To ensure that all participants are prepared for long-term success, the following requirements must be met: Medical Examination: All applicants are required to undergo a medical examination to ensure that you are physically fit for employment. This helps identify any health issues that may have been neglected and allows us to address them before you begin the program. Your well-being is our priority, and we want to ensure you're physically ready for the job market. Therapy Requirement: Participants must complete 3 to 6 months of therapy with a selected provider. This therapy is designed to support your mental and emotional health, ensuring that any challenges or obstacles are addressed so that you can thrive throughout the program. Health Insurance: As part of the program, we require participants to obtain health insurance. This ensures you have access to medical care when needed and supports your overall well-being during your time in the program. CHW Communication: You will be required to maintain regular communication with a Community Health Worker (CHW), typically 1 to 5 times a week. These check-ins are essential for monitoring your progress and addressing any needs or concerns that may arise throughout the program.

No, all therapy and medical services required for participation in the program are provided free of charge through our partner providers. Our goal is to ensure that you receive the necessary care and support without any financial burden.

We require participants to engage in therapy with a licensed mental health professional through one of our selected providers. The therapy is tailored to your individual needs and may include counseling, behavioral health services, or support for any mental health conditions that could affect your ability to succeed. Our goal is to provide the emotional and psychological support you need to thrive.

While you are not required to have health insurance at the time of applying, you must obtain health insurance before beginning the program. We can assist you in finding low-cost or free health insurance options if you are eligible. Access to healthcare is a critical part of ensuring your overall well-being during the program.

Regular communication with your Community Health Worker (CHW) is essential to your success in the program. You will need to check in with your CHW 1 to 5 times a week depending on your individual needs and progress. These check-ins help ensure that you are on track, that there are no issues hindering your success, and that any additional support or resources are provided.

We understand that life happens, but consistency is key to your success. If you miss a session or therapy appointment, your Community Health Worker (CHW) will reach out to you to discuss the situation and help you reschedule. It's important to stay committed to the program, and we are here to help you stay on track.

Yes! We understand that many participants may have part-time jobs, family responsibilities, or other commitments. The program is flexible, and we will work with you to accommodate your schedule while ensuring that you still receive the support and services needed for success. Communication with your CHW can be adjusted based on your availability.

The Raising Hope of Nevada program is designed to last for two years. During this time, you will receive: Ongoing Therapy & Counseling: 3 to 6 months of therapy to support your mental health. Job Training & Certification: Access to job readiness programs, including CDL training, forklift certification, and high school diploma completion. Regular Check-ins: Consistent support and monitoring through CHW communication. Workshops & Resources: Financial literacy, life skills, and other educational resources to help you build a stable and successful future. The program is designed to support you holistically—physically, emotionally, and financially—over an extended period to help you become self-sufficient.

No formal education is required to join the program. We accept participants with varying levels of education, from those without a high school diploma to those who have completed some higher education. The program includes high school diploma completion services for those who need it, as well as job readiness workshops and training to help you succeed in the workforce.

While some services may be limited to U.S. citizens or permanent residents, we strive to help everyone in need. If you are a non-citizen, please reach out to us directly to discuss your specific situation and how we can best support you.

Yes, all services provided through the program—including therapy, job training, food assistance, and other resources—are completely free of charge. Our goal is to eliminate financial barriers to success and provide access to the resources needed for a better future.

To apply, simply fill out the online application form on our website or call us directly at [phone number]. After you submit your application, you will be contacted for an intake interview where we will assess your needs and ensure that the program is the right fit for you.

At Raising Hope of Nevada, we are dedicated to helping people overcome challenges and achieve success. If you need assistance with something that’s not listed in our services, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We will do our best to provide the support or direct you to the appropriate resources in the community.

There are many ways you can support Raising Hope of Nevada: Donate: Your contribution helps us expand our programs and support more families. Volunteer: Offer your time and talents to help others in the community. Partner with Us: If you represent a business or organization, we’d love to explore partnership opportunities.