It has been a year now since Candice Parks from Nevada Senior Services saved our lives…read more I'm looking around our apartment today with such gratitude the Universe allowed an Angel like Candice to enter our lives when she did. I am a Caregiver for an elderly, disabled, man and last year we were suddenly, and illegally, evicted from our apartment. We had very little resources and no experience in this sort of crisis. Desperate, I reached out to as many organizations as I could searching for any type of help. Candice Parks was referred to me and all it took was one message left. I've never met anyone like her. She should be revered and honored for the commitment and caring she demonstrates. In every aspect of our need, she had some way to assist us. Food, assistance with our temporary housing, and a referral to our current home we are in now. Which is perfect. Amazing. We have been back on our feet since moving to our new apartment. If it hadn't been for Candice I honestly do not know where we would've ended up. It's not just that she has a contact list that must be absurdly long. Anyone can hand out phone numbers and wish you good luck. And many people did that. It's that she gets it. She listened. She reacted every to everything with the proper sense of urgency and timing. She knew our situation and never once left us hanging. Look, no one is actually a miracle worker. But if there were anyone close, it would have to be Candice Parks from Nevada Senior Services. God Bless You Candice Parks and Everything About You. I am humbled and grateful for the love and care you showed us in our desperate time of need.

What a delight to visit the NLV Neighborhood Community Center! Over the holiday weekend the center…read morehosted several events celebrating the national holiday and freedom of Ebony skinned men and women ask over this country. What fun it was to share the experience with so many talented young men and women. Because it's a community center, pivots are liminted. The place was inviting, staff was kind and lots of fun. Happy Yelping!

This establishment has been a hidden gem for my children's karate classes. The exceptional karate…read moreinstructor, reasonable fees, and welcoming team have made it a delightful experience. The facility is impeccably maintained, including the washrooms, and I have encountered no problems at all.

We are so grateful to the organization for what they do as a whole and everyone there were great…read morepeople and super friendly..........except the Executive Director (Kelli). She has to be one of the most rude and disrespectful people that I have ever met. I spent 21 years in the Air Force and and still work for the gov and I pride myself in treating people with respect and understanding, and the way she acted towards myself and others at the Dress giveaway, just for walking down the incorrect hallway....she should not be in charge of any organization and I would be leary about donating to a person like that. All she had to do was explain the mistake/rules in a nice and respectful manner. I overheard others talking about the rudeness from her as well.

Project 150 is amazing at helping youth with clothing and much needed supplies.As a former foster…read moreparent I can say they were invaluable to my kids.

Clean environment and staff members were engaging. Excellent location and accessibilityread more

After being told about this center, My husband and I started going here. There is some great…read moreactivities for seniors. The bunco lunch bingo was such a fun time. We have also eaten lunch here. The prices are low and the food is delicious. The staff is great and so fun.

Considering the official greeter was an adorable pitbull named Diamond (whom is also available for…read moreadoption). She immediately greeted us and laid down for belly rubs. This first impression won my heart over the second we walked in. ****HOWEVER, the manager also immediately made sure that we were okay with dogs and was prepared to put her in back, there is a small gate you have to pass through right at the door before encountering her so don't let this discourage you from stopping in. The store is really small but it had a lot of good items. The manager was very personable and such a joy to talk to. The prices are fair. For the clothing, they have higher end "red tag" clothing which are individually priced. The remaining clothing is priced per item $4 shirts, $5 shoes, etc.. The proceeds goes to Hearts Alive to support animals which just makes it a wonderful place to donate or shop. I would highly recommend checking it out and giving a few belly rubs while shopping. It's located right by the Cat Cafe too.

I like the idea of how donations are being used to help support the animals. bunch of random and…read moreneat stuff inside. donated a bunch of medical scrubs since my workplace color codes the employees (bummer). so hopefully they will get put to good use. it was a little difficult maneuvering their dig gate with my hands full but whatever. their old store had people who would help you out but I only saw a lady sitting at a desk. might have just been a slow time of day but all good.

This is a great place for the community. They have amazing classes at affordable rates! My children…read morehave somewhat grown up there and I've even started taking piano lessons as well. Check it out.

I visited the Pearson Community Center for an event and was blown away by the beautiful mural…read moreinside the building. I didn't even get to take a photo of it because I didn't notice it when I first walked in - yes, it was as if I was a horse wearing blinders. Anyway, when I went to use their restroom was when I actually noticed the beautiful artwork. I asked the beautiful lady at the front desk if it was a local artist who painted the murals. She said it was an artist from Los Angeles named Mike Norice. If you Google-search Pearson Community Center + Mike Norice, you'll see a few videos on this place. It was breathtaking to say the least. Just absolutely beautiful the work he did, which is called "Unsung Pillars of the Westside". There were other works of art (mixed media) throughout the lobby from community members that I found to be beautiful as well. While I was inside one of the rooms, the place did feel a bit warm - to be fair, the weather was around 115°. Anyway, I enjoyed what I saw but wished it were a little cooler in the side rooms.

I scheduled an appointment to view the place with my father who has Parkinson's disease. It was…read moreperfect (or at least it appeared to be). We liked it so much that we completed the paperwork to begin attending. We had all the documents transferred over from our current daycare, rearranged our schedule, completed our last day at the prior daycare and THE DAY BEFORE we were to start at 3:30 pm, we received a call from the intake person (wonderful lady) informing us that the nurse would not accept the completed physical because the form identified my father Parkinson's condition as a "medical history" rather than a "diagnose". This was unbelievable!! It will take a minimum of 30 days to set up and see the doctor for another physical. This is a VERY POOR PRACTICE & POLICY! ...NEWS FLASH... PARKINSON'S DISEASE IS A LIFETIME ILLNESS. To cancel a person the day before attending over a misprint error is ridiculous and insulting to a person with a disability and a lifetime medical condition. My father is brokenhearted!

My wife and I moved to Las Vegas just over a year ago. We care for her soon to be 80 year old…read morebrother who is at a 3rd grade level. We wanted to get him into adult day care as he was in Minnesota. He was vegetating in his bedroom here. After sometime we became aware of Nevada Adult Day Care. It's $80 daily with no funding. For awhile we drove him there on Fridays costing us $320 monthly. Trying to find funding we had to jump through so many hoops, making several, several phone calls, on hold, changing his insurance 3 times trying to qualify, it was unbelievable. We finally discovered the Dept. of Social Services who funds him. We are glad to pay $80 a month for Para Transit who buses him back and forth and this is for 5 days a week. He loves it. Dept. of Social Services and Adult day Care on 2008 Jones Blvd. have been a God send.