From basic needs to any health and human service program, one call to
Nevada 2-1-1 offers access to:

Basic human needs resources
Physical and mental health resources
Financial stability
Programs for children, youth and families
Support for older Americans and persons with disabilities
Volunteer opportunities and donations
Support for community crisis or disaster recovery

Nevada 2-1-1 service is available to a majority of Nevada's population including many cellular subscribers. Service is available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.

Individuals with hearing/speech impairments may access 2-1-1 services by calling
7-1-1 or by text message - send your 5 digit zip code to 898211 (TXT211). Language translation services in up to 150 different languages are also available to those calling 2-1-1.

For service providers interested in being listed in the online directory:

To submit information requesting a new listing or to update your current listing,
contact Evan Miller at 775-784-8085 or email him.

Nevada 2-1-1 Partnership

The State of Nevada, United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra, United Way of Southern Nevada, Crisis Call Center, and HELP of Southern Nevada.  Additional partners include: AT&T, CenturyLink, Family TIES of Nevada, Nevada Disability Advocacy and Law Center, Nevada Public Health Foundation, State of Nevada Department of Health and Human Services, State of Nevada Department of Information Technology, State of Nevada Legislature, Washoe County Chronic Disease Coalition, and Washoe County Senior Services.

The planning and development of this essential service was made possible through funding from the State of Nevada with the support of Nevada Senator Dina Titus and Assemblywoman Debbie Smith.

Support 2-1-1 

Call 1-888-PASS-211 to encourage members of Congress to co-sponsor the
"Calling for 2-1-1 Act", bi-partisan legislation that would provide federal funding for
2-1-1 services nationwide