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Our mission is to reduce homelessness in our city through treating its root causes - substance-abuse disorders and mental illness. Through our diverse staff, we educate the public on best-practices in addressing our homeless crisis and utilize our thirteen strategies for treatment to free our city’s most underserved citizens from addiction and mental illness. Through the application of our Credo, every opioid (and/or any other drug) addicted person, will be provided an easily accessible pathway to seek out, find and live their own best life through an individualized recovery process.
Our Credo is based on the principle that change is optimally effectuated when our community is fully engaged in pulling together toward the desired outcome. All Las Vegans, regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, or any other demographic factor, deserve the opportunity to live a fully productive life free from addiction to opioids and or other drugs of every sort. Interventions required to achieve this outcome will often include non-opioid-based medication assisted treatment, behavioral therapy, safe housing, case management as well as occupational and vocational training. In addition to those factors, we also recognize the crucial healing role of nutrition, physical fitness, spirituality, and fellowship. Vegas Stronger is dedicated to full facilitation and integration in the delivery of these remedies.
We offer more than just traditional groups and are a growing facility with a sober boxing gym, coffee shop, bookstore, bicycle mission, and our customized “13 Core Elements" method.
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Our vision is to transform the Las Vegas community by ending homelessness, treating addictive behaviors and providing accessible mental healthcare. Our staff aims to unite the Las Vegas community and bring solution-oriented action to bear on the challenges we face in battling the scourge of addiction. Nothing could be more important than saving and improving the life of even one woman, man or baby afflicted by the addiction and mental health epidemic. The repercussions and reverberation of each such result will multiply and impact myriads within and beyond our locality.
Clinician
Case Manager
Clinical Director
Therapist
Substance Abuse Counselor
Therapist
Counselor & CEO
Chief Clinical Director
Laboratory Service Assistant
Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Director of Government Relations
Executive Director
Director of Operations
Data Analytics Officer
Executive Assistant
Head of Development
Grant Writer & Administrator
Community Outreach & Admissions
Case Manager
Driver
Community Outreach Liaison
Driver & Administrator
Yoga Therapist
Administrative Assistant
Bicycle Ministry Volunteer
Executive Assistant
Shelter Outreach Specialist
Manager of Case Management
Shelter Outreach Specialist
Case Manager
Health & Wellness Director
Human Resources Director
Case Manager
In order to achieve the desired outcome – that every addicted person will be provided an easily accessible pathway to seek out, find and live their own best life through an individualized recovery process – a robust hub-and-spoke network of community partners will be required.
- Margaret Mead, anthropologist, recipient of the Planetary Citizen of the Year Award in 1978.
