State parent and child-care starting points
Application / assistance program
● Nevada
Apply online for Nevada public benefit programs and manage an existing case.
Who qualifies: Nevada residents may apply. Each program has separate income, household, residency, and other eligibility rules.
Federal or national resources
Directory / care finder
● United States starting point
Connect to each state or territory's child care search, licensing records, inspection resources, financial assistance and complaint process.
Who qualifies: Anyone may search. Provider enrollment and financial-assistance eligibility are determined by the applicable state or territory.
Parent support / referral line
● United States starting point
Talk with a crisis counselor about child abuse concerns, safety planning and referrals.
Who qualifies: Children, youth, parents, caregivers and other people seeking guidance or support related to child abuse.
Local parent-support resources
Application / assistance program
● Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada
Review 2026-2027 before and after school Safekey enrollment, sites, costs and subsidy information.
Who qualifies: Children ages 5 to 11 attending kindergarten through fifth grade at participating program sites. Current school-site and registration rules apply.
Application / assistance program
● Reno, Washoe, Nevada
Review current Reno Sierra Kids before and after school registration, sites, waitlists and camps.
Who qualifies: Children using participating Sierra Kids sites. Age, school, site, semester and camp requirements vary.
Federal or national resources
Application / assistance program
● United States starting point
Find Head Start, Early Head Start, Migrant and Seasonal Head Start, and American Indian and Alaska Native Head Start programs.
Who qualifies: Generally serves children from birth through age 5 in families at or below the poverty level. Families receiving TANF, SSI or SNAP,…
Parent support / referral line
● United States starting point
Get next-step guidance and case support after a child is reported missing to law enforcement.
Who qualifies: Families and law-enforcement partners dealing with a missing or exploited child case in the United States.
Directory / care finder
● United States starting point
Find caregiver information, counseling, training, respite and access assistance funded through state and local aging networks.
Who qualifies: Family and informal caregivers who meet the current federal and local program rules. Specific caregiver and care-recipient eligibility varies by service and…
County parent-support resources
Parent-support provider
● Multi-area resource. Open details for its listed coverage.
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
Parent-support provider
● Churchill, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
Parent-support provider
● Clark, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
Parent-support provider
● Clark, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
Parent-support provider
● Douglas, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
Parent-support provider
● Elko, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
Parent-support provider
● Eureka, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
State parent and child-care starting points
Directory / care finder
● Nevada
Find current University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H county program routes and enrollment information.
Who qualifies: Youth ages 5 to 19 as of January 1 of the current year. County deadlines, project requirements and local opportunities vary.
County parent-support resources
Parent-support provider
● Humboldt, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
Parent-support provider
● Lander, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
Parent-support provider
● Lincoln, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.
Parent-support provider
● Lyon, Nevada
Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.
Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.