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Henderson Welfare Office: Where is the welfare office located?- If you need assistance from the Nevada Division of Health and Human Services Welfare Division you can reach them by call... (more)
- If you need assistance from the Nevada Division of Health and Human Services Welfare Division you can reach them by calling their Automated line at (702) 486-5000.
You can research them online at Nevada Division of Welfare Website.
The Henderson District Office is located at:
520 S. Boulder Highway
Henderson, NV 89015
Office Telephone: (702) 486-1067
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Home Purchase Assistance: How can I get assistance to purchase a home?- Neighborhood Services administers a program to assist with down payment and closing costs for qualifying applicants when... (more)
- Neighborhood Services administers a program to assist with down payment and closing costs for qualifying applicants when purchasing a home in Henderson. You must have lived or worked in the City of Henderson for one year prior to applying, and you need $1,500 saved to start. Eligibility is based on your income. For more information call (702) 267-2027 or 267-2000 or go to First Time Home Buyer Program.
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Henderson HOAs: Is there a list of all the HOAs in Henderson?- Neighborhood Services maintains a database of identified Homeowner Associations (HOAs) in Henderson. Please contact Heat... (more)
- Neighborhood Services maintains a database of identified Homeowner Associations (HOAs) in Henderson. Please contact Heather Rosich at (702) 267-2026 or by email at Heather.Rosich@cityofhenderson.com for more information.
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Block Party: I would like to hold a block party in my neighborhood. Is there a guide to help me with planning?- Neighborhood Services has created a ... (more)
- Neighborhood Services has created a Block Party Planning Guide to help your party be a success. Please note that if you will be closing a public street you will need to obtain a Special Event Permit through the Henderson Police Department. To obtain the block party application packet, visit the Henderson Police Department's web page
or call 702-267-5015.
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Home Buyer Program: Do you have a First Time Home Buyer Program?- Yes, the City has a first time home buyer program. Your income and/or your place of employment and where you wish to pur... (more)
- Yes, the City has a first time home buyer program. Your income and/or your place of employment and where you wish to purchase will determine your eligiblity. For more information call (702) 267-2027 or 267-2000 or see our webpage for First Time Home Buyers.
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Tenants Rights/Eviction: What are my rights as a tenant being evicted?- Please contact the Tenants Rights Center at 383-6095 for eviction and tenants rights information.... (more)
- Please contact the Tenants Rights Center at 383-6095 for eviction and tenants rights information.
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Lead Hazard Control: What is the Henderson Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Program?- The Henderson Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Develo... (more)
- The Henderson Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to improve the safety of residents living in older housing (pre-1978). Services offered include no-cost lead-based paint and healthy homes inspections, lead hazard control (removal or interim controls), and healthy homes rehabilitation (e.g. plumbing and roof repairs). Assistance is given in the form of a housing grant that is forgiven after 3 additional years of ownership. Renters and homeowners can apply for assistance.
To verify your eligibility and enroll, please call 1-888-524-0227 or submit a qualification form under “healthy homes checkup” at www.nvhhp.org.
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Help paying rent: I'm about to be evicted. Can I get help paying my rent?- The non-profit organization HopeLink may be able to assist you. HopeLink offers an array of support services to families... (more)
- The non-profit organization HopeLink may be able to assist you. HopeLink offers an array of support services to families needing assistance, such as food, clothing, prescription assistance and an extensive referral network. For more information, please contact 702-566-0576 or visit the HopeLink Website.
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Home repair/rehabilitation: Do you have a home repair / rehabilitation program?- The City has a program that provides grants or low-interest loans to homeowners. Your income will determine your eligibl... (more)
- The City has a program that provides grants or low-interest loans to homeowners. Your income will determine your eligiblity. For more information call (702) 267-2027 or 267-2000, or click here to visit Neighborhood Services Housing Programs.
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Mediation: I can't get along with my neighbor. We fight constantly. What can I do?- You may wish to use the Henderson Satellite Mediation Program, a free service that brings parties together to resolve a ... (more)
- You may wish to use the Henderson Satellite Mediation Program, a free service that brings parties together to resolve a difference through discussion and problem solving. Learn more by calling (702) 267-2000 or visit our webpage.
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Childcare and daycare: Are there any resources to help low income families with childcare?- The Las Vegas Urban League has a childcare subsidy program that provides financial assistance to income eligible ... (more)
- The Las Vegas Urban League has a childcare subsidy program that provides financial assistance to income eligible families who struggle with the high cost of childcare. More information can be found here.
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Homebuyer program: What resources are available to help purchase a new home?- Home Again is a new program that makes easier for homeowners in Nevada to determine what state and federal assistance ma... (more)
- Home Again is a new program that makes easier for homeowners in Nevada to determine what state and federal assistance may be available to them with a single “one-stop” free resources. The Home Again program is designed for:
• Those seeking credit restoration
• Households working toward home ownership
• Homeowners seeking loan modification
• Those who are facing foreclosure
The no-fee service is available for all Nevadans simply by calling toll free 1-855-HLP-4-NEV (1-855-457-4638). The call center is open 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., Monday – Friday. Assistance is available in both English and Spanish. For more information about the program click here.
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Nevada 2-1-1 Assistance: What is Nevada 2-1-1 Assistance?- Nevada 2-1-1 helps people find and give help. For more Information please visit the ... (more)
- Nevada 2-1-1 helps people find and give help. For more Information please visit the Nevada211 Website.
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HOA Problems: I'm having a problem with my HOA, who can I call?- Contact the office of the Ombudsman for Owners in Common-Interest Communities and Condominium Hotels at 702-486-4480 or ... (more)
- Contact the office of the Ombudsman for Owners in Common-Interest Communities and Condominium Hotels at 702-486-4480 or 877-829-9907.
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Assistance for homeless: Who can help me with homelessness assistance issues?- HopeLink A Henderson Family Resource Center is available to all Henderson residents. This ... (more)
- HopeLink
A Henderson Family Resource Center is available to all Henderson residents. This non-profit organization may be able to assist our citizens and others with an array of support services to families needing assistance. Case manager's assess resident or family need and either refer to the other social service agencies or provide direct services in the area of housing and basic need which can include; shelter, food, clothing, rental assistance, utility bill assistance, health care, and car repair. Other services offered for family preservation by helping with children literacy, supporting parents with basic needs, and assessing the overall families needs. HopeLink is available for those citizens who find themselves in crisis, need assistance and/or community resources to help them.
For more information, please contact (702)566-0576 or visit the HopeLink website.
Contact in person:178 Westminister Way, Henderson, NV 89015
Dial 2-1-1 or www.nevada211.org.
- A complete guide to any and all resources available in Nevada. Using the search engine, users can search for keywords such as rental assistance, food, childcare, mental health services, counseling, homelessness, clothing etc.
- A great resource to give to victims who may need further assistance after they have been a victim of a crime.
- It's FREE and easy to remember!
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Interest-Free Deferred Payment Loans: What can I use this loan for?- The loan can only be used to make improvements on your owner occupied residence.... (more)
- The loan can only be used to make improvements on your owner occupied residence.
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Enhancement Grant: What types of projects are eligible for the Neighborhood Enhancement Grant?- Your registered neighborhood group may use the grant for projects that benefit the entire neighborhood. Examples include... (more)
- Your registered neighborhood group may use the grant for projects that benefit the entire neighborhood. Examples include signage, lighting, landscaping or social events. Learn more about the Enhancement Grant here.
For more information, please contact Emily Lewis at (702) 267-2008 or by email at Emily.Lewis@cityofhenderson.com.
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Mediation: Does the City offer community mediation?- Yes, Neighborhood Services offers free mediation at Henderson libraries. To start the process, call (702) 267-2000 or vi... (more)
- Yes, Neighborhood Services offers free mediation at Henderson libraries. To start the process, call (702) 267-2000 or visit our webpage.
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Neighborhood Stabilization: How are the Neighborhood Stabilization (NSP) Funds Used?- The funds can be utilized to assist families in purchasing foreclosed and short-sale homes at a discount within ... (more)
- The funds can be utilized to assist families in purchasing foreclosed and short-sale homes at a discount within targeted neighborhoods and can be used for down payments, closing costs and home repairs. Contact our office at (702) 267-2000 for additional information or complete an online request.
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Volunteer Partnership Program: I am interested in donating my time to better the Henderson community. What ...- Thank you for your interest in volunteering! The City's Volunteer Partnership can help! Visit... (more)
- Thank you for your interest in volunteering! The City's Volunteer Partnership can help! Visit
Volunteer Partnership Program to search for volunteer opportunities to match your interests or to register as a potential volunteer.
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Weatherization Program: What is the Weatherization program?- The weatherization progam is designed to assist with making a home more energy efficient. Low-income families have the o... (more)
- The weatherization progam is designed to assist with making a home more energy efficient. Low-income families have the opportunity to have their homes weatherized at no cost. For more information call (702) 267-2010
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HOAs: How do I find an HOA?- To locate an HOA, visit the City's interactive HOA ma... (more)
- To locate an HOA, visit the City's interactive HOA map. You may also contact Heather Rosich at (702) 267-2026 or by email at Heather.Rosich@cityofhenderson.com for more information.
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Foreclosure : My credit has been ruined because of a foreclosure or short sale is there anything that I ca...- Home Again is a new program that makes easier for homeowners in Nevada to determine what state and federal assistance ma... (more)
- Home Again is a new program that makes easier for homeowners in Nevada to determine what state and federal assistance may be available to them with a single “one-stop” free resources. The Home Again program is designed for:
• Those seeking credit restoration
• Households working toward home ownership
• Homeowners seeking loan modification
• Those who are facing foreclosure
The no-fee service is available for all Nevadans simply by calling toll free 1-855-HLP-4-NEV (1-855-457-4638). The call center is open 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., Monday – Friday. Assistance is available in both English and Spanish. For more information about the program click here.
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City Contacts for Neighborhood Issues: I have multiple issues/concerns about my neighborhood and I am unsur...- Please contact Emily Lewis, Senior Neighborhood Programs Specialist, at (702) 267-2008 or by email at Emily.Lewis@cityof... (more)
- Please contact Emily Lewis, Senior Neighborhood Programs Specialist, at (702) 267-2008 or by email at Emily.Lewis@cityofhenderson.com.
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Neighborhood Stabilization: What is the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)?- Through Federal Recovery Acts, a total of $2 billion in NSP1 and NSP3 funds were provided to communities hardest hit by ... (more)
- Through Federal Recovery Acts, a total of $2 billion in NSP1 and NSP3 funds were provided to communities hardest hit by residential foreclosures and mortgage delinquencies. Contact our office at (702) 267-2000 or complete an online request for additional information.
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Foreclosure: Who can I contact if I am at risk of foreclosure or struggling with my mortgage payments?- Home Again is a new program that makes easier for homeowners in Nevada to determine what state and federal assistance ma... (more)
- Home Again is a new program that makes easier for homeowners in Nevada to determine what state and federal assistance may be available to them with a single “one-stop” free resources. The Home Again program is designed for:
• Those seeking credit restoration
• Households working toward home ownership
• Homeowners seeking loan modification
• Those who are facing foreclosure
The no-fee service is available for all Nevadans simply by calling toll free 1-855-HLP-4-NEV (1-855-457-4638). The call center is open 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., Monday – Friday. Assistance is available in both English and Spanish. For more information about the program click here.
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Foreclosure: My home is worth less than my mortgage. Who can I contact if I am interested in modifying an e...- Home Again is a new program that makes easier for homeowners in Nevada to determine what state and federal assistance ma... (more)
- Home Again is a new program that makes easier for homeowners in Nevada to determine what state and federal assistance may be available to them with a single “one-stop” free resources. The Home Again program is designed for:
• Those seeking credit restoration
• Households working toward home ownership
• Homeowners seeking loan modification
• Those who are facing foreclosure
The no-fee service is available for all Nevadans simply by calling toll free 1-855-HLP-4-NEV (1-855-457-4638). The call center is open 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., Monday – Friday. Assistance is available in both English and Spanish. For more information about the program click here.
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Homlessness: I, or someone I know is homeless. Who can help?- HopeLink A Henderson Family Resource Center is available to all Henderson residents. This ... (more)
- HopeLink
A Henderson Family Resource Center is available to all Henderson residents. This non-profit organization may be able to assist our citizens and others with an array of support services to families needing assistance. Case manager's assess resident or family need and either refer to the other social service agencies or provide direct services in the area of housing and basic need which can include; shelter, food, clothing, rental assistance, utility bill assistance, health care, and car repair. Other services offered for family preservation by helping with children literacy, supporting parents with basic needs, and assessing the overall families needs. HopeLink is available for those citizens who find themselves in crisis, need assistance and/or community resources to help them.
For more information, please contact (702)566-0576 or visit the HopeLink website.
Contact in person:178 Westminister Way, Henderson, NV 89015
Dial 2-1-1 or www.nevada211.org.
- A complete guide to any and all resources available in Nevada. Using the search engine, users can search for keywords such as rental assistance, food, childcare, mental health services, counseling, homelessness, clothing etc.
- A great resource to give to victims who may need further assistance after they have been a victim of a crime.
- It's FREE and easy to remember!
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Home Enrichment Landscape ProgramIs there a program to assist with landscape improvements?- Home Enrichment Landscape Program can be used for blight or turf removal. • Applicant must qualify based on hous... (more)
- Home Enrichment Landscape Program can be used for blight or turf removal.
• Applicant must qualify based on household size and income
• Maximum loan: $5,000
• Must own and live in the home where landscape is to be done
• Home must be located within the City of Henderson
• 0% interest, deferred loan
• Loan is paid back when owner no longer lives there
• Turf removal can be combined with theSouthern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) rebate program.
Contact our office at (702) 267-2000 or complete an online request for additional information.
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HOA Information: I know the name of an HOA, but I am looking for contact information. Where can I obtain th...- HOA contact information is available on the City's interactive ... (more)
- HOA contact information is available on the City's interactive HOA map. You may also contact Heather Rosich at (702) 267-2026 or by email at Heather.Rosich@cityofhenderson.com for more information.
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Home Repairs: How can I get home repairs made to my residence?- If you meet eligibility guidelines, Neighborhood Services facilitates both deferred and low-interest loans. Deferred loa... (more)
- If you meet eligibility guidelines, Neighborhood Services facilitates both deferred and low-interest loans. Deferred loans have no payments and no interest. The deferred loan amount is repaid when you sell the home or no longer live in it. Low-interest loans from the City are used to "buy down" a bank's interest rate to three percent. The City also has repair grants. Based upon income eligibility guidelines, you may qualify for a grant of up to $2,500 which does not have to be repaid. Please call (702) 267-2010 or visit Services for Citizens for more information.
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Group Cleanup: My neighbors and I want to clean up our neighborhood. Can the City help?- Through the ... (more)
- Through the Neighborhood Cleanup Program, a dumpster can be placed in your neighborhood at no cost to you. To help spread the word, we will provide you with fliers to distribute throughout your neighborhood. It is important to note that dumpsters are for neighborhood cleanups only and not for personal use.
For more information, please contact Emily Lewis at (702) 267-2008 or by email at Emily.Lewis@cityofhenderson.com.
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Interest-Free Deferred Payment Loans: Do I have to be below a certain income level to qualify for this loan?- Yes, your income must be below 80% of Area Median (AMI). For more information, please visit our website on ... (more)
- Yes, your income must be below 80% of Area Median (AMI). For more information, please visit our website on Interest-Free Deferred Payment Loans or call 267-2010.
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CC&R's: How do I get a copy of my CC&R's?- The City of Henderson does not maintain CC&Rs. You may contact the HOAs' management company or the Clark County Recorder... (more)
- The City of Henderson does not maintain CC&Rs. You may contact the HOAs' management company or the Clark County Recorder at (702) 455-4336.
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Volunteer Partnership Program: Does the City of Henderson screen potential volunteers?- No, the City of Henderson does not screen potential volunteers. The inclusion of any organization or person in the Volun... (more)
- No, the City of Henderson does not screen potential volunteers. The inclusion of any organization or person in the Volunteer Partnership Program does not constitute a representation, warranty, or endorsement with respect to competence, suitability, or reliability of such organization or person by the City of Henderson; nor does the City of Henderson sponsor or endorse any such organization or person.
For more information, please contact Emily Lewis at (702) 267-2008 or by email at emily.lewis@cityofhenderson.com.
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Section 8: Who do I contact for Section 8 rental housing?- The City of Henderson does not have a housing authority. Section 8 housing is handled through the Housing Authority of... (more)
- The City of Henderson does not have a housing authority. Section 8 housing is handled through the Housing Authority of Clark County. Their number is (702) 451-8041.
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Rent Assistance: Who do I contact for rent assistance?- You can call HopeLink at 702-566-0576 for rent assistance. ... (more)
- You can call HopeLink at 702-566-0576 for rent assistance.
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Enhancement Grant: Our neighborhood group wants to enhance and beautify our neighborhood, but we need fundi...- Neighborhood Services offers the Neighborhood Enhancement Grant, which provides up to $2000 in matching funds to registe... (more)
- Neighborhood Services offers the Neighborhood Enhancement Grant, which provides up to $2000 in matching funds to registered neighborhood groups (including HOAs) for projects that benefits the entire neighborhood. Examples include signage, lighting, landscaping, or social events. Learn more about the Enhancement Grant here.
For more information, please contact Emily Lewis at (702) 267-2008 or by email at Emily.Lewis@cityofhenderson.com.
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Group Cleanup: How can I get a dumpster placed in my neighborhood for a weekend cleanup? - Through the ... (more)
- Through the Neighborhood Cleanup Program, a dumpster can be placed in your neighborhood at no cost to you. To help spread the word, we will provide you with fliers to distribute throughout your neighborhood. It is important to note that dumpsters are for neighborhood cleanups only and not for personal use.
For more information, please contact Emily Lewis at (702) 267-2008 or by email at Emily.Lewis@cityofhenderson.com.
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Interest-Free Deferred Payment Loans: When will I have to pay the loan back?- The loan does not have to be paid until you sell or move from your residence.... (more)
- The loan does not have to be paid until you sell or move from your residence.
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Landlord Problems: How can I get help with a problem I'm having with my landlord/tenant?- Contact the Clark County Neighborhood Justice Center at (702) 455-5855. ... (more)
- Contact the Clark County Neighborhood Justice Center at (702) 455-5855.
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Social Services: Who do I contact for info on services for persons living with a disabilty?- RAGE (Rebuilding All Goals Efficiently) offers a variety of services to person living with a disability. They have vari... (more)
- RAGE (Rebuilding All Goals Efficiently) offers a variety of services to person living with a disability. They have various programs to assist individuals in getting the tools they need to accomplish their independent living goals. They can be contacted at 702-333-1038.
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Ombudsman: I am having a dispute with my HOA. Who can I contact for help?- The Nevada State Ombudsman assists in mediating or arbitrat... (more)
- The Nevada State Ombudsman assists in mediating or arbitrating disputes. They can be reached by phone at (702) 486-4480.
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Mosquitoes: Who do contact regarding mosquitoes and West Nile Virus?- Contact the Southern Nevada Health District at 702-759-1220 or go to ... (more)
- Contact the Southern Nevada Health District at 702-759-1220 or go to Southern Nevada Health District.
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Lead Hazard Control: Who is qualified for lead hazard control and healthy homes work?- Qualifications for enrollment and services from the Henderson Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Program are as follo... (more)
- Qualifications for enrollment and services from the Henderson Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Program are as follows:
• Priority given to families with one or more young children (5 years and under)
• Must own or rent a home, townhome, or condo built prior to 1978
• Present proof of ownership or copy of lease agreement
• This is a grant with a 3 year affordability period, funds to be paid back to City of Henderson if there is a breach of the agreement
• Maximum grant amount: $25,000 (maximum grant amount per home varies by type of residence)
• Must enter into an agreement with City of Henderson– during the 3 Year Affordability Period
• Income eligibility determined by income and number of people living in home
To verify your eligibility and enroll, please call 1-888-524-0227 or submit a qualification form under “healthy homes checkup” at www.nvhhp.org.
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Programs for the disabled: Are there any rental programs for the disabled in Henderson?- There are several low income rental housing units in Henderson. Click here to see the list for ... (more)
- There are several low income rental housing units in Henderson. Click here to see the list for Affordable Housing.
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Ombudsman: I am a board member on my HOA and would like to learn my rights and responsibilities. - The Nevada State Ombudsman can assist you with this. They ... (more)
- The Nevada State Ombudsman can assist you with this. They can be reached by phone at (702) 486-4480.
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Lead Hazard Control: I live in a pre-1978 house, could I have lead hazards?- Yes! If you rent or live in pre-1978 housing your home may contain lead-based paint. Overtime, paint deteriorated and re... (more)
- Yes! If you rent or live in pre-1978 housing your home may contain lead-based paint. Overtime, paint deteriorated and releases lead dust. Young children 5 years may have permanent neurological damage due to lead exposure. It takes a very small amount of lead dust to lead poison a child. The only way to know if you have lead-based paint in your home is to have it tested. All work done on painted surfaces in pre-1978 housing should be performed by a lead certified contractor. This will keep your family from being exposed to harmful levels of lead. To see if you qualify for a no-cost lead inspection and lead hazard control work, please 1-888-524-0227 or submit a qualification form under "healthy homes checkup" at www.nvhhp.org.
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Help pay Utility bill: I can't pay my utility bill this month. Can you help me?- The non-profit organization HopeLink may be able to assist you. HopeLink offers an array of support services to families... (more)
- The non-profit organization HopeLink may be able to assist you. HopeLink offers an array of support services to families needing assistance such as food, clothing, prescription assistance and an extensive referral network. For more information, please contact 702-566-0576 or visit the HopeLink Website.
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Enhancement Grant: I am going to apply for a Neighborhood Enhancement Grant. How are the volunteer hours ca...- Volunteer labor is calculated at the rate of $18 per hour. Learn more about the Enhancement Grant ... (more)
- Volunteer labor is calculated at the rate of $18 per hour. Learn more about the Enhancement Grant here.
For more information, please contact Emily Lewis at (702) 267-2008 or by email at Emily.Lewis@cityofhenderson.com
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Block grants: What is a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)?- The City collaborates with nonprofit organizations utilizing U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development funds to improve ... (more)
- The City collaborates with nonprofit organizations utilizing U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development funds to improve living environments, provide decent housing and create economic opportunity for our residents.
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Emergency Repair Grant: What is the Emergency Home Repair Grant?- The Emergency/Repair Grant can assist very low income homeowners anywhere in the City, in making immediate repairs to th... (more)
- The Emergency/Repair Grant can assist very low income homeowners anywhere in the City, in making immediate repairs to their home. For more information call (702) 267-2010
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Senior/Disabled Assistance : How can a senior/disabled resident get assistance on cleaning his or her yard?- Visit Volu... (more)
- Visit Volunteer Partnership Program to register your project. When potential volunteers search for opportunities, they will find your information and be able to contact you directly. Please remember, in order to register your project you must provide contact information, which will be available to the general public on the City's website. If you have any questions, please contact Emily Lewis, Senior Neighborhood Programs Specialist, at (702) 267-2008 or by e-mail at Emily.Lewis@cityofhenderson.com
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Group Cleanup: Who do I contact if a neighborhood wants to get dumpsters to assist with a cleanup project?- Contact Emily Lewis in Neighborhood Services at (702) 267-2008 or emily.lewis@cityofhenderson.com.... (more)
- Contact Emily Lewis in Neighborhood Services at (702) 267-2008 or emily.lewis@cityofhenderson.com.
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Block grants: How much funding is available?- HUD CDBG funding is determined annually. During the past few years the City has received approximately $1.2 million. F... (more)
- HUD CDBG funding is determined annually. During the past few years the City has received approximately $1.2 million. Funding for programs, a category called Public Services, is limited to 15% of the total available funds and the balance is used for community development activities. Approximately 40 applications for funding are received.
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Volunteer Partnership Program: How can I get volunteers to help me with graffiti cleanup, yard work, or sim...- The city of Henderson Volunteer Partnership can help! Visit ... (more)
- The city of Henderson Volunteer Partnership can help! Visit Volunteer Partnership Program to register your project. When potential volunteers search for opportunities, they will find your information and be able to contact you directly. You may also click on "Search for Registered Volunteers" to view individuals who are interested in helping.
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Help for the Homeless: I’m concerned about homelessness. How can I help?- Thank you! Unfortunately no one can "solve" homelessness. We all have to work together.You can begin your invol... (more)
- Thank you! Unfortunately no one can "solve" homelessness. We all have to work together.
You can begin your involvement at the helphopehome Website and/or by contacting nevada211.
If you are interested in helping out your community in other ways, we also have the Volunteer Partnership Program. We encourage you to get involved by searching the database for available projects.
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Community Resources: Do you have a list of community resource contacts or support information?- HopeLink A Henderson Family Resource Center is available to all Henderson residents. This ... (more)
- HopeLink
A Henderson Family Resource Center is available to all Henderson residents. This non-profit organization may be able to assist our citizens and others with an array of support services to families needing assistance. Case manager's assess resident or family need and either refer to the other social service agencies or provide direct services in the area of housing and basic need which can include; shelter, food, clothing, rental assistance, utility bill assistance, health care, and car repair. Other services offered for family preservation by helping with children literacy, supporting parents with basic needs, and assessing the overall families needs. HopeLink is available for those citizens who find themselves in crisis, need assistance and/or community resources to help them.
For more information, please contact (702)566-0576 or visit the HopeLink website.
Contact in person:178 Westminister Way, Henderson, NV 89015
Dial 2-1-1 or www.nevada211.org.
- A complete guide to any and all resources available in Nevada. Using the search engine, users can search for keywords such as rental assistance, food, childcare, mental health services, counseling, homelessness, clothing etc.
- A great resource to give to victims who may need further assistance after they have been a victim of a crime.
- It's FREE and easy to remember!
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Paying off/Refinancing loan: Who do I contact to get information on paying off or refinancing my loan for t...- Neighborhood Services can help you with that. The number is (702) 267-2010. ... (more)
- Neighborhood Services can help you with that. The number is (702) 267-2010.
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Foreclosure: How do I avoid foreclosure?- Information on avoiding foreclosures can be found at the ... (more)
- Information on avoiding foreclosures can be found at the US Department of Housing & Urban Development site.
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HOA Board Updates: I am on my HOA board or manage an HOA and would like to receive information on programs ...- To receive information on the Neighborhood Services E-Inform, please complete an ... (more)
- To receive information on the Neighborhood Services E-Inform, please complete an HOA Update Form. For more information, contact Heather Rosich at (702) 267-2026 or Heather.Rosich@cityofhenderson.com.
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Block grants: When are applications available?- Applications are available around the first week of October on the City's Neighborhood Services webpage for grants and a... (more)
- Applications are available around the first week of October on the City's Neighborhood Services webpage for grants and are usually due in November. Awarded grants will be funded the following July. You can always view the Neighborhood Services Grants webpage and CDBG information.
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Neighborhood Leadership Forum: I am on my HOA/NHA board or manage a Henderson HOA. Is there a venue for me ...- The Neighborhood Leadership Forum... (more)
- The Neighborhood Leadership Forum is a program designed to assist with positive relationship building and partnerships between local government and neighborhood leaders. Please contact Heather Rosich at (702) 267-2026 or by email at heather.rosich@cityofhenderson.com for more information.
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Homelessness: I have seen homeless persons frequenting the same place and I think it is a problem. Who do ...- If you observe illegal activity, call the Henderson Police Department at 267-5100.For referral to so... (more)
- If you observe illegal activity, call the Henderson Police Department at 267-5100.
For referral to social services who will follow-up with the persons and offer assistance:
HopeLink
A Henderson Family Resource Center is available to all Henderson residents. This non-profit organization may be able to assist our citizens and others with an array of support services to families needing assistance. Case manager's assess resident or family need and either refer to the other social service agencies or provide direct services in the area of housing and basic need which can include; shelter, food, clothing, rental assistance, utility bill assistance, health care, and car repair. Other services offered for family preservation by helping with children literacy, supporting parents with basic needs, and assessing the overall families needs. HopeLink is available for those citizens who find themselves in crisis, need assistance and/or community resources to help them.
For more information, please contact (702)566-0576 or visit the HopeLink website.
Contact in person:178 Westminister Way, Henderson, NV 89015
Dial 2-1-1 or www.nevada211.org.
- A complete guide to any and all resources available in Nevada. Using the search engine, users can search for keywords such as rental assistance, food, childcare, mental health services, counseling, homelessness, clothing etc.
- A great resource to give to victims who may need further assistance after they have been a victim of a crime.
- It's FREE and easy to remember!
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Volunteer Partnership Program: Does my group need to be a registered non-profit to request volunteers?- The only requirement to register your project is that it must benefit Henderson residents. Projects registered with Volu... (more)
- The only requirement to register your project is that it must benefit Henderson residents. Projects registered with Volunteer Partnership Program range from HOA cleanups and children's sports clinics to fund raising coordinators. Visit Volunteer Partnership Program for more information.
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Volunteer Partnership Program: My elderly family member needs help cleaning up their yard. Can the Voluntee...- Yes! Visit ... (more)
- Yes! Visit Volunteer Partnership Program to register your project. When potential volunteers search for opportunities, they will find your information and be able to contact you directly. You may also click on "Search for Registered Volunteers" to view individuals who are interested in helping.
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Neighborhood Association: How do I form a Neighborhood Association?- Emily Lewis in Neighborhood Services can provide information on forming a Neighborhood Association. Emily can be reached... (more)
- Emily Lewis in Neighborhood Services can provide information on forming a Neighborhood Association. Emily can be reached at (702) 267-2008 or emily.lewis@cityofhenderson.com.
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Neighborhood Association: My neighborhood does not have a homeowners' association. Where can I get informat...- Emily Lewis in Neighborhood Services can provide information on forming a Neighborhood Association. Emily can be reached... (more)
- Emily Lewis in Neighborhood Services can provide information on forming a Neighborhood Association. Emily can be reached at (702) 267-2008 or emily.lewis@cityofhenderson.com.
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Redevelopment Areas/Home Owners Assistance: How do I qualify for the Homeowners Assistance in the Redevelop...- The applicant's home must be located in either the downtown or eastside redevelopment areas. For more information, go to... (more)
- The applicant's home must be located in either the downtown or eastside redevelopment areas. For more information, go to Homeowners Assistance Program or call 702-267-2027 or 267-2000.
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Block grants: Is our organization eligible for CDBG?- Organizations with State & Federal Tax Exempt determinations with projects that principally benefit low/moderate income ... (more)
- Organizations with State & Federal Tax Exempt determinations with projects that principally benefit low/moderate income persons are eligible.
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Clark County Assessor: Where can I find information or access the clark county assessor? - You can access the Clark County Assessors ... (more)
- You can access the Clark County Assessors Website or give them a call at (702) 455-3882.
Henderson Office:
Stephanie Promenade
245 Stephanie St. Suite #B
Henderson NV 89074
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Monday - Thursday
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Resources: Are there any resources available to Neighborhood Leaders?- The Neighborhood Leadership Forum and Neighborhood Services E-Inform are two of the many resources available to neighbor... (more)
- The Neighborhood Leadership Forum and Neighborhood Services E-Inform are two of the many resources available to neighborhood leaders. For more information visit our Neighborhood Programs web-page.
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Unemployment Agency: How can I get help/resources if I am currently not working or just got laid off?- You can access the Unemployment Website or call 702-48... (more)
- You can access the Unemployment Website or call 702-486-0350 to file a claim for unemployment benefits.
There is another service called Nevada Job Connect and they have a local office here in henderson located:
119 Water Street
Henderson, NV 89105
Phone: (702) 486-0300
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What is the "If I Were the Mayor of Henderson..."Essay Contest?- Coordinated by Neighborhood Services, this annual essay contest is opened to all Henderson 5th graders. Five winning ess... (more)
- Coordinated by Neighborhood Services, this annual essay contest is opened to all Henderson 5th graders. Five winning essays are selected based on spelling, grammar, originality and understanding of local government. Winners are presented with a prize package and recognized at City Council.
For more information, please contact Heather Rosich at (702)267-2026 or by email at Heather.Rosich@cityofhenderson.com.
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