Founded in , the Las Vegas Rescue Mission LVRM started with a small storefront building that included the chapel, kitchen and a shelter that could house a few men. Today, LVRM campus takes up two city blocks in downtown Las Vegas, helping hundreds of men, women and their children daily, and provides approximately 30, meals each month.
To serve those in need through food, shelter, daily needs and addiction recovery, offering hope to individuals and families through Jesus Christ.
The Las Vegas Rescue Mission provides services without regard to race, color, national origin or ancestry, age, sex, sexual orientation, marital or domestic partnership status, gender, gender identity or expression, physical or mental disability, genetic information, or veteran status, in accordance with all applicable state and federal laws. Walker Furniture and the Las Vegas Rescue Mission have combined efforts to support our community since Built in , classes and church services are held here; it also houses administrative offices.
Edward H. This two-story, 15,square-foot building has the capacity to house up to men in dormitory-style housing. There is an educational wing with a library for recovery classes, personal study, resume preparation, calling prospective employers, and more. We partnered with the The Neighborhood Clinic to provide medical resources to our program clients. Each client is given a schedule and collects their medication as needed and can be seen for appointments. This former transitional house for our clients is now staff offices and a space with monitored computers.
This area helps grow our clients and prepares them for graduation and beyond. Intake is the screening process to admit new guests for an overnight stay. First intake is at pm to pm and takes place in our dining hall. The second intake after the evening meal, is at pm in our intake building, utilizing the entry gate on D St. All beds are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. With 68 beds, the Shelter of Hope is home to women and their children in need of emergency shelter, as well as women in our residential recovery program.
