nevada; also employers who want to hire Veterans
A Las Vegas American Legion post with a Riders chapter, Auxiliary and Sons of the American Legion; it meets on the second Sunday of each month at the Leatherneck Club.
Serves Veterans eligible for American Legion membership and their families
PO Box 15864, Las Vegas, NV 89114 (mailing address)
Meets at the Leatherneck Club. Vegas Veteran Voices shares an address with the Leatherneck Club.
American Legion Post 76, Spirit of Freedom: Details
An American Legion post serving the west and northwest of Las Vegas; general meetings are on the third Sunday of most months at the Durango Hills YMCA.
Serves Veterans eligible for American Legion membership
Meets at Durango Hills YMCA Community Center, 3521 N. Durango Dr., Las Vegas, NV
Marine Corps League, Greater Nevada Detachment 186: Details
The Las Vegas detachment of the Marine Corps League, a membership organization for Marines that runs a scholarship, an assistance form and community events.
Serves Marines and their supporters; see its site for membership rules
4360 W. Spring Mountain Road, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Lists the same street address as Vegas Veteran Voices and the Leatherneck Club.
Marine Toys for Tots, Las Vegas and Henderson: Details
The local Marine Corps toy drive for Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City, which collects new toys each fall and gives them to children through approved nonprofit organizations.
Serves Children in need, reached through local 501(c)(3) organizations; the page says it does not take requests from single families
Paralyzed Veterans of America, Nevada Chapter: Details
The Nevada chapter of Paralyzed Veterans of America, offering advocacy, benefits support and adaptive sports for Veterans with spinal cord injury, MS or ALS.
Serves Veterans and others with spinal cord injury or disease, and their caregivers
A national nonprofit with programs for wounded Veterans and service members, including mental wellness, benefits services, peer support and adaptive sports.
Serves Wounded, ill or injured Veterans and service members, their families and caregivers
A nonprofit that pays entry, equipment and travel costs so Green Berets and other service members and Veterans can compete in racing and other sports, as a way to fight suicide in the Special Forces community.
Serves Army Special Forces soldiers and Veterans first; the site says it is open to every branch and turns away no service member who asks for help
A national nonprofit that brings Veterans together through humor and camaraderie, best known for its Silkies Hikes, to improve mental health and prevent suicide.
Serves Veterans and service members
The guest in the story linked here says he works with the organization.
Nellis AFB Military and Family Readiness Center: Details
The Nellis Air Force Base information and referral center, offering relocation help, financial readiness, employment assistance, the Transition Assistance Program, Gold Star family support and classes by appointment or walk-in.
Serves Active duty members, Guard, Reserve, retirees, DoD civilians and their families
An Atlanta-based, Veteran-led nonprofit that gives financial assistance, prevention education and wellness programs to military connected families affected by or at higher risk of breast cancer.
Serves Military connected families and breast cancer survivors
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS): Details
A national nonprofit offering comfort, care and resources, including grief counseling, casework and peer support, to people grieving the death of a military loved one.
A national nonprofit, formerly Tuesday's Children, that offers youth mentoring, peer support programs and case management to families who lost someone to military service since September 11, 2001, and to 9/11 families and first responders.
Serves Military families of the fallen since 9/11, 9/11 families, and 9/11 first responders
A Southern Nevada nonprofit that flies Veterans of World War II, Korea and Vietnam to Washington, D.C. to visit their memorials at no cost to the Veteran.
Serves Southern Nevada Veterans of World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War
6720 N. Hualapai Way, Suite 145-176, Las Vegas, NV 89149 (mail only, not an office)
A Las Vegas-based company that charges a fee to help Veterans prepare and file initial VA disability claims; its site says there is no upfront fee and a one-time fee is due only after a favorable VA decision.
Serves Veterans filing an initial VA disability claim; the site says some places of residence are excluded
325 East Warm Springs Road, Suite 104, Las Vegas, NV 89119
For-profit business.
Paid service.
Sponsored a past Vegas Veteran Voices campaign.
Not VA-accredited. Charges a fee after a favorable decision. The same help is free from VA or an accredited Veterans Service Organization; see Benefits and claims help above.
Each entry was read on the organization’s own website and carries the date it was last checked. Nobody pays to be listed, no entry is ranked above another, and being listed is not an endorsement. Within each category the order is local, then Nevada, then national, and alphabetical within each. To suggest a correction or an addition, contact us.