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Nevada sexual-assault advocacy and counseling; its official site lists a 24/7 sexual-assault hotline at 702-366-1640. Services are not restricted by gender or age.

SafeNest’s official services include a 24/7 domestic-violence hotline at 702-646-4981, advocacy, shelter and counseling. Its counseling program lists trauma-survivor groups for men and women. Confirm individual eligibility and appointments directly.

The Center’s current dedicated CAN page describes confidential victim advocacy, safety planning, system navigation and referrals for people affected by interpersonal violence. Confirm current hours and contact routes with The Center.

Civil legal help depends on income, asset and case-type eligibility. Criminal defense and personal-injury claims are among excluded matters; representation is not automatic.

Crime-related compensation requires an application and eligibility review; payment is never automatic. Reporting, claim deadlines and evidence requirements may apply.

Statewide information and referral directory for housing, food, financial and mental-health resources. This is a search service, not a dedicated sexual-assault crisis hotline.

The statewide coalition connects people with local service organizations. It specifically says it is neither an emergency shelter nor a crisis hotline.

Official LVMPD victim advocates: 702-828-2955; weekday office hours Monday–Friday, 7 AM–5 PM. The unit offers crime-victim advocacy and referrals; it does not provide civil legal representation or emergency dispatch.

Nevada’s official Department of Human Services page lists child-abuse and neglect reporting numbers by county. Clark County: 702-399-0081. This is a reporting route, not confidential therapy.

Official Nevada Adult Protective Services reporting for vulnerable adults, including ages 18–59 and people 60+. Clark County: 702-486-6930; other Nevada areas: 888-729-0571. Not an emergency dispatch service.

National Children’s Alliance lists this Las Vegas Children’s Advocacy Center as accredited, contact 702-455-6126. The member directory is informational; report suspected child abuse to appropriate local authorities.

Official Nevada State Chapter supports children’s advocacy centers and multidisciplinary teams; it does not itself dispatch emergency services or conduct criminal investigations.

Clark County’s Victim/Witness Assistance Center lists 702-671-2525 and weekday 7:30 AM–4:30 PM hours. Its services include court accompaniment, case updates, compensation-application assistance and referrals; it is not a 24/7 crisis hotline.

Clark County’s Victim Compensation page describes counseling and some medical-expense assistance, subject to eligibility, reporting and timing conditions. Contact its Victim Witness Assistance Center at 702-671-2525 for an application.

Specialized sexual-assault victim advocates provide information, referrals and possible assistance with reporting or forensic exams. Their staffing and access should be checked separately from the agency's 24-hour general crisis center.

Official listed 24/7 Sexual Assault Help Line: 775-221-7600. The general 988 crisis line is separate; the website's contact form is not a crisis service.

The crisis contact center offers general emotional and suicide-crisis counseling 24 hours a day via 988 call, text and chat. It operates a Northern and Rural Nevada 988 regional center; this is separate from sexual-assault advocacy.

Free civil legal representation is subject to eligibility. The program generally serves low-income people and excludes criminal defense; some litigation costs can remain. Certain undocumented victims of crime, trafficking or domestic violence can qualify.

The provider describes immigration-related legal protections for certain survivors, including VAWA relief. Individual eligibility and documentation matter; its detailed public explainer is older, so seek current qualified legal advice.

Campus advocacy serving students, faculty and staff in the UNLV, Nevada State and College of Southern Nevada communities. Confirm your eligibility and current hours directly.

Emergency funding is limited to eligible UNLV students affected financially by interpersonal violence. A CARE advocate assists with the application; amounts may reach $1,000 depending on circumstances and available funds, with no guaranteed award.

Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth lists 24-hour crisis access at 1-866-U-ARE-SAFE for youth needing immediate housing/safety help.

The Las Vegas drop-in center advertises Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m. walk-ins. The separate Safe Place line, 1-866-827-3723, operates 24 hours; availability of emergency housing must be confirmed.

Current program information is for homeless or housing-insecure young adults ages 18–24. Completing the questionnaire does not establish eligibility or guarantee immediate housing.

This program focuses on specialized care for young victims of sex trafficking. The project description does not establish open beds or immediate admission; confirm current referral and eligibility requirements directly.

Online text-based peer groups are for male-identifying adults 18+. They are not therapy or crisis care. Confirm the group schedule and available places directly.

Its official healing resources offer peer-moderated forums, chat and support referrals. Registration for the discussion forum is limited to adults 18 or older. Peer participation is not a replacement for therapy, and the organization does not provide emergency crisis intervention.

Male-survivor peer community and resource/referral information. Its public site describes peer-moderated discussions and separate therapist-referral resources; not an emergency hotline.

Trained support is available 24/7. The provider explains that confidentiality and mandatory-reporting obligations depend on what identifying details are shared.

A directory of independent sexual-assault services; offerings, hours and eligibility vary by provider. The separate RAINN national hotline at 800-656-4673 offers 24-hour support.

This trafficking-focused service answers 1-888-373-7888 around the clock and lists text support at 233733, with interpreter access. It asks callers to contact it for potential trafficking situations.

Crime-victim information, advocacy and referrals are offered by phone or text at 855-484-2846 and via the provider's website. Provider and federal publications give conflicting descriptions of staffed hours, so confirm current operating hours directly rather than assuming an uninterrupted 24-hour response.

Counselor-supported child-abuse information and guidance via phone, text and chat, 24/7. Check the provider’s confidentiality and reporting rules before sharing identifying information.

NCMEC operates a 24-hour 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) call center for reporting information about missing or exploited children; suspected online sexual exploitation can be reported through CyberTipline.org. Its general contact inbox has weekday monitoring hours and is not an emergency-dispatch route.

National Children's Alliance maintains a locator for Children’s Advocacy Centers and State Chapters. NCA is not an emergency-service or investigative agency. Confirm the local center’s contact details.

Peer-led survivor groups focused on clergy and institutional abuse. SNAP says its peer-support groups are not therapy sessions; contact the organization for participation and availability.

24/7 crisis and resource support via 1-800-RUNAWAY for runaway, homeless and at-risk youth. The program highlights services for youth ages 12–21, with family and caregiver assistance.

National sexual-violence information and state/local coalition links. Not a direct 24-hour counseling hotline. Use the listed provider contacts for individual support.

Connect with domestic-violence advocates via 800-799-7233, text START to 88788 or web chat. The Hotline provides safety planning and referrals but does not directly issue cash, hotel or transportation assistance.

Confidential dating-abuse support is available 24 hours daily for teens, young adults, and people supporting them in the U.S. Call 866-331-9474, text LOVEIS to 22522, or use the official online chat. This independent provider addresses relationship abuse and safety planning; it is not operated by this publication.

24/7 dating-abuse support for teens, young adults and their loved ones: call 866-331-9474, text LOVEIS to 22522, or chat. This is relationship-abuse support, not an emergency dispatch line.

A weekday, prevention-focused service for adults concerned about possible child sexual abuse, including concerns about their own behavior. It is not emergency response, therapy, legal counsel or an investigative agency; check current weekday staff hours.

U.S. LGBTQ+ young people can reach Trevor's own free crisis counselors around the clock by phone at 866-488-7386, text START to 678678, or web chat. Its terms identify under-25 crisis services. The federal 988 Press 3 specialized service resumed on September 30, 2026. Trevor operates its own separate crisis counseling service.

Free 24/7 crisis support by phone, text and chat for LGBTQ+ young people in the United States. Check privacy and emergency-reporting terms before sharing identifying details.

The U.S. hotline (877-565-8860) offers peer support for trans and questioning people, with Spanish by pressing 2. Its current published hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Pacific; it is not a 24/7 line, and some holidays have scheduled closures. Confirm current availability with the provider.

Peer support for trans and questioning callers. The provider currently lists weekday phone hours of 10 AM–6 PM Pacific; verify schedules before calling.

For young people: text SAFE plus your city/state or ZIP to 4HELP (44357) to find a nearby Safe Place. Text 2Chat to the same number for direct counselor support; service availability and local age eligibility may vary.

24/7 crisis support for youth and families: call 800-448-3000; teens and young adults can text VOICE to 20121. Separate from medical or behavioral-health office hours.

24/7 treatment referral and information for mental-health and substance-use conditions: 1-800-662-HELP (4357). It is not a specialized sexual-assault crisis hotline.

24/7, Native-centered domestic and sexual violence advocacy by phone, text and chat: 844-762-8483. Primarily designed for Native American and Alaska Native survivors; support is offered to other contacts as well.

Federal directory search for nonemergency victim services by geography, victimization type and service. It does not itself provide crisis counseling or certify every third-party entry.

The general 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline remains available by call, text or chat. For LGBTQ+ youth, the specialized federal Press 3 service resumed on September 30, 2026 after being suspended in July 2025. The Trevor Project operates its own independent counseling service. Confirm other text-routing options with the Lifeline directly.

Call or text 988 or use the official chat service, 24/7. This is a general suicide/crisis lifeline, not a replacement for specialized sexual-assault support.

Call 988 then press 1; text 838255. Confidential crisis support 24/7 for Veterans, service members and people concerned about them; VA enrollment is not required.

A request pathway for potential civil-attorney referrals, not a guarantee of representation or free legal assistance. Verify eligibility, fees and any deadlines directly.