Welcome to the Las Vegas Indian Center - the only resource for Southern Nevada Urban Indians!
MISSION STATEMENT VISION STATEMENT

To advocate on behalf of American Indian people to secure a more promising future while preserving the rich historical legacy of the past. Our mission is accomplished through:

> proactive programming for social and economic self-sufficiency,

> targeted outreach to youth and elders,

> community partnerships that facilitate the delivery of services, and

> cultural events that promote awareness and respect of indigenous people.

To emerge as Southern Nevada's premiere resource of Native American cultural and community affairs.
FOCUS AREAS CONTACT INFORMATION

The Las Vegas Indian Center provides services primarily to the American Indian people residing in the Las Vegas metropolitan area. Agency staff advocate on behalf of all persons requesting services to ensure their access to all available agency and community resources.

Service Initiatives

> Increase job skill levels of Native American adults in high growth occupations.

> Connect individuals & families to resources offering basic human and self-help services.

> Forge partnerships with educational institutions to promote learning, academic achievement, workforce preparedness & leadership skills among Native American youth.

> Nurture and understanding & appreciation of the Native American experience.

> Lead a public-private campaign to establish a Native American Enrichment Center in Southern Nevada.

Debra Reed, Executive Director

2300 W. Bonanza Road
Las Vegas, NV 89106

Phone: 702-647-5842

GENERAL INFORMATION

Email: info@lasvegasindiancenter.org

Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
(Evenings & Fridays by Appointment)

ACCREDITATIONS

The agency is accredited by the United Way of Southern Nevada and by the Nevada State Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Abuse. The agency is the only Native American organization that is accredited by the State to provide outpatient substance abuse services.