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W4PARENTS

Parent services, child care, school support and family navigation.

Network domains: w4parents.com, w4parents.org

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Choose a parent need and location. Results separate direct providers from finders and broader starting points. Confirm openings and eligibility with the provider.

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31 public resources

Showing published resources from across the Network.

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.

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,…

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.

BEFORE YOU CHOOSE OR APPLY

Ask the questions that protect your time and your child.

Use a listing to reach the provider, then confirm what is current before you enroll, visit or share private information.

Before choosing child care

Use the official state search or referral route to confirm licensing status, inspection information and complaint procedures where available. Visit providers, ask who will care for your child, confirm hours and fees, and verify whether the provider accepts any assistance you plan to use. A directory result is not an endorsement or a guarantee of an opening.

Official child-care options guidance

Before asking for school or disability support

Keep copies of evaluations, notices and school communications in your own private files. Ask the relevant school, district or parent center what process applies to your child. W4NETWORK is a directory and does not receive student records, determine eligibility or replace an individualized education meeting.

Find a Parent Training and Information Center

Keep children and caregivers private

Search with a general need and community, not a child's name, birth date, case number, medical record, school ID or home address. Share sensitive information only through the provider's appropriate private channel after you confirm who you are dealing with.

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