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Veteran Resource Hub

NORTHERN NEVADA • RENO / SPARKS • VETERANS & FAMILIES

 

Help Is Available. You Don’t Have to Navigate It Alone.

Veterans Alliance USA is committed to connecting veterans and their families with the resources they need to achieve stability, independence, and long-term success.

Whether you need help with housing, food, mental health, healthcare, employment, VA benefits, transportation, legal assistance, or another challenge, the resources below can help connect you with trusted services throughout Northern Nevada.

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NEED HELP RIGHT NOW?

 

Veterans Crisis Line

If you are a veteran in crisis or concerned about a veteran, confidential support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

CALL: 988, then Press 1
TEXT: 838255
AVAILABLE: 24/7

You do not have to be enrolled in VA benefits or healthcare to contact the Veterans Crisis Line.

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room

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HOUSING & HOMELESSNESS

 

Veterans Alliance USA

Emergency Assistance • Veteran Housing • Resources • Community Support

Veterans Alliance USA helps veterans throughout Northern Nevada access resources and assistance during times of hardship. Our programs include emergency assistance, veteran housing initiatives, community resource connections, and our Hero’s Independence Housing Project.

If you are a veteran in need of assistance, contact our team to see how we may be able to help or connect you with the appropriate resource.

SERVICE AREA: Northern Nevada

WEBSITE: veteransallianceusa.org

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Nation’s Finest — Reno

Housing • Homelessness Prevention • Case Management • Employment

Nation’s Finest provides comprehensive support to veterans and their families. Services can include housing assistance, homelessness prevention, case management, employment support, behavioral health services, and connections to other community resources.

ADDRESS: 419 W. Plumb Lane, Reno, NV 89509
PHONE: 775-284-8387
SERVICE AREA: Washoe County and surrounding communities

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VA Sierra Nevada — Homeless Veteran Care

Emergency Housing • Homelessness Prevention • Healthcare • Employment

The VA provides assistance to veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Services may include immediate food and shelter assistance, transitional and permanent housing resources, homelessness prevention, employment assistance, healthcare, mental-health treatment, and substance-use treatment.

PHONE: 775-786-7200
LOCATION: VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System, Reno

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VA Community Resource & Referral Center

Housing Resources • Homeless Veteran Services • Referrals

The VA Community Resource and Referral Center helps veterans experiencing homelessness or housing instability connect with VA programs and community services.

ADDRESS: 1175 Financial Blvd., Reno, NV
SERVICE AREA: Northern Nevada

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MENTAL HEALTH & COUNSELING

 

Reno Vet Center

PTSD • Trauma • Counseling • Family Support • Military Sexual Trauma

The Reno Vet Center provides confidential counseling and support to eligible veterans, service members, and their families.

Services can include individual counseling, group counseling, couples and family counseling, PTSD and trauma support, grief counseling, Military Sexual Trauma support, readjustment counseling, and referrals to additional services.

ADDRESS: 5580 Mill Street, Reno, NV
PHONE:
775-323-1294

24/7 VET CENTER CALL CENTER: 877-927-8387

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VA Sierra Nevada Behavioral Health

Mental Health • PTSD • Depression • Anxiety • Addiction Treatment

VA Sierra Nevada provides comprehensive mental-health services for veterans.

Services include psychiatry, psychology, individual and group therapy, PTSD treatment, depression and anxiety treatment, substance-use treatment, and other behavioral-health services.

MENTAL HEALTH: 775-326-2920
M
AIN VA: 775-786-7200
LOCATION: Reno VA Medical Center

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MEDICAL & PHYSICAL HEALTH

 

Reno VA Medical Center

Primary Care • Specialty Care • Pharmacy • Mental Health • Veteran Healthcare

The Reno VA Medical Center is the primary VA healthcare facility serving veterans throughout much of Northern Nevada.

Veterans can access primary care, specialty medical care, mental-health services, pharmacy services, rehabilitation, nutrition services, and many other healthcare programs.

ADDRESS: 975 Kirman Ave., Reno, NV 89502
PHONE:
775-786-7200

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North Reno VA Clinic

Primary Care • Outpatient Veteran Healthcare

The North Reno VA Clinic provides outpatient healthcare services for eligible veterans and offers another option for veterans accessing VA healthcare in the Reno area.

ADDRESS: 1140 Selmi Drive, Reno, NV

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Women Veteran Care — VA Sierra Nevada

Women’s Healthcare • Mental Health • Maternity Care • MST Support

VA Sierra Nevada provides specialized healthcare services for women veterans.

Services may include primary care, gynecology, maternity-related services, mental-health counseling, Military Sexual Trauma support, and other women’s health services.

PHONE: 775-786-7200
LOCATION: VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System

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FOOD & BASIC NEEDS

 

St. Vincent’s Food Pantry

Groceries • Food Assistance • Basic Needs

St. Vincent’s Food Pantry provides food assistance to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in the Reno area.

ADDRESS: 435 Eureka Ave., Reno, NV
PHONE:
775-786-5266

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The Community Food Pantry

Emergency Food • Grocery Assistance

The Community Food Pantry provides food assistance to individuals and families in the Reno/Sparks area who are struggling to afford groceries.

ADDRESS: 1135 12th Street, Sparks, NV
PHONE:
775-391-0482

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Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada

Food • Basic Needs • Case Management • Community Assistance

Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada operates programs designed to help individuals and families experiencing financial hardship, food insecurity, and other challenges.

ADDRESS: 500 E. 4th Street, Reno, NV
PHONE:
775-322-7073

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The Salvation Army — Reno

Food Assistance • Basic Needs • Community Support

The Salvation Army provides a variety of assistance programs for individuals and families experiencing hardship.

Available services can vary depending on current resources and funding.

ADDRESS: 1931 Sutro Street, Reno, NV
PHONE:
775-688-4555

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EMPLOYMENT & CAREER ASSISTANCE

 

Nevada Veteran Employment Services

Job Search • Résumé Assistance • Career Coaching • Employment Resources

The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation provides specialized employment assistance for veterans and eligible spouses.

Veteran Career Coaches can help with job searches, résumés, interviewing, employment planning, training opportunities, workshops, and connections with employers interested in hiring veterans.

PROGRAM: Nevada DETR / EmployNV
SERVICE AREA: Statewide Nevada

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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE & SUPPORT

 

Veterans Alliance USA — Emergency Assistance

Veterans Alliance USA provides emergency assistance and resource connections to veterans experiencing hardship throughout Northern Nevada.

Assistance depends on individual circumstances, program eligibility, and available funding.

Veterans needing help are encouraged to contact our organization so our team can evaluate the situation and determine whether we can provide assistance directly or connect the veteran with another appropriate resource.

WEBSITE: veteransallianceusa.org

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Nevada 211

Financial Assistance • Utilities • Rent • Food • Housing • Healthcare

Nevada 211 connects Nevada residents with thousands of community resources.

If you aren't sure which organization can help with your situation, Nevada 211 is an excellent place to start.

Resources can include rent and utility assistance, food, emergency shelter, healthcare, mental-health services, employment assistance, transportation, and other community programs.

CALL: 211
SERVICE AREA: Statewide Nevada

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VA BENEFITS & DISABILITY CLAIMS

 

Nevada Department of Veterans Services

VA Claims • Disability Benefits • Appeals • Veteran Benefits

Nevada Department of Veterans Services provides accredited Veterans Service Officers who can assist veterans and eligible family members with accessing earned benefits.

Veterans Service Officers can help with VA disability claims, appeals, pensions, survivor benefits, and navigating the VA benefits process.

COST: Free assistance
SERVICE AREA: Nevada

Veterans are encouraged to schedule an appointment as early as possible because appointment availability can vary.

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Reno VA Regional Benefit Office

VA Benefits • Disability Compensation • Veteran Assistance

The Reno VA Regional Office assists veterans, service members, and their families with federal VA benefits.

Veterans can receive information and assistance related to disability compensation, benefits, claims, and other VA programs.

LOCATION: Reno, Nevada

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LEGAL ASSISTANCE

 

Nevada Office of Military Legal Assistance

Civil Legal Assistance • Veteran Legal Resources

The Nevada Attorney General’s Office of Military Legal Assistance connects eligible service members and veterans with legal resources and pro bono assistance for certain civil legal matters.

Services and eligibility depend on the type of legal issue and available participating attorneys.

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Nevada Department of Veterans Services — Legal Resources

Veterans who need legal assistance can also access information about free and low-cost legal programs through the Nevada Department of Veterans Services.

Resources may include civil legal assistance, Veterans Treatment Court information, disability advocacy, and other veteran-focused legal programs.

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TRANSPORTATION

 

DAV / VA Veteran Transportation

Free Transportation to VA Medical Appointments

The Disabled American Veterans and VA Volunteer Transportation Network help eligible veterans who do not have transportation get to VA healthcare appointments.

Transportation availability depends on location, scheduling, and available drivers.

Service is available for the Reno area, with certain transportation options also serving surrounding Northern Nevada communities.

Veterans should contact VA Sierra Nevada in advance to determine eligibility and schedule transportation.

VA SIERRA NEVADA: 775-786-7200

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VETERAN FAMILIES & CAREGIVERS

 

VA Caregiver Support Program

Caregiver Resources • Education • Support • Referrals

The VA Caregiver Support Program provides resources, education, support, and services for family members and caregivers who help care for veterans.

Services can vary based on the veteran’s needs and eligibility.

VA SIERRA NEVADA: 775-786-7200

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Reno Vet Center — Family Counseling

The Reno Vet Center offers counseling and support that may include couples and family counseling for eligible veterans, service members, and their families.

PHONE: 775-323-1294
ADDRESS: 5580 Mill Street, Reno, NV

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NOT SURE WHERE TO START?

 

Nevada 211

You don't have to know exactly which organization you need.

Nevada 211 can help connect you with local services for:

• Housing and emergency shelter
• Rent and utility assistance
• Food and groceries
• Mental-health services
• Healthcare
• Employment
• Transportation
• Financial assistance
• Family services
• Veteran services
• And other community needs

CALL: 211

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WE’RE HERE TO HELP

 

Veterans Alliance USA

Finding the right resource can be overwhelming. If you're a veteran in Northern Nevada and aren't sure where to turn, reach out to Veterans Alliance USA.

If we are able to assist you through one of our programs, we'll explain the next steps. If another organization is better equipped to meet your needs, we'll work to connect you with an appropriate resource.

Veterans helping veterans build stability, independence, and a stronger future.

WEBSITE: veteransallianceusa.org

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Veterans Alliance USA provides this directory as a community resource. Programs, eligibility requirements, contact information, funding, hours, and availability may change.

Please contact each organization directly to confirm current services and eligibility.

If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

If you are experiencing a mental-health or suicide crisis, call 988 and Press 1 to reach the Veterans Crisis Line.

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