Our Services
We provide practical support and meaningful services designed to help individuals and families overcome challenges, build stability, and move toward a brighter future.
Non-emergency Crisis Intervention & Family Services
We address immediate needs through direct outreach. The purpose of this phase is to intervene quickly during moments of crisis by providing relief right where people are. The Way Bus will travel to neighborhoods, shelters, and underserved areas to meet families and individuals face-to-face. Those seeking help can approach the bus directly or connect with us through our outreach team, where they’ll receive immediate resources, encouragement, and direction to longer-term services.
We provide ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) BST (Basic Skills Training) counseling services to both individuals and families, thoughtfully designed to support healthier behavioral patterns and sustainable daily routines.
While these methods are grounded in evidence-based practices with a strong scientific foundation, our approach extends far beyond clinical application. We intentionally create a personalized, one-on-one experience for each client—one that is rooted in patience, compassion, and genuine connection—allowing us to not only address behavioral goals, but also build trust, confidence, and long-term growth.
Supplemental &
nutrition assistance
Families and individuals can visit our facility, request a Way Bag, and expect to receive essentials like food, hygiene products, school supplies, or other care items prepared by volunteers. The process is straightforward: request what’s needed, pick up from the facility or outreach site, and walk away with tangible help.
Each year, we will award two vehicles to two carefully selected recipients, including working parents, single mothers and fathers, and students who demonstrate determination, Resoonsibility, and commitment to their goals.
Careers and
Employment Assistance
We partner with Southern Nevada Training Center to support clients in becoming job-ready through access to essential certifications, including CPR, AED, TAM cards, Alcohol Awareness cards, and other workforce readiness credentials. In addition, we collaborate directly with Goodwill’s Job Center to provide hands-on employment support and resources, as well as Foundation for Recovery, where clients receive career readiness preparation designed to strengthen confidence, professionalism, and long-term employability.
Empowerment
Program CCDC
We are committed to providing a faith-based recovery program for individuals in CCSD jails. This program integrates spiritual guidance with practical recovery steps, helping participants confront addiction, build accountability, and reconnect with purpose. The focus is on creating a path of hope, restoration, and long-term healing, both spiritually and personally.
Peer Recovery
Support Program
Through Peer Recovery Support Specialist mentorship, we aim to assist individuals recovering from substance use disorders by providing ongoing guidance, encouragement, and accountability. Mentors who have lived experience offer personalized support, helping others navigate challenges, access resources, and sustain long-term recovery.
Through Peer Recovery Support Specialist mentorship, we aim to assist individuals recovering from substance use disorders by providing ongoing guidance, encouragement, and accountability. Mentors who have lived experience offer personalized support, helping others navigate challenges, access resources, and sustain long-term recovery.