Community Resources Management Division

Dr. Pearson Community Center

Community Resources Management Division

About Us: The Community Resources Management Division is dedicated to building self-sustaining communities, providing housing that is safe, decent and affordable, and creating a strong economic and social base for the development of healthy families and supportive neighborhoods throughout Clark County.

Affordable Housing List - This is a list of affordable multifamily apartment rental units and is updated as new units are completed.

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG):

HOME Investment Partnerships Program / Low Income Housing Trust Fund

Emergency Shelter Grant

For any questions regarding homeless programs or the annual application process, please contact Shawna Brody at shp@co.clark.nv.us or 702-455-5025.

Outside Agency Grant

Clark County annually makes funding available to non-profit and other public agencies that provide services of substantial benefit to the residents of Clark County. Generally, such grants are intended to supplement services provided directly by the County, or are funded in lieu of the need for the County to establish such programs. Total funding available for such grants may vary significantly from year to year depending on the County’s financial condition at the time. Past County grant recipients should not expect or rely on continued County support as this is a limited, discretionary source of funding that fluctuates in response to other County financial obligations. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to make these grants based on whatever factors the governing body deems appropriate. Technical assistance is available by contacting Shawna Brody at Community Resources Management Division at (702) 455-5025.

Summer Business Institute

Video about Summer Business Institute Frequently Asked Questions

Founded in 1996, the Summer Business Institute represents a collaborative effort beetween the Clark County Community Resources Managment Division and the local business community. The focus of the program is to give youth opportunities to experience the corporate environment from working inside. The Summer Business Institute features an eight week internship, which includes business mentoring, life skills training, financial management and a civic engagement project. The program is designed for incoming high school juniors, seniors and college freshmen students. Students are required to complete an application and provide a high school transcript. Qualifying students are then interviewed. The program generates hundreds of applications and interest annually. The students benefit from both on the job experience and workshops. The work week is divided into two parts. The first four days of each work week the students will perform on-the-job training at their job sites, where a supervisor provides them with a meaningful projects. On Fridays, the students participate in workshops designed to complement what they learn on the job. The weekly workshops are a critical component, where students gain insight into future career paths, as well as receive information regarding entrepreneurial opportunities. The workshops are designed to focus on Financial Management and Life Skills Training. The curriculums were designed by The National Endowment For Financial Education in partnership with Cooperative Extension Systems and America's Credit Union, and UNLV. The workshops are taught by professional instructors complemented by invited guest speakers. As part of giving back to the community, each year the SBI Interns are asked to participate in a civic engagement project. The interns have always taken these projects to a higher level of giving each year.