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Our Programs

Structured Pathways
to Stability

Each program is built around a specific need, with clear steps, accountability, and a defined path forward.

The Journey

Road to Independence

Every participant follows a structured, supported path — from their first day to full independence. Here's what that journey looks like.

Day 1

Intake & Assessment

Every journey begins with a comprehensive intake. A dedicated case manager assesses your needs, goals, and barriers to build a personalized action plan.

Weeks 1–2

Document & Legal Review

We help secure vital identification, review legal history, and navigate any outstanding barriers — creating a clean foundation to move forward.

Weeks 2–6

Life Skills & Training

Participants engage in financial literacy, communication workshops, and workforce readiness training to build confidence and competence for daily life.

Month 2

Housing Stabilization

We connect participants with transitional or permanent housing resources, ensuring safe shelter as a stable base for all other progress.

Months 2–4

Employment & Community

Job placement support, employer partnerships, and peer networks help participants enter the workforce and build lasting community ties.

Month 6+

Independence & Alumni

Graduates transition to full independence with ongoing check-ins, alumni community access, and celebration of their achievements.

Independence Achieved

Featured Program

Flagship Program

L.A.S.H. Second Chance Legal and Reintegration Program

A structured reentry program that provides legal assistance, life skills development, and ongoing accountability to help individuals transition from instability into stable, productive lives. Participants receive case management, legal navigation support, and step-by-step guidance through the barriers that most often lead to setbacks — housing, employment, documentation, and community connection.

Reentry support and case management
Legal assistance and record review
Life skills and financial literacy
Accountability check-ins and goal tracking
Housing and employment navigation
Community and peer support network

Bridge Housing Program

Emergency Shelter Program

The LASH Haven

Operated through the LASH Bridge Housing Program

A safe place to land. A clear path forward.

The LASH Haven is L.A.S.H. Foundation's emergency shelter program — a low-barrier, dignified space where individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness in Clark County can find immediate safety, support, and a structured bridge to permanent housing.

We don't just offer a bed. We offer a beginning.

What is The LASH Haven?

The LASH Haven is operated through our LASH Bridge Housing Program, designed to serve individuals who are unsheltered and in crisis. Our doors are open to anyone who needs them — regardless of sobriety, employment, income, or identification. Every person who walks through our doors is met with dignity, not judgment.

What We Provide

  • Safe, clean shelter accommodations
  • Showers, hygiene supplies, and laundry services
  • Individualized case management
  • Housing navigation and permanent housing support
  • Document retrieval assistance (ID, birth certificates, Social Security)
  • Transportation assistance and bus passes
  • Referrals to mental health, medical, substance use, and employment services
  • Accommodations for pets and emotional support animals

Who We Serve

The LASH Haven welcomes all individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness, with specialized support for:

  • Households with children
  • Veterans
  • Survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking
  • Individuals with mental health conditions
  • People in substance use recovery
  • LGBTQ+ individuals
  • Black, Brown, and Indigenous community members
  • People with disabilities

Our Approach

Everything we do at The LASH Haven is grounded in trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and strengths-based care. We believe every person has the capacity to rebuild — they simply need the right support at the right moment.

Our case managers work one-on-one with each resident to develop a personalized housing and stability plan, connecting them with the full range of LASH Foundation services including legal aid, expungement assistance, workforce development, and family stabilization.

Get Help Now

If you or someone you know needs shelter, please reach out. No appointment necessary. No requirements to enter.

844-527-4243
support@lashfoundation.org

The LASH Haven is designed to coordinate with Clark County Social Services and the Southern Nevada Homelessness Continuum of Care.

The LASH Haven is opening soon. If you need shelter tonight, call 2-1-1 or visit helphopehome.org/get-help for emergency shelter options in Southern Nevada. For other help from L.A.S.H. Foundation, call 844-527-4243.

Hotel & Property Partners

Are you a hotel, motel, or property owner interested in supporting The LASH Haven? We are actively seeking facility partners.

Service Providers & Community Resources

Are you a service provider, healthcare organization, or community resource? We want to build with you.

Homeowner Assistance Program

Homeowner Assistance Program

LASH HomeKeepers Program

Keep your home. Keep your footing.

The LASH HomeKeepers Program offers free housing counseling and loan modification assistance to homeowners facing financial hardship. We help you understand your options, organize your documents, and communicate with your mortgage servicer — at no cost, ever.

Serving homeowners in Nevada and Maryland — in person in Southern Nevada, and by phone and online in Maryland.

Free one-on-one homeowner counseling
Help understanding loan modification and foreclosure-prevention options
Document organization and application support
Communication with your mortgage servicer (with your written authorization)
Budget and hardship planning
Referrals to legal aid and HUD-approved counselors when needed

100% free. No fees, ever.

Additional Programs

Supporting Services

Identity & Legal Access Program

Helps individuals obtain vital documents — birth certificates, state IDs, Social Security cards — and navigate the legal system to access essential services they have been locked out of.

Family Stabilization Program

Provides counseling, mediation, and resource coordination to help families stay together, communicate better, and build a stable household foundation.

Workforce Readiness Program

Covers resume building, interview preparation, skills training, and job placement assistance to help participants secure and maintain meaningful employment.

Reintegration Program

Supports individuals transitioning from incarceration, homelessness, and crisis by providing housing assistance, employment readiness, and case management services to help them rebuild stable, independent lives.

Youth Mentorship Program

Pairs at-risk young people with dedicated mentors who provide guidance, accountability, and positive role modeling to build confidence and direction.

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