CPLC NEVADA INC

Nv workforce and economic development:department of employment, training and rehabilitation (detr)program. Our workforce development program offered a comprehensive range of services to over 200 adult job seekers from diverse backgrounds and skill levels. We provided career exploration, resume-building assistance, financial support for certifications, job readiness training and direct connections to employment opportunities. Youthbuild las vegasprogram. The youthbuild program is a young adult (18-24 yrs.) pre-apprenticeship program that gives opportunity youth (continued on schedule o)the support to attain a hiset diploma, receive vocational training in construction, nursing, and welding. Participants receive vital industry certifications and access to job placement opportunities. Americorps:through affiliation with americorps, cplc receives additional funding in support of post-secondary education opportunities for youthbuild participants. Students must complete 450 service hours in the las vegas valley by building affordable and other community service projects. After completion of the service term requirements, youthbuild americorps members earn a segal education award of $1900 that can be used to pay for education expenses at post-secondary institutions and technical schools.

Nevada community services supportive housing: operation home rapid rehousing program provides medium-term (4-24 months) tenant-based rental assistance and supportive services to households experiencing homelessness. The goal is to place individuals and families experiencing homelessness into housing as quickly as possible and assist each household remove barriers which led to or kept them in homelessness. Along with rental assistance the program incorporates case management to assist clients with identifying and removing barriers that led to or kept them in unsheltered homelessness. From 7/1/2023 - 6/30/2024 operation home rapid rehousing placed 41 households into supportive housing. During this time 6 households transitioned into permanent housing on their own with no further supportive services needed and 5 transitioned into permanent supportive housing through other supportive housing programs and/or agencies. 30 households still remain in the operation home rapid rehousing program and continue to work with case management to achieve self sufficiency. Housing opportunities for persons with aids (hopwa)program. Services provided included case management short term rent mortgage and utility assistance (strmu) up to five months or $5,000 of assistance can be provided, permanent housing placement (php) which covers move-in costs, and hotel vouchers for a maximum 60 day placement. These services allow clients to maintain or obtain permanent housing where long term residency is expected. A total of 183 unduplicated clients/households have been provided services since program implemented in may of 2021, with a total of 198 direct services provided consisting of 105 strmu, 43 php, and 51 hotel voucher placements. The america rescue plan, housing assistance program (arpa ha)is designed to assist eligible individuals or families maintain safe, stable housing. The program provides rental assistance, eviction prevention, and move in costs to households experiencing housing instability and those facing eviction. Individuals participating in this program are provided with case management services, housing navigation and supportive services to assist clients with identifying permanent housing options. Since program implementation in 2022 a total of 108 unduplicated households were assisted through the program, 76 we able to preserve or develop permanent housing where long term residency is expected and 32 avoided eviction. The knowledge is power - si se puede project, is a series of several interactive workshops/events that address key and current community impact issues faced by the community. The workshops will be delivered by cplc-nv and a collaboration of community partners. One goal is to serve a minimum of 200 unduplicated individuals with informative workshops in areas of housing, workforce development, health and wellness, education, arts & culture, and civic engagement. Another goal of the project is to decrease social and racial inequity and improve economic, social, and overall well-being of low-income and underserved north las vegas residents by increasing knowledge and access to key community resources.

Behavioral health pal and thrive the nevada pediatric access line (nv pal) program is a grant-funded initiative that provides physician-to-physician child psychiatry consultations. Offered statewide to all primary care providers serving patients aged 0 to 25, nv pal was established in 2020 with funding from a mental health block grant from the nevada department of public and behavioral health, awarded to chicanos por la causa, a local 501c3. The program aims to enhance youth mental health services across nevada. Nv pal from july 2023 to june 2024 has facilitated over 456 consultations and more than 4,828 care coordination encounters, providing primary care providers with specialized advice that benefits nevada families, all at no cost for eligible patients. Thanks to its success and additional funding from the health resources & services administration (hrsa), nv pal is expanding its services. The program is now available to a broader range of healthcare providers, including specialty providers, clinicians in rural critical access hospitals, and staff at school-based health centers. This expansion ensures that pediatric mental health care is accessible to underserved communities, particularly in rural and frontier areas. Thrive- are two integrated behavioral health centers located in rural/frontier nevada. Douglas county, nevada has a population of 49,428 with a unique dynamic where the housing crisis is continuing to rise and the school populations are decreasing due to unaffordability. Mineral county, nevada is thrive satellite clinic hosting both pal and thrive team members. Mineral county has a population of 4,519 housing a transient population with sparse medical and mental health professionals to support the valley. Thrive was originally funded in 2021 from the substance abuse and mental health services administration to form two certified community behavioral health centers. After two years of operation and certification of a ccbhc, the centers have migrated to specialize in crisis centers for the communities. In douglas county, thrive supports the school system with risk assessments for all youth and families. The integrated services provided at thrive include risk assessment, crisis assessment, mental health and substance use assessment, psychotherapy, substance use therapy, psychoeducation, skills training, parent training, and care coordination.

Business enterprise:to engage in the activity of operating business ventures for the purpose of providing job training, employment, and managerial development opportunities to residents for the charitable purpose of furthering the economic development of the community.