State services
Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD)
Entry point for Nevada disability services, autism treatment assistance, and family support programs.
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16 resources
State services
Entry point for Nevada disability services, autism treatment assistance, and family support programs.
Children 0-3
Free developmental evaluations and therapy for infants and toddlers with delays. No diagnosis required to ask.
Schools
Request an evaluation in writing. The district must respond in writing with prior written notice.
Benefits
Waiver programs that fund in-home support, respite, and habilitation for people with intellectual and physical disabilities.
State services
Nevada's regional center serving southern Nevada for intellectual and developmental disability services and case management.
Legal
Nevada's protection and advocacy agency. Free legal help for disability rights, education, and benefits denials.
Benefits
Supplemental Security Income for children and adults with qualifying disabilities and limited income.
Transportation
Local and Las Vegas medical transport options for residents, including accessible service.
Mental health
Local counseling, crisis support, and coordination for Nye County residents.
Crisis
Free 24/7 crisis support by call or text, including specialized support for people with disabilities.
Advocacy
Statewide advocacy, self-advocacy training, and grant-funded family programs.
Schools
Statewide parent training and information center for special education. Free workshops and one-on-one help.
General
Statewide referral line for food, housing, utilities, childcare, and health services.
Benefits
Tax-advantaged savings accounts that do not jeopardize SSI or Medicaid eligibility.
Adults
Job training, placement, and supported employment for adults with disabilities.
Safety
Register a household member so first responders know about disability, wandering risk, or communication needs.