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Southern Nevada's Premier

Domestic Violence Shelter & Resource Center

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Our mission is to provide safe shelter and resources to homeless and abused women and women with children in crisis; as well as offer life-changing services that promotes stability, dignity, and self-reliance.

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The Shade Tree is a 24-hour accessible shelter which offers life changing services to victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, human trafficking, elder abuse, and street violence. Our doors are open to women (with or without children), and unaccompanied youth of any gender facing economic hardship who lack an adequate place to live. Programs and services at The Shade Tree promote stability, dignity, and self-reliance, while escaping the cycle of abuse, homelessness, or violence. The Shade Tree is the largest shelter of its kind in the state and is the only 24-hour accessible shelter designed specifically to meet the needs of women and their children in the region.

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Once Upon A Gala

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September 25, 2023

Celebrate International Womens Day with The Shade Tree at Champagne and Pearls

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February 18, 2020

The Shade Tree Celebrates 30th Anniversary with the Mask Off Gala!

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February 18, 2020
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Thank you to @carverroadhospitality and @flankerlv the Meet and Greet event with @zachwhitecloud was so...

Ronald McDonald, Care Mobile unit, will be at The Shade Tree of Las Vegas to provide onsite drop-in clinic services for clients. They will be here from 8:00AM this morning until 5:00PM this afternoon to provide services at no cost to all current clients. Thank you @Ronald McDonald Care Mobile for helping to keep our clients healthy this holiday season!

Ronald McDonald, Care Mobile unit, will be at The Shade Tree of Las Vegas to...

#domesticviolenceawareness #homelessyouthawarenessmonth

#domesticviolenceawareness #homelessyouthawarenessmonth

Take a "Sip of Hope!" Hey Las Vegas! This month, all Flowing Tide Pub @flowingtidepub_lv locations will be serving a drink called "Sip of Hope." of which a portion of proceeds from sales will go to benefit @theshadetreevegas. They will also be accepting donations on behalf of our organization at all of their locations this month. Please be sure to visit your nearest Flowing Tide Pub, to relax and enjoy a "Sip of Hope" *Please remember to drink safely and responsibly. #flowingtidepub_lv #domesticviolenceawareness

Take a "Sip of Hope!" Hey Las Vegas! This month, all Flowing Tide Pub @flowingtidepub_lv...

Thank you to @coxcommunications for their continued support of The Shade Tree. With their gift, we can provide 100 nights of shelter, meals, and resources to women in need. Cox Charities has been a huge support of The Shade Tree, and we are so happy to continue our partnership. #theshadetreelv

Thank you to @coxcommunications for their continued support of The Shade Tree. With their gift,...

Financial abuse is a form of domestic violence. 40% of adults stated in a survey that they do not understand what financial abuse is. In many situations financial stability is the leading barrier of a domestic violence victim, which often leads them to stay in an unsafe environment. Know the signs of abuse. If you have any questions or are seeking assistance, you can call our 24/7 hotline at (855) 385-0072. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

Financial abuse is a form of domestic violence. 40% of adults stated in a survey...

In 2007, Congress passed its first resolution recognizing November as National Homeless Youth Awareness Month (NHYAM) to build awareness of the issue of youth homelessness, including its causes and potential solutions, and highlight the need to work to prevent homelessness among children and teens. Since then, November has been a time to elevate the issue of youth homelessness; and grow the commitment to intensify efforts to prevent and end homelessness among young people in the U.S. In response to the issue of homeless youth, The Shade Tree has started our Unaccompanied Minor Program, which will allow us to provide emergency shelter to unsheltered unaccompanied minors. For more information about our programming, please visit our website at theshadetree.org/get-help/ #theshadetreelv #nhyam

In 2007, Congress passed its first resolution recognizing November as National Homeless Youth Awareness Month...

Happy Halloween from The Shade Tree! We hope all of our supporters and friends have a fun and safe holiday. #theshadetreelv #happyhalloween #spookyseason

Happy Halloween from The Shade Tree! We hope all of our supporters and friends have...

Today our friends @Check City will be launching a fundraiser to benefit The Shade Tree. Domestic Violence affects everyone regardless of age, economic status, race or sexual orientation. The Shade Tree of Las Vegas provides safe shelter to homeless and abused women, women with children, and their pets. The Shade Tree cannot achieve their mission without the help of donors like you. All donations will be matched dollar for dollar by Check City and all donations stay in Southern Nevada. *Donations from this fundraiser will help The Shade Tree provide shelter, food, and services to women escaping a crisis. Check City will match all donations up to $15,000. Thank you to Check City for your continued support of The Shade Tree! For more information about our programming, please visit https://theshadetree.org/get-help/.

Today our friends @Check City will be launching a fundraiser to benefit The Shade Tree....

URGENT! The Shade Tree is currently in need of COVID masks and testing supplies. Please drop directly onsite. Donations are greatly appreciated. Thank you!

URGENT! The Shade Tree is currently in need of COVID masks and testing supplies. Please...

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