Project Homeless and Family Connect is an initiative that collaborates with local service providers to assist individuals and families facing financial hardships or experiencing homelessness. The program aims to connect them with essential services such as medical care, social services, housing aid, and more.
We want to ensure people are getting the help they need while maintaining safety for all. Therefore, we offer small events throughout the year at our main campus at the St. Vincent's Food Pantry as well as our Neighborhood Centers.
Check back often to see the calendar as it's updated.
Interested in being a vendor?
Contact: Lisa Z. Ross
lzross@ccsnn.org
(775) 322-7073 ext 235
Project Homeless and Family Connect (PHFC) includes a series of events connecting individuals and families to free services such as medical care, social services, mental health support, veterans services, housing information, veterinary care, and quality of life services like haircuts.
PHFC serves as an effective and organized effort to coordinate assistance for people dealing with poverty and homelessness. Widely recognized as a nationwide best practice, Project Homeless and Family Connect is held annually in over 200 communities worldwide.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Free Vision Care!
July 20, 21 from 8:00am-4:00pm, 435 Eureka Ave.
Through VSP® Eyes of Hope®, you may be eligible to receive a comprehensive eye exam from a VSP network doctor and, if prescribed, high-quality glasses at no cost to you.
Eligibility*
• Haven’t received eye care through a VSP program during the last 12 months
• No vision coverage by a private insurer and/or government program
• Meets the 2025 family income guidelines
Appointment required.
Register here: Tinyurl.com/VSPEyesofHope2026
Download the flyer here.
Mammograms!
The Nevada Health Centers Mammovan is coming to our Sun Valley Food Pantry July 21, 130 W. Gepford Parkway.
For additional information and to download the flyer, click here.